Where is the best food to eat at the Expo? 20

Foreign ones are expensive, but you can go to Tianxia Restaurant near the case hall in Puxi, where there are many Japanese and Korean dishes. In China, the real kung fu and Da Niang dumplings next to the Canada Pavilion are very good. 40 yuan is absolutely full.

If you want to eat special meals, there are.

From the north to the south of Area C].

Germany (with restaurants, it looks very feeling), Italy, France.

Belgium (fries and chocolate), Finland, Turkey (ice cream, the uncle who sells ice cream loves to play funny).

Russia (with restaurants, places with taste).

The United States (there is fast food), Canada (there are restaurants, at the place of exit).

Chile (with wines and spirits), Mexico (with restaurants).

Other Specialty Dining Options:

The restaurant opposite the African United Pavilion sells ostrich meat at a good price.

Colombian coffee, there is also a Bailey coffee near the Caribbean, all kinds of flavors

A small restaurant in Ukraine, where you can eat and be visited...

There are restaurants in Luxembourg and it has a very upscale feel

There is a small bar near Belgium

There are sausages in the Netherlands...

Bosnia and Herzegovina (or Belarus??) There are ice cream and egg tarts...

Some are not very expensive, if you think they are expensive, there are only four types of KFC in the Expo Park**, and there is no single point. Therefore, the coupon cannot be used.

No. 1** is a spicy chicken leg burger plus a pair of grilled chicken wings, a fried chicken nugget, a drink, a total of 34 yuan, and the other three ** are similar.

If you think it's expensive, you can go to the Da Niang dumplings next to you, which are 28 yuan**, 12 dumplings, a bowl of beef vermicelli soup, a drink, and a chicken nugget.

Oh, the cheapest is Shen Dacheng's noodles, 12 yuan a bowl, you can eat enough.

I hope it will be useful to the landlord (*hee-hee......

It's better to be a Chinese food chain.

Foreign food is the most Western, KFC and Pizza Hut are recommended. **Affordable, the rest are basically sky-high prices.

The outdoor restaurant in the Indonesian Pavilion is not very expensive and is freshly made.

Singapore's ones are also outside the museum. Some people say it's delicious, but when I look at it, it's definitely not fresh, and I feel very uncomfortable.

The snack business outside the Japanese corporate pavilion is good.

There is a restaurant called Lao Niang's Uncle at the exit of the Private Enterprise Joint Pavilion in Puxi, **24 yuan, with meat, vegetables, and egg custard, the nutrition is reasonable, and the taste is more delicious than the old lady outside the park.

Foreign food is the most Western, KFC and Pizza Hut are recommended. **Affordable, the rest are basically sky-high asking prices or Chinese food chains are better.

There are a lot of restaurants in the Expo axis, you go to ** to see, they are all delicious.

France Pavilion "three Michelin-star" chef Jacques Poselle.

I forgot what the sausage in the German Pavilion was called......Delicious.

There is also the 20-piece ice cream in Japan, which is matcha-flavored! Delicious.