1. Hangzhou Shengli River Snack Street

Hangzhou Shengli River Snack Street was originally a dilapidated old street. It was opened as a snack street at the end of 2009 and has a long-standing reputation. The old man's fried shrimps and grandma's house sports games are out there, and there are also specialty shops like Ding Kee's white-cut mutton. There is a parking lot at the entrance of Hangzhou Shengli River Snack Street, which is also a "strong guarantee" for people with cars to come to dine.

2. Hangzhou Hefang Street Snack Street

Walk in from the west end of Wushan Square on Hefang Street, and when you walk to the east end, you will find the famous Hefang Street Snack Street. The snacks here are almost non-trivial, ranging from Wenzhou’s pissed fish balls to Yunnan’s fried scorpions. However, this place is mainly a tourist business, so the prices of snacks are a bit high.

3. Hangzhou Baijingfangxiang Snack Street

Hangzhou Baijingfangxiang Snack Street is next to Wulin Yintai. Unfortunately, the stores on this street are relatively small. It is the best choice for friends to get together after shopping.

4. Snack Street on Hedong Road, Hangzhou

Snack Street on Hedong Road, Hangzhou is famous for its late-night snacks, especially on summer nights, this snack street has the best business Popular, the most famous one is undoubtedly the farmer’s grilled fish on the street. In addition, the cold kelp here is highly recommended. The sour and sweet preparation can stimulate your appetite.

5. Hangzhou Gaoyin Street Snack Street

Hangzhou Gaoyin Street Snack Street can be regarded as the "big brother" of Hangzhou food streets. Because it is backed by Hefang Street and very close to the train station, there is always an endless stream of tourists coming here to eat. There are so many delicious things to eat here. If nothing else, just looking at the signs of various restaurants on this street is enough to make you want to find one and have a gourmet meal.