Hefang Street Shengli River Wushan Night Market, Hangzhou Food Street

Slowly visit the quaint pedestrian street of Hefang Street, taste the cake anddragon sugar, visit the stalls of folk artists, and buy the souvenirs of Hangzhou... If you want to get to know the city of Hangzhou, everything is in Hefang Street. There are a variety of local snacks, old brands, and tea houses here, a hundred percent lively and fun. “Front-backward city” Hefang Street is the only old district in Hangzhou that is relatively intact. The shops along the street are old buildings rich in ancient charm. Apart from snacks and shopping, Qinghefang also has many old-fashioned venues worth seeing, such as the well-known Zhang Xiaoquan scissors and Hu Qingyutang.

A saying in Hangzhou goes, “There is Hefang Street in the South and the Shenglihe in the north." At about 5 pm every day, an open-air bar sets up on the Northern end of Shenglihe Street. These roads are all active, one small bar, and a string of antique red lanterns, echoing the antique buildings of Gushui Street. Along the Shengli River, the well-known representative of Hangbang cuisine is the old-fashioned Laotou Eryou Baoxia, the Jiande Eucalyptus restaurant with rustic flavor, the Xufu Niuzao and other dining restaurants for ordinary people are all over the corner, enough to fully satisfy the pickiest of taste buds.

Most affordable It is a good place to eat supper for those who like seafood. There are many open-air restaurants and a wide variety of seafood, open until 4 am. It’s a great pleasure to destress and relax, drinking beer and eating a big meal with a large group of friends. You can order fish head tofu soup, the meat is fresh and white, and the soup is more nutritious with the tofu. You can also order a plate of small mussels, small conch, and then roast octopus. The staple food comes served with a bowl of seafood noodles, and can be eaten with a budget of 100 per head.

Zhongshan South Road Food Street is also known as the “Southern Song Dynasty Imperial Street Chinese Food Night Market”. It is said to be the longest in the country, a total of 1,400 meters long. It is a collection of foods from all over the country. There are high-end hotels on the street, and there are also cheap and good food stalls. There is also a food stall, which is staged every day.” It is a good place to eat supper and drink aged wine. Beggar’s chicken, stinky tofu, sticky rice dumplings, dog chops, noodles, sticky rice, vegetarian rolls, tofu, pudding, roasted sweet potatoes, mutton skewers, octopus balls, and a variety of barbecue stir-fried dishes and insect feasts. You can go shopping at night and eat and eat until dawn!

Hedong Food Street is a good place to visit in Hangzhou. There are many restaurants, especially close to the longboard, and the taste is authentic. It incorporates the entirety of Zhejiang cuisine and is represented by Wenzhou seafood. From crayfish, salted beef, Sichuan cuisine, Hunan cuisine, and even Xinjiang specialties, you will definitely become addicted. The midnight snack street can be roughly divided into two sections. It is elegant in the relative environment of the three zones of Zhaohui, but the business hours are mostly until around 2:00 am. In the area of Zhaohui there are nine zones, the atmosphere of the stalls is more concentrated and the stalls are open longer, usually until around 4:00 in the morning there are several 24-hour stores.

This road, located in the prime location of the city’s center, gathers many of Hangzhou's foods, and the other is a collection of individual fashion clothing stores. Though the stores aren’t that bright, they’re based on authentic taste and full personality. It has become a great place for people to eat and shop. There are popular restaurants such as Scallop King, Yard Restaurant, and Manchutang. When you are feeling hungry after shopping, come here to have a meal and fulfill yourself up. It is definitely a good choice.

Jingzhou Road is a food street that has emerged in recent years and is located in Hangzhou’s West District. There are many small restaurants on both sides of the street. The decoration is very typical, and the taste is not bad. With public reputation, it has stabilized the throne of the first food street in the West of the city. Popular recommended restaurants include Dongbei Yiguoxiang, Jiangshan Tucai, and Jiji Jideng.

Wushan Night Market, a new generation of Hangzhou people affectionately refer to it as "53 night market." This is the oldest and liveliest night market in Hangzhou. Every evening at around 4 or 5 o'clock, tents are gradually set up in the night market and small tables are laid for business. Over 400 stalls open every day. There are large intestines and small intestines, bridgehead ribs, various barbecues, sticky rice eggs, and so on, as well as clothes, shoes, more shoes, watches, cosmetics, accessories, and so on at the night market.