Dining, Shopping and Recreation

1. Dining 

(1) Canteens

Note: The availability and opening hours of campus canteens and shops during the summer vacation are subject to the university’s arrangements. The average daily cost of meals at campus canteens is approximately 30 RMB per person.

Area A

① Building 3, Shuyuan, 1st Floor
Smart Canteen
Food options: Self-selected dishes

② Building 6, Shuyuan, 1st Floor
Ethnic Flavor Halal Canteen
Food options: Fast food, kebabs, noodles, fried noodles

③ Building 8, Shuyuan, 1st Floor
General Canteen
Food options: Local specialties, rice with toppings (from 2 RMB)

④ Building 8, Shuyuan, 2nd Floor
Self-selected meals, General Canteen
Food options: Fast food, spicy dry pot

⑤ Building 8, Shuyuan, 3rd Floor
Food Court
Food options: Seafood noodles, braised dishes, light meals

Area B

① Building 4, Qinyuan, 1st Floor
General Canteen
Food options: Rice with toppings (from 2 RMB), clay pot dishes, pan-fried buns, various porridges

② Building 4, Qinyuan, 2nd Floor
Food Court
Food options: Fried chicken burgers, hand-grabbed pancakes, light meals

③ Building 4, Qinyuan, 3rd Floor
Weighed Self-service Canteen
Food options: Buffet-style fast food dishes priced by weight

(2) Restaurants

① KFC
Building 13, Shuyuan, 1st Floor

② Pizza Hut
Building 4, Qinyuan, 1st Floor

③ Shida Na Wan Mian
Boyayuan, 1st Floor

④ Liufu Duck
Building 5, Bowen Yuan, 1st Floor

(3) Beverage Shops

Chuangka (Building 2, Shuyuan, 2nd Floor)

Starbucks (Building 8, Shuyuan, 1st Floor)

Guming (Building 8, Shuyuan, 1st Floor)

Yi Dian Dian (Building 5, Bowen Yuan, 1st Floor)

Yiming Milk Bar (Building 13, Shuyuan, 1st Floor)

Luckin Coffee (Corridor of Building 1, Bowen Yuan)

Cotti Coffee (Boyayuan, 1st Floor)

2. Shopping

On-campus 

① Area A Supermarket:
Buildings 2 and 7, Bowen Yuan

② Area B Tmall Supermarket:
Building 3, Jingsi Yuan

Off-campus 

① Hema Fresh (Meitang Plaza Store)
1st Floor, WeTown Meitang Plaza, No. 2499 Yuhangtang Road, Yuhang District, Hangzhou
Opening hours: Monday to Sunday 9:00-22:00

② Green&Health Lifestyle Supermarket (EFC LIVE Euro-American Plaza Store)
A116, 1st Floor, EFC LIVE Euro-American Plaza, No. 896 Jingxing Road, Yuhang District, Hangzhou
Opening hours: Monday to Sunday 9:30-22:00

③ Sam’s Club (Hangzhou Xixi Store)
B1 Floor, Hangzhou Xixi Impression City, No. 1 Wuchang Avenue, Yuhang District, Hangzhou
Opening hours: Monday to Sunday 9:00-22:00

3. Nearby Recreation

① Zhang Taiyan Former Residence Memorial Hall
No. 59 Cangqiantang Road, Cangqian Street, Yuhang District, Hangzhou
Opening hours: Tuesday–Sunday, 9:00–16:30; Closed on Mondays (except national statutory holidays)
A nationally protected cultural heritage site, Zhang Taiyan’s residence is a traditional Chinese-style building from the late Qing Dynasty. It includes a life exhibition hall, thematic exhibition halls and a research centre, with 85 collections.

② Zhejiang Museum of Surveying, Mapping and Geoinformation Technology
No. 2 Dixin Road, Wuchang Street, Yuhang District, Hangzhou
Opening hours: Wednesday–Sunday, 9:00–16:30
Last admission: 16:00; Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays (except statutory holidays)
This is China’s first science and technology museum dedicated to surveying, mapping and geoinformation. It features five permanent exhibition halls.

③ Liangzhu Museum
No. 1 Meilizhou Road, Liangzhu Street, Yuhang District, Hangzhou
Opening hours: Tuesday–Sunday, 9:00–17:00
Last admission: 16:30; Closed on Mondays (except statutory holidays)
The museum consists of three exhibition halls: “Water Town,” “Sacred Place of Civilization,” and “Soul of Jade.” The museum’s most treasured artefact, the “King of Jade Cong,” is engraved with a divine human–animal motif and serves as important evidence of China’s 5,000-year civilisation.

④ Hangzhou National Archives of Publications and Culture (Wenrun Pavilion)
No. 1 Wenrun Road, Yuhang District, Hangzhou
Opening hours: Tuesday–Friday: 9:00–16:00 (last admission: 15:30) 
Weekends and public holidays: 9:00–16:30 (last admission: 16:00); Closed on Mondays
Designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Wang Shu, Wenrun Pavilion adopts the design concept of “modern Song aesthetics.” It combines the functions of a library, museum and archive, and forms an important part of China’s national system for preserving publications and cultural heritage.