The most famous snack bar in Hangzhou is Zhiweiguan, but personally I think Xinfeng Snacks is the most delicious and affordable.

The cat ears at Zhiweiguan are pretty good (you have to go to Zhiweiguan Snack Bar, which is another hotel-level restaurant with a la carte menu, and it’s not cheap). You can try it. It’s a famous snack in Hangzhou, including Xinfeng’s shrimp and meat wontons,

Xiaolongbao and beef vermicelli are super delicious.

In addition, the "can't bite" pan-fried food is also top-notch.

The characteristic of these restaurants is that there are many people, especially during meal time.

It’s not enough and you don’t need to wait too long.

In addition, if you want to eat, there are well-known cheap stores in Hangzhou, Grandma’s House, Second Movement under Grandma’s House, and White Deer. Personally, I think White Deer is the most delicious and affordable.

Of the night market food streets in Hangzhou, the most famous ones are Hefang Street and Gaoyin Street, which are the first-class destinations in the eyes of foreign tourists.

The reason is that Hefang Street was the first street outside the Imperial City of the Southern Song Dynasty.

Nowadays, it is an antique pedestrian street from the Ming and Qing Dynasties. During the day, tourists can visit and shop at time-honored brands such as Hu Qingyutang, Wang Xingji Fan Factory, and Wanlong Ham House.

At night, this place becomes a world of gourmet food. People who come here all come here for the food with a royal atmosphere, and go for the food at the night market on Hefang Street.

Gaoyin Lane, adjacent to Hefang Street, is a small alley lined with various specialty gourmet shops. This famous pearl market has now become a popular gourmet place.

Address: Near Wushan Square Transportation: K8, K25, /K34, K35, /K60 Business hours: It is also very popular during the day. The night market food is mainly concentrated in the Gaoyin Street area until after midnight. Surrounding food: Beggar's Chicken, Dongpo

Meat, Song Sao Fish Soup, West Lake Vinegar Fish, Longjing Shrimp, West Lake Water Shield Soup, and Braised Spring Bamboo Bamboo Shoots are the most comprehensive night markets. Also check out Wushan Wushan Night Market, which is the most popular night market in Hangzhou, offering all kinds of household items, clothing, accessories...

There is everything from expensive antiques (you have to tell the authenticity from fakes) to cheap trinkets.

Wushan Night Market is a great place to shop for treasures, and I believe no one will leave empty-handed.

Since the Wushan Night Market moved, even many Hangzhou people may not be able to immediately explain its location. The current Wushan Night Market is not in Wushan, but at the entrance of the Workers' Cultural Palace on Huixing Road, but everyone is still used to calling it Wushan Night Market.

During the day, the Wushan Night Market can be said to be a quiet alley in a bustling city, but when the lights first come on, the place seems to have been enchanted and changes into a different look.

Merchants have moved out folding stalls, laid out linen paper bags, and put out all kinds of weird knick-knacks, leaving you overwhelmed.

People who come here for the first time will never imagine how it looks without makeup during the day.

From six or seven o'clock until midnight, the bustling crowds speak various dialects, wandering around here, shouting and bargaining, and you can hear various foreign languages ??from time to time. It is really international.

This is the busiest night market in Hangzhou, just like the bustling city of the old imperial city.

Wushan Night Market is not a night market based on food, but its high popularity has also attracted a variety of food stalls to help out.

People who are dazzled by all kinds of novel gadgets will always find a good place to sit down, have a barbecue, drink a cup of milk tea, rest, and build up their strength before fighting on the battlefield.

Address: Renhe Road and Huixing Road, in front of the Workers’ Cultural Palace.

Transportation: k55, k56, k106, 308, 801. Business hours: The stalls start selling at six or seven o'clock in the evening, and it is still very busy until ten o'clock at night.

Surrounding food: There are several snack stalls at the end of the night market, including grilled skewers and grilled dishes, which are delicious. Rising stars are coming to Hangzhou. Night markets are opening one by one, and the latest night market highlight is undoubtedly the one that opened during the Lantern Festival this year.

Shengli River Ancient Water Street Food Street is now crowded with customers every day, and the scene is really hot.

"Gaoyin in the south and ancient water in the north" is almost the common knowledge of Hangzhou people.

Gushui Street, where the night market is located, faces the ancient Shengli River. There is a row of large restaurants on the south side, and the unified antique style is very eye-catching.

The antique connotation, the buildings with white walls and black tiles, and the gorgeous night scene with scattered tree shadows on the river are like dreaming back to the Song Dynasty. The prosperous and dream-like scenery is intoxicating.

In the evening, the food court begins to get crowded, and the busiest time of the day begins.

The restaurants stationed in the Shengli River Food Street are all well-known and distinctive restaurants in Hangzhou. Almost every specialty restaurant requires enough patience to wait in line before eight o'clock.

The night Shengli River Market will be open until the early morning of the next day.

In addition to large restaurants, there will be some mobile antique pavilions and trolleys in the evening, selling Chinese and Western snacks, barbecue, cold drinks, tourist souvenirs, etc.

There are wooden tables and chairs next to the small pavilion, each table is spaced several meters apart.

Diners love these small pavilions the most, and almost every table is full of people. Several people are eating delicious food and chatting happily.