Zhangjiajie — Places to eat
Three thousand stone pillars poking through the clouds.
- Xiang Jian Tu Cai Guan — Trip.com's No. 1 local spot in Zhangjiajie, all about sanxia guo
- Suoxi Shanzhai (Xiangxi Food Culture Museum) — Cured-meat pot rice over a fire pit in a folk-museum dining hall
- Yin Xiang Ni Yan (Xibu Street) — Tujia dinner with drumming, right on Xibu Street
- Master Tang's Xiangxi Restaurant (Wulingyuan) — Tujia cured pork and mugwort cakes in a big, generous hall
- Zhai Sao Dang Jia (Tianmen Cableway) — Rice-killer Hunan home cooking at the foot of Tianmen
- Lao Zao Tai Sanxia Guo (Tianmen Cableway) — Sanxia guo over a wood-fired stove by the cableway car park
- Gongpopo Tujia Kitchen — Granny-style trotters and crayfish, with mild options too
- Huangjincheng Korean BBQ — Korean doenjang stew and stone-pot bibimbap in Wulingyuan
- Sanniang Fresh Fish — A fish house whose very name says 'fresher at Third Auntie's'
- Xibu Street snack lanes — Graze on stinky tofu, dagu pi and fried rice cakes after dark
- Zhu'naoke Cold Noodles — Cold noodles with pig ear and a red-bean taro ice after the park
- Starbucks Wulingyuan — A familiar coffee before the park
- Cha Yan Yue Se (Wulingyuan) — Hunan's own milk-tea brand, cream-topped
- E-pino Bakery — Pastries for the bus ride, beside the terminal
- Luckin Coffee (Tianzi Mountain) — A latte on top of the peaks
- Ye Hua Xiang Te Se Cai — Farmhouse Hunan opposite the Hilton, Tujia pot
- Mao Shi Xiao Guan (Mao's Bistro) — Mao-style braised pork and Hunan home plates
- Zhangjiajie International Hotel Coffee Shop — A hotel-lobby coffee stop in town
- Qinghe Jin Jiang International Hotel Bar — An evening drink inside the hotel after the park