The Gobi
Enter through the ramshackle side entrance into jovial Uran Khairkhan, an atmospheric brick house with cosy booth dining. There's no English menu, but you…
Must-see restaurants in The Gobi
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The Gobi
This Korean restaurant, the best in town, is set on the 1st floor of a permanent ger structure behind the main government building off the main square…
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The Gobi
Bayankhongor's most pleasant restaurant is clean and family-friendly, but doesn't have an English menu. They have two or three chicken dishes (takhia ny…
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The Gobi
A tiny yet hip pub set down a pedestrian lane, with a nice menu of Mongolian favourites and Korean classics, including kimchi stew. They do some Western…
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The Gobi
This cavernous market, fragmented into stalls, offers the best produce selection in town, which makes it a good place to stock up on self-catering…
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The Gobi
Altai's market is a cute jigsaw of old, repurposed shipping containers, from which merchants work as their own storage areas and showrooms. The best of…
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The Gobi
On the train station platform is this branch of the dependable canteen chain, Khan Buuz. No English menu, but some photos to point at. Does buuz …
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The Gobi
With great views of the town and the distant mountains, this 7th-floor restaurant and bar is undeniably attractive, and the food is tasty and well…
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The Gobi
The larger of Bayankhongor City's markets, the Black Market is a good place to go looking for guanz (canteens) selling buuz (mutton dumplings) and…
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The Gobi
Bayankhongor's best supermarket offers a minor selection of hearty produce (beetroots, onions, potatoes, cucumbers, peppers, cabbage and apples) along…
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The Gobi
Clean and friendly, this local favourite doles out excellent Mongolian dishes; they recommend the bainshte shöl (dumpling soup). Ask for the English menu …
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The Gobi
Gurvantes' only restaurant is also a truck stop serving drivers of coal and mineral freight heading to and from China. It's set in a log cabin outside the…
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The Gobi
The smaller of Bayankhongor City's markets, the Central Market is behind Soyombo restaurant. Nearby you'll find a number of guanz (canteens) selling buuz …
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The Gobi
One of a handful of eateries on the main plaza adjacent to the train station. They do dumpling soup, fried dumplings, a range of classic Mongolian beef…
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The Gobi
Choose among an extensive selection of Mongolian dishes served in a modern and gleaming dining room. There's no English in the menu, but there are…
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The Gobi
One of the more popular guanz (canteens) in town, this place has the added attraction of a photo menu. Popular dishes include the fried mutton rib plate …
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The Gobi
The halfway decent restaurant at Entum Hotel is popular among locals and offers a range of Western, Chinese and Mongolian meals explained with an English…
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The Gobi
This clean and friendly guanz (canteen) knocks out all the usuals: buuz (dumplings), khuushuur (fried mutton pancakes), tsuivan (fried noodles). No…
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The Gobi
The newest supermarket in town. They have the same limited produce that you can expect at any similar market outside UB, but they do have some tasty…
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The Gobi
Set on the 1st floor of the hotel of the same name, this up-scale dining room does tasty Chinese fare. The price tag is relatively high, but the setting…
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The Gobi
The picture menu with English translations lays out all your options – salads, spaghetti, risotto, vegetable curry, Chinese hotpot and a bunch of Korean…
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The Gobi
The newest of the town's supermarkets, it offers a few fresh fruit options, and plenty of breads, instant noodles, and other snacks for self caterers.
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The Gobi
An inviting diner off the main square with a photo menu above the counter where you order. Choose among typical Mongolian soup and noodle dishes.
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The Gobi
A department store, notable for the street-level grocery store stocked with above-average (for Mongolia) produce options.
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