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Most visitors stick to the restaurants in and around the Turpan Hotel on Qingnian Lu, a pleasant side street shaded by grapevines. The bazaar across from the bus station is a good place to grab lunch for Y10–Y15. A lively night market with rows of kebab stands and spicy hotpot stalls is on Gaochang Lu, a 10-minute walk north from the Turpan Hotel, next to the huge public square and near the China Post building.
Located down the road behind the Turpan Museum, this restaurant features elegant decoration, an exotic ambience and a selection of tasty Uyghur cuisine that may settle better in your stomach than most of the street food you'll find. Their selection of coffee and Turkish tea in addition to functioning air-conditioning make this a great place to rest during the often unbearable heat of a Turpan summer.
Part of a small, family-run chain that operates in destinations along the Silk Road, this popular tourist hangout is far from authentic, but people flock here for the familiar Western fare and rock-solid travel advice. The café is only operational during the summer tourist season, so if you visit in the winter you'll find the area locked up.
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