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LUOYANG - EATING AND DRINKING

There are a few dim, poky noodle places around the train station - the best is the one just on the left as you come out of the Tianxiang Hotel, a backpacker restaurant in embryo whose staff are trying hard to learn English. Also opposite the station you'll find plenty of snacks - oranges, apples and nuts - sold from wooden stalls that set up every evening, near the long line of shoe shiners. The city's scattering of restaurants is worth sampling, too.

Guangzhou , Jinghua Lu. Out of the way but worth the trip, with an English sign so it's easy to spot. Don't walk into the grotty canteen on the lower floor; the real restaurant, boisterous and lively and serving Cantonese food, is upstairs. No English is spoken, nor is there any on the menu, but the staff are friendly (and curious). They'll do half portions for half price, so if there's only one or two of you, you can still have four or five dishes, which should come to less than ¥100.

HM , Zhongzhou Zhong Lu. A new place opposite the intersection with Zhongzhou Xi Lu and highly recommended, though at around ¥50 per head it's not cheap. There's an intimate atmosphere, with small tables, and an English menu is provided. A good range of dishes is on offer, but the highlight for homesick palates must be the soufflé and the delicious banana rolls.

Luoyang , Zhongzhou Zhong Lu, near the intersection with Jinguyuan Lu. A quiet place, especially if you get one of the snug booths at the side, where you can eat cheap, basic dishes.

Peony , Zhongzhou Zhong Lu. A good in-hotel Chinese restaurant with a variety of dishes; there's a coffee shop in the lobby as well.

Xuangong , Zhongzhou Zhong Lu, next to the Xuangong Hotel. Though they only have big tables for serving large groups, this place has a friendly atmosphere and staff are eager to please. They even give you a form after your meal asking you to rate your dining experience and suggest how it could have been improved. The English menu offers standard dishes at reasonable prices. Arrive early as this place is very popular.

 

 

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