Although Wuchang people often criticize it, many friends would recommend a visit to the Tanziling area in Wuhan. It is a must-go place for trendy girls like Chao Mei. Whether it's for taking photos, strolling around, or sitting in a café to enjoy the afternoon, just thinking about this place brings out Chao Mei's artistic sensibilities.
Meiqiqi and her desserts
This store has a cute decoration, and the clerk said it was designed by the owner herself because she likes to eat all kinds of desserts, so she opened a dessert shop. It's nice to sit here, listen to music, eat desserts, and chat about life. Everyone can try it when passing by, as the prices are moderate. Of course, there are many popular shops here, such as Da Shui's store, Xu Dao Dao and her taiyaki, one hundred and eighty-eight store branches, etc., which are very suitable for taking photos!
reminiscing
This is a popular online store that sells Japanese-style clothing. There are only two physical stores in the country, with the first one in Suzhou. The store in Wuhan has just opened for less than two months, and the clothes inside have captured the hearts of trendy girls. According to the staff, the clothes here are updated synchronously with the online store, so don't miss out if you like the artistic style! They also have cute kitty cats that are playful and can be entertained while friends try on clothes (you can play with them unilaterally).
Grain Road Street
The Grain Road looks short, but there are hidden talents inside, and its status as an internet-famous street is not to be underestimated. Especially some small and beautiful internet-famous shops, they support half of the street's dominance.
Hasty Collection
The store is small, but the decoration style is bright and fresh, with tablecloths, utensils, murals... Every small item has an artistic atmosphere. Coming here, the trendy sister only wants to do one thing - take photos! Holding a cup of drink, you can sit here for an afternoon. The best part is that you don't have to worry about your phone running out of battery, because there are sockets next to the seats, and thoughtful businesses even provide data cables, which is really perfect for relaxation.
Blue Lavender Bakery
The store's environment is not remarkable, so don't expect to come here for taking photos. The main recommendation from Chao Mei is their excellent desserts for takeout. If you are looking for an ambiance, you may be slightly disappointed. Various desserts and cakes can be seen clearly in the transparent refrigerated display case, with prices ranging from 6 to 18 yuan. The most popular items in the store are mille-feuille and cream puffs, which start selling after 12 o'clock every day and are usually sold out around 4 or 5 in the afternoon. Remember, remember.
Onion House
This is the only grocery and accessory shop selling trinkets on the whole Liangdao Street. The overall style of the shop leans towards nostalgia, with a wide variety of trinkets and accessories. However, the space is really cramped. The prices are very affordable, ranging from a few yuan to a few tens or hundreds of yuan. The trinkets are miscellaneous but quite attractive. Additionally, the shop updates its stock twice a week, so you can often find new things if you visit frequently.
Fiendish Coffee
This century-old old house, polished by time, is filled with old objects collected from various places. Coupled with the lingering aroma of coffee in the air, it feels like a journey back in time in an instant. When you come here, coffee tasting is the focus, with the signature offering being the cappuccino from the Coffee Kingdom. Among regular customers, it is even referred to as the "best cappuccino in all of Wuhan". In addition to that, there is also instant coffee, featuring a selection of freshly roasted single-origin coffee beans from their own brand. It's convenient to buy and enjoy at home.
Sing-a-long coffee
The coffee shop owned by the renowned emotional writer Ai Xiaoyang, she usually spends most of her time there writing drafts, so the chances of encountering her are quite high. What sets Chanting Coffee apart from other coffee shops in Wuhan is that it has many books, some of which are Ai Xiaoyang's own books, including rare and limited editions; others are brought in by the owners of the shelves. In addition to coffee, regular salons and book sharing sessions are also held here, inviting writers and various experts to share.
Korean private chef
This is a pink, pink, pink shop. The owner is a fluent and talkative Korean oppa who is skilled in Chinese. The decoration and selection of accessories in the shop are all done by him. They serve common Korean dishes such as soybean paste soup, Korean bibimbap, grilled meat, spicy chicken noodles... Although they are not rare dishes, the sauces for each dish are made by the owner and have a unique taste that you cannot find elsewhere! Because there is only one person managing the shop and the dishes are made to order, some ingredients are also limited. So remember to make an online reservation in advance to avoid long waits.
Babble incoherently
Since eating at this skewered meat place, Chao Mei and Qi Qi haven't been able to forget it. The restaurant itself is not big, so they don't prepare too many dishes. They use common ingredients bought by the owner, and once they're sold out, they're gone. The skewered meat at Kou Kou is made with high-quality ingredients, with large and tender chunks of meat. The beef is perfectly seasoned, tender and smooth, not tough or dry. It's spicy but not overly so, without a strong taste of MSG. It leaves a subtle sweetness that lingers when you savor it. Even without dipping it in other condiments, it's still very delicious. Chao Mei just can't stop eating it.
No. 8 Chinese restaurant and bar
This Chinese restaurant has been open for more than 2 years. It is not large in size, but it has a complete selection. They usually cook home-style dishes, and the ingredients are bought in the morning and made by the boss himself. The taste is in line with the people from Hubei. The restaurant also sells beer, mostly imported beers such as German Paulaner, Paulaner Dunkel, Belgian White Bear, etc., which are quite popular among the surrounding neighbors.
A sugar water
The area of the sugar water shop is very small, but it has been open on this street for 4 years and has opened several branches in other places in Wuhan. As for the sugar water in this shop, it is different from Cantonese sugar water, it has a more traditional Han-style flavor.
