Wuhan has a developed food culture and has countless delicious late-night snacks to satisfy night owls.

Here are three delicious late-night snacks that you can’t miss.

The first type is hot dry noodles, which is one of the traditional late-night snacks in Wuhan.

Hot dry noodles have a long history and have a unique taste. They are soft in the mouth and are even more delicious when paired with sesame sauce and chili oil.

You can buy a bowl of hot dry noodles with excellent taste in every street and alley, and it has become one of the must-eat delicacies for Wuhan people at night.

The second type is the late-night snack Chuan Chuan Xiang, which is a snack that has become popular in Wuhan in recent years and can be seen everywhere in the streets at night.

The making of Chuan Chuan Xiang is very simple. It is to skewer various meats and vegetables together, put them into a boiling pot and cook them, then mix them with special sauces. The spicy taste will be chewed in your mouth, making people have endless aftertaste.

The third type is crayfish, which is one of the most popular late-night snacks on the streets in summer.

The crayfish tastes very good, with a delicious flavor, and the meat is tender and juicy.

Busy night markets and small vendors usually have skills in cooking crayfish, so you can enjoy this delicious late-night snack at night.

The above three types of late-night snacks are representative of Wuhan people’s favorite delicacies. They are delicious, convenient and affordable, allowing night owls to taste Wuhan’s delicacies even late at night.