Liangdao Street
粮道街
A food street in the old town of Wuchang, packed with hot dry noodles, oil cake with siu mai, beef noodle soup and trendy snack shops. It's where locals come for breakfast.
Liangdao Street is an old street in the old town of Wuchang, near Tanhualin. It got its name because the Hubei Grain Circuit Office was located here during the Qing dynasty. The street is lined with long-established local snack shops and popular trendy eateries, where you can find hot dry noodles, Hu soup noodles, oil cake with siu mai, beef noodle soup, bean curd skin rolls and potstickers. It is busiest at breakfast and in the evening, and it feels more “local” than Hubu Lane. Free. A few minutes' walk from Tanhualin, or take Metro Line 5 to Simenkou Huangjielou Station or Tanhualin Station.
Opening hours
About 06:00–24:00
Nearby sights
- Tanhualin
- Former Site of the Central Peasant Movement Institute
- Changchun Temple
- Wuchang Uprising Memorial (Red Building)
- Yellow Crane Tower
- Xinhai Revolution Museum
- Hubu Alley
- Qiyimen (Uprising Gate)