"Here..." The fried dough sticks turned over in the hot pan and became golden and crispy, making people's stomachs growl.

"Come! You'll find fried dough sticks, soy milk, tofu curd, and side dishes!" At 8 o'clock in the morning, Hamilu woke up to the aroma.

A frying pan is set up at the entrance of a small roadside restaurant, and the steaming aroma of fried dough sticks, fried cakes, and tea eggs spreads throughout the street.

Old people came back from the morning market in twos and threes, carrying vegetables, while middle-aged men rushed home sleepily carrying breakfast.

This is the most ordinary street in Urumqi. Like all living areas, it is full of warm market atmosphere.

Just on this inconspicuous little street, there are authentic delicacies that attract people.

Every day at 1 o'clock at noon, starting from the entrance of the battery factory, the entire Hami Road is lined with taxis.

This time is my brother's and sisters' meal.

If you go to a city to find delicious food, the easiest way is to ask the taxi driver.

They are the diners with the most sensitive sense of smell in the city. No matter where the delicious food is hidden deep in the alley, they will always find it.

Hami Road is such a food street recognized by my brothers and sisters.

Starting from Lao Ma's Restaurant at the corner of the street, one can see the small restaurants one after another.

The pilaf is steaming in a big iron pot. Barbecue for 1 yuan, roasted lamb heart and tendon for 50 cents, whistle noodles and beef noodles for 5 yuan... can make people have lunch in the shortest time.

The business of Difei's Chili Pepper Chicken at the entrance of the family courtyard is booming. In the past two years, some people have started a rivalry and opened a Chili Pepper Chicken franchise on the opposite balcony. The business is still good.

The daughter-in-law of Difei, a Muslim, dismissed it and said, "His chicken is nothing. Can it compare with ours? I am a real chicken! You will know after you eat it."

In the evening, as the doors of the crowded 907 bus opened and closed, more diners were brought here.

The dim lights in the small restaurant illuminated people's faces red.

People who have been busy all day take off their masks at this moment, and every face is so approachable.

I stretched my head and looked around to see which restaurant was the most full. It was a good idea to go in.

Probably taking note of the popularity of this place, a small shop selling loose wine immediately crowded in.

Although the food in Hami is home-cooked, the wine can also taste quite good.

In a small restaurant, the brothers eat barbecue and chicken, and the stock and real estate markets are noisy all over the world. Beer is the best companion.

Everyone has to go to work tomorrow, so just drink lightly.

There were also those who were deeply emotional, and the quarrel lasted until midnight without even realizing it, with bottles of wine spilled on the floor.

Even though you didn’t spend a few bucks, your boss will never embarrass you, so you can watch TV and eat melon seeds in a leisurely manner.

Because soon, another round of late-night taxi drivers will arrive.

Summer nights are the climax of Hami Road.

From this end of the street to the Chai Wo Bao Spicy Chicken Shop at the end of the street, almost every restaurant has tables set up at the entrance to form a night market.

If you arrive a little later, you will have to stand aside and wait to be seated.

The most popular food on this street is halal food. The Hui people’s noodles and pepper chicken, and the Uyghur people’s barbecue and pilaf have regular customers who have been chasing them for years.

His level of loyalty and enthusiasm is no less than watching "Super Girl".

They are "fans" of Hami Road.

At the end of Hami Road, there is a grand finale.

The huge restaurant of Chaiwopu Spicy Chicken is extremely popular. At the most spectacular time in summer, you can see the tables at the door being packed with people.

The person in front finished eating and before the table could be cleared, someone else quickly sat on it.

The scene of hundreds of people eating chicken together is really shocking. Every time I pass by there, I have the urge to take pictures.

Going further down, you will reach Nanchang Road, which is another bustling market scene.

In Urumqi, similar scenes are staged in every living area every day. If you taste them carefully, you will have different feelings.

Life is like this, seemingly ordinary, but each has its own wonderful moments.