If you want to eat sandwich, go to Fuxinglou.

If you want the most enjoyment, go to Chifeng Restaurant, Yulong State Guesthouse or Tianwang Hotel. (The recently opened Xianglin Tianxia is also good)

If you want to eat shabu-shabu and the like, there is a national chain Koufuju that is good.

If you want to eat ordinary Chinese food, go to Junhao Hotel, Liaohe Hotel, or Cyclamen Restaurant and One and Two.

If you want to eat dumplings, I personally think Changqing Dumpling House is good.

If you want to try the dry pot series, there is a dry pot restaurant in Xincheng District. It is very delicious and the price is very reasonable. It is also a national chain.

If you want to eat and see the green scenery at the same time, going to Desert Green City or Dasanjia are both very good choices.

If you want to eat Mongolian food, you have to go to a special Mongolian restaurant. I forgot the specific name, but there is one restaurant that does very authentic roasted whole lamb.

If you want to eat hotpot mutton, Little Sheep from the nationwide chain is the most traditional choice.

If you want to eat special hot pot dishes, go to Guwa Yiguo Xian, which has a relatively large branch on Sandao Street. (You have to order in advance, it is easy to get no seats)

Introduction to Chifeng:

Chifeng City, a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, is located in the southeast of Inner Mongolia, between 41°17 N. ′10″～45°24′15″, between 116°21′07″～120°58′52″ east longitude, at the junction of the three provinces of Mongolia, Hebei and Liaoning, the economic center and regional central city of eastern Inner Mongolia, Liaoning, western Hebei and northern Hebei; it is Mid-temperate semi-arid continental monsoon climate zone. The city has a total area of ??90,000 square kilometers, jurisdiction over 3 districts, 7 banners and 2 counties, with a permanent population of 4.3052 million (at the end of 2016).

Chifeng was once the place where northern ethnic minorities such as Shang, Donghu, Xiongnu, Wuhuan, Xianbei, Kumoxi, Khitan and Mongolian people thrived and lived. From Xia, Shang, Zhou to Spring and Autumn Periods, the Shang and Donghu ethnic groups were mainly active in this area. In 1953, the Zhaowuda League Office was established under the jurisdiction of the northern part of Chifeng. In 1979, the Zhaowuda League was placed under the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. In 1984, Zhaowuda League was restructured into prefecture-level Chifeng City.

Chifeng is a multi-ethnic city dominated by Mongolians and Hans. It is a central city in eastern Inner Mongolia and one of the birthplaces of Chinese culture. Within the territory are: Hongshan Cultural Site, Gongger Grassland, Dalinol Lake, Hongshan National Forest Park, Ashatu Stone Forest and other famous attractions.