🗺️ Wuzhong Commercial Street (Brick Street)

The Wu Zhong Commercial Street is located in the central area of Wu City, stretching approximately 420 meters as an arcade shopping street. The ground is paved with red bricks, commonly referred to by locals as "Brick Street," which is quite popular. In 1990, Japan's first opening and closing arcade was established here. Within the shopping street, there are several dining establishments offering must-try famous dishes when visiting Wu City. There is the original shop of potato stew, known for its unique addition of peas; a spicy fried fish fillet called "gansu"; as well as a variety of specialty dishes like thin udon noodles and Wu cold noodles! Additionally, there are many street foods that can be enjoyed while walking. "Fukuju," which has been in business since after the war, is famous for its beloved local fried buns known as "fried cakes"; "Bikkuri-do" offers "Bikkuri buns" with three different fillings to choose from; and "Ang Coffee Shop," which recreates the coffee consumed by the crew of the battleship Yamato, sells the classic Wu City souvenir "Navy Coffee," among many other must-visit shops in Wu City. The entire shopping street features benches everywhere, making it enjoyable to buy fried cakes from Fukuju, then take out a café au lait or other beverages from Ang Coffee Shop and relax on a bench to savor them. Furthermore, there are many Japanese and Western dessert shops nearby, allowing visitors to sample the signature sweets from each store.

Located in the downtown area of Wuzhou, the shopping street collectively known as "Brick Street" features Japan's first open-and-close arcade. There is a rich and diverse selection of dining options where you can enjoy Wuzhou's famous delicacies. Takeout delights include "Fukuzumi Fried Cakes" and "Ang Coffee Shop's Fresh Coffee Latte." Benches are provided along the shopping street walkway for travelers to rest while strolling.