1. Zhuangxianwan Road
The restaurants here can basically be called roadside food stalls. The roadside is full of cars at night, and almost every restaurant has a It was full of people. In summer, barbecue and crayfish are the most common, and almost half of the restaurants mainly serve Sichuan and Hunan cuisine, which are relatively heavy in taste.
After a day’s work, I go here with my friends in the evening to get a few bottles of cold beer, a bowl of crayfish, and drink wine while enjoying the evening breeze. It feels really great! And the price is not expensive, you can basically enjoy it for 20 yuan per person.
Reason for recommendation: Barbecue and crayfish street, mainly Sichuan and Hunan cuisine, with affordable prices.
Recommended: Longlong BBQ, Arei Sichuan Cuisine, Lao Xiao Hunan Cuisine, A Kang Restaurant, Qidong Seafood
Address: Next to Su Dadong Campus
Opening hours : Open from day to around 11 pm
2. Houzhuang Alley
Xiangmen Houzhuang is next to the moat of Suzhou University headquarters. The night market was originally divided into two sections, the one close to the moat Some shops have more shops, mainly offering barbecue, skewers and other snacks, as well as stalls selling clothes and various gadgets.
Further along the moat is another part. There are several barbecue restaurants doing good business. It is said that the best squid burrito in Suzhou is in this alley. Now that Houzhuang has been demolished and rebuilt, the original stalls no longer exist, and only the stores with fixed storefronts gathered in Houzhuang Lane. The squid burrito now also has a storefront to be preserved.
Reason for recommendation: Once part of the largest and most popular night market in Suzhou, the legendary squid burrito is still there.
Recommended: Squid Burrito (now has a store)
Opening hours: 18:00-21:00
3. Qimen North Street< /p>
At night, the small restaurants on Qimen North Street in Xiangcheng District begin to get busy. Many people come here for no other reason than to eat crayfish!
In terms of environment and area, the restaurants on this street are not satisfactory. But one dish that almost every restaurant has is crayfish. Whether it’s thirteen spice or garlic flavor, there’s a whole street to choose from!
Address: Xiangcheng District, Suzhou
Bus: No. 7, 811, or 55 and get off at "Yangjingtang" station
4. Wuqifang , Xueshi Street
Wuchifang and Xueshi Street are very close to each other. Both streets are good places for late-night snacks in Suzhou. There are fixed small restaurants in Wuqifang, as well as small stalls on the street. There are so many kinds of food that you can’t choose, such as crayfish, spicy hotpot, beef bone soup, rice noodles, skewers...
< p>Compared with Wuqifang, Xueshi Street also has some more barbecue, hot pot and dessert shops. It would be weird if you don’t burst your belly when you go shopping and shopping in two streets!Reason for recommendation: Two streets form a large night market, with a wide variety of food!
Recommendation: Wu Chufang: Chenji Bubble Wonton, Guilin Rice Noodles, Ajing Yellow Beef Bone Soup, Asi Home Cooking
Bachelor Street: Huachuanchuan, Grassland Xingfa Carbon Roast leg of lamb, pot pie maocai, red cauldron hot pot, Mongolian charcoal roasted leg of lamb, bachelor hanging pot skewers
5. Guanqian Street Dachengfang
Guanqian Street Dachengfang should be a night market that many people are familiar with. The entire street is full of snacks, including Wuhan hot dry noodles, Suzhou sugar porridge, Taiwanese oyster omelette, and even Qinghai barley cakes!
After visiting the night market, you can also go to Guanqian Street to digest your food. So, if you have friends coming to Suzhou, it’s a good idea to take them to this snack street!
Reason for recommendation: Guanqian Street is the most famous night market, where you can find snacks from all over the country.
Recommended: Wuhan Hot Dry Noodles, Niudangdao, Plum Blossom Cake, Suzhou Laolu
Opening hours: from day to around 10:30 in the evening