The Silk Road Post Station takes the petty bourgeois route, the open-air position is next to the artificial lake, and the fresh decoration is matched with exquisite plating, which makes people forget that they are in a Xinjiang restaurant for a while. The good taste makes it famous in the Jiuxianqiao area, suitable for small gatherings and dates. There are not many new Xinjiang restaurants in Beijing, and Avanti's hometown music restaurant is one, after moving to the Workers' Sports Institute, it attracted many people with its boat-shaped restaurant and one-meter kebabs, but the taste did not impress people, and it closed down not long after. The Silk Road Station does not do superficial work, and spends its attention on the dishes. It basically includes all kinds of mutton practices, roasted, roasted, stewed, boiled are all done, and it is rare that the side dishes such as pulled noodles, baked buns, and cold skin are also of high standard, and Xinjiang diners are quite recognized, and the Arabs from the surrounding embassies often come to eat. Large plates of chicken, kebabs, lamb chops, and naan taste authentic, and you can't go wrong with ordering them. A slightly modified menu is also not to be missed. Homemade pizza mutton, imitate the eating method of Peking duck, marinate diced mutton and stir-fry until fragrant, and eat it with minced lamb and onions in pancake rolls, which is very flavorful, and you should be careful of burning your hands when you first serve it. Western-style jam mashed potatoes, toast, and freshly squeezed pomegranates taste light and fresh; Smoked fish, boiled pangasius, and chaiwobao spicy chicken are heavier, very fragrant, and the overall combination of dishes is coordinated, and it is not easy to get tired of eating. In late summer and early autumn, you can enjoy eating barbecue in the open air on the artificial lake. The wooden tables and chairs are fresh and simple, and unfortunately, most of the seats do not have a view of the lake. At dinner, there are Xinjiang dances and Turkish dances, which are of a very professional standard.