The high-speed rail has dining cars.

Generally, the location of the high-speed rail dining car is designed in the middle of the carriage. If it is a single high-speed rail with 8 carriages, the dining car is located in carriage No. 5; if it is a double-car train, that is, 16 carriages. For high-speed trains, the dining car is located in carriages 5 and 13; for high-speed rail with 16 carriages, the dining car is located in carriage 9.

On the high-speed train, you can eat on your seat or in the dining car. There are no hard and fast requirements. Taking the high-speed rail is often because the journey is long and the time is long. You can eat, and there are also food trucks that deliver packed lunches to your seat. There is a small portable table in front of every seat on the high-speed train. When eating on the high-speed rail, you can go to the restaurant or ask the waiter to bring you to your seat.

Although the high-speed rail has dedicated dining cars, it will be more crowded when dining because there are fewer dining cars. Moreover, the food in the dining car is also relatively expensive. In addition to the dining car, passengers can also choose to bring their own food.