Guangming Gangqiongtian Tea House

A very old shop in the market. If you want to experience the life of local people in Lhasa, you must go there! It is right next to the Jokhang Temple, walk 100 meters, it is a very inconspicuous shop, but the feeling is completely different when you come in. Go inside and take a cup, then put it on the table, and then put a dollar, and the waiter will come to pour you a cup of sweet tea. Sweet tea is the same as the milk tea we usually drink. If you are hungry, you can order a bowl of beef noodles or fried cakes! They are all things that locals often eat, and the price is very cheap, recommended

It is said to be the largest and most famous sweet tea house in Lhasa. I went to try it out of curiosity🥳🥳 Business hours🈺️: 8:00-19:00 From the outside, I thought it was a very small store, but it turned out to be a different world inside~ It was very, very big, and of course there were really a lot of people👩🏻‍🦱👵👨‍🦳👱‍♀️👨‍🦱Most of them were local residents, and there were also many tourists who came to check in Enter After the door, go inside to get a cup and find a seat. Someone will come to pour sweet tea🥤, one yuan a cup💰, bring your own change~ The taste of sweet tea is the same as milk tea, very delicious Except for sweet tea, other food must be ordered at the counter, and it is a different counter, pay with change, fried potatoes🥔 is a must😋, dipped in chili noodles is delicious, five yuan💰 a portion, buy at the window inside! Noodles are purchased at the outermost counter, and then go to the innermost to pick up the food. I ordered yak beef noodles and fried noodles🍝Yak beef noodles are very oily, not very accustomed to it, fried noodles are OK👌

Lively. Extremely lively. The liveliest teahouse in the entire ancient city. A cup of sweet tea costs one yuan, suitable for one person or a group. Grab a handful of change and put it on the table. Place a cup on the table, and someone will come to pour the tea and collect the change from the table.

One of the most popular teahouses in Lhasa. You take your own cup, find a seat, and wait for a staff member in a white robe to refill your tea. A cup of sweet tea costs 80 cents; just leave your change on the table, and collect your money when you're done.