Deji Road Dining Area
The western dining belt of Lhasa, where Tibetan kitchens, Sichuan noodle houses, Nepali restaurants and hotpot parlours line Deji Road. It is the practical answer to where to eat in the evenings, a short taxi ride from the old town.
Overview
Quick facts about Deji Road Dining Area
The western dining belt of Lhasa, where Tibetan kitchens, Sichuan noodle houses, Nepali restaurants and hotpot parlours line Deji Road. It is the practical answer to where to eat in the evenings, a short taxi ride from the old town.
| Type | Commercial Area |
|---|---|
| Altitude | 3,650 m (11,975 ft) |
| Visit length | About 1.5 hours |
| Opening hours | Restaurants 10:30-23:00 |
| Good to know | The western dining street where Lhasa's Tibetan, Sichuan, Nepali and hotpot restaurants cluster - the practical answer to 'where do we eat tonight' |
How to visit
Practical advice from our Lhasa team.
- Walk slowly. Steep stairs at altitude are harder — come on your second or third day, not the day you arrive.
- Taxi drop-off: Deji Middle Road kerbside
- Bus: City buses along Deji Middle Road in the city's western dining belt
Hotels near Deji Road Dining Area
Sorted by walking or driving distance when we have it; otherwise hotels we use in the same city.
Best time to visit
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