The most famous reason why Wuhan is called Jiangcheng is the Yangtze River. As we all know, there is a bridge called Yangtze River Bridge and a pavilion called Yellow Crane Tower. Then when you first arrive in Wuhan, what you want to see most is the Yangtze River. However, many foodies want to taste the food in Wuhan first. After all, Wuhan is the thoroughfare of nine provinces, with delicious food from all over the country, such as stinky tofu in Changsha, roasted skin in Chongqing, and fried rice noodles in Xinjiang, and so on. So today Xiaobian will talk about the five food streets in Wuhan. First, Hubu Lane

Features:

1. Known as "the first lane of Chinese snacks".

2. There are many famous traditional snacks in Wuhan.

Recommended food:

Four Seasons Mei Tang Bao, Lao Qian Ji Dou Si, Jingwu Duck Neck, Xu Sao Hu Tang Powder, Li Tao steamed dumplings II, Jiqing Street

Features:

1. Cheap price, delicious.

2. There are more local specialty snacks in Wuhan.

Recommended food:

Old Tongcheng Doupi, Old Wuhan Niuer Fried Shop, Old Yangjia Fresh Fish Paste Powder III. Jianghan Road

Features:

1. There are many kinds and shops, which are dizzying.

2. The transportation is extremely convenient, whether by bus, subway or taxi.

Recommended food:

Tuji Crispy Cake, Jiangxi Taosu King, Wangji Cattle Miscellaneous Restaurant IV. Wansongyuan

Features:

1. Most of them are regular restaurants, not stalls, and the environment is good.

2. There are more than 5 stores with many varieties.

Recommended food:

Bali lobster, Xia's casserole, Liangliang steamed shrimp, Xiaohan steak, Shenji seafood barbecue, Four Seasons soup buns, Chuhe Hanjie

Features:

1. There are both vendors and restaurants with good environment.

2. There are not only delicious food here, but also some shops where you can shop. You can eat and visit.

Recommended food:

Dawei Hotpot, Cuihua Restaurant and Nanji Roasted Goose.