The newly added merchants in Wanda Plaza on Han Street have entered the residence one after another.

"Huaishi Cuisine" pays attention to fresh and high-quality ingredients, exquisite and chic food utensils, as well as the ritual sense of serving food one by one, and is known as "the temple work of Japanese cuisine". Now, Huayin Japanese-style Huaishi cuisine has opened the curtain in Wanda Square, Han Street, bringing a new food culture of flower path to Wuhan consumers.

Huayinri-style Huaishi cuisine, which is stationed in Wanda Square on Han Street, is the first store to be stationed in Wuhan. In addition to the well-known Huayin Huaishi set meal, Wuhan consumers can also eat unique new dishes, such as Tomahawk tuna steak, raw chicken kettle rice and so on. It is worth mentioning that Huayin Japanese-style Huaishi cuisine has also launched a "baby peer, free hospitality" feature service, parents no longer have to worry about preparing baby meals.

Shop address: 4F4016 shop, Wanda square, Han street, Wuchang district, Wuhan city

Diffuse coffee

On lazy afternoons, spending time in high-end coffee shops is a favorite way of life for fashionable young people. In the Han Street Wanda, a place with an inch of land, the new coffee brings a unique literary style of leisure and relaxation.

Inside the store, exotic lighting, old elm dining tables full of traces of age, and antique sofa chairs of different heights make all the people who come to the coffee feel as relaxed as they come to the home of an old friend.

In addition to all kinds of coffee, Han Street Wanda Plaza Coffee also provides customers with a variety of freshly made ice cream and cream muffins. The freshly baked muffins are stained with thick jam and are full of incense in one bite.

Great cha-cha

The stick that children like is about to appear in Wanda Square on Han Street. As a cartoon character successfully created by Tooni, the stick has long gone deep into the hearts of children. Now, on August 12, Cartoon Park will officially land in Wanda Square on Han Street, and children can always have close contact with the cartoon characters who grew up with them.