There are plenty of restaurants catering to tourists on Lizhengmen Lu, around thc’ nrain entrance to the mountain resort. The small places west of the Shan,zhuang hotel are fine, ifa litde pricey, and lively on summer evenings, when rickety tables are put on tile pavement outside. A meal for two should be about ~60, and plenty of diners stay on drinking well into the evening. For a cheap feed, try shaguo - a mini-hotpot - at the night market - a reggie one costs ~6, a meat-based one ~10. For pricier fare, head down Lizhengmen Lu to Qingfeng Restaurant Street, an alley signposted in English. Just about every building here is a restaurant, and there’s enough variety to suit most budgets and palates. Inside Bishu Shanzhuang, the Fangyuan offers imperial cuisine, includ- ing such exotica as “Pingquan Frozen Rabbit”, in an attractive environment.
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