When it comes to Changsha's delicious food or its reflection of Changsha, I believe that the first thing many people think of is Changsha stinky tofu.

Speaking of Changsha's delicious stinky tofu, Wen Heyou's stinky tofu is definitely among the top three. I heard that Wen Heyou opened a very interesting and unique museum with the theme of stinky tofu on Taiping Street some time ago. It must be the first in China! I was immediately moved and went to find out. Sure enough, I didn't disappoint. Changsha's food culture is indeed extensive and profound.

So next, let's come with me to visit the Wenheyou Stinky Tofu Museum. Let me tell you one by one the charm of the country's first Stinky Tofu Museum.

Venue: Wenheyou Stinky Tofu Museum, Taiping Street

Consumption per capita:30rmb

Recommendation index: ★★ ★★

Features: Fun, highly interactive, delicious, and many experience projects

The theme of Wenheyou Stinky Tofu Museum revolves around the process and principles of making stinky tofu. Visit the store to experience the making of stinky tofu

①DIY experience

The smell of stinky tofu is very unique, but the taste is vastly different from the smell. It is very salty, fragrant, crisp and soft. At the Wenheyou Stinky Tofu Museum, you can see the production process of stinky tofu, the fermentation principle of stinky tofu, and you can also have high-tech experiences. Smell the smell of stinky tofu ~ It's very interesting. Whether it's a local friend or a foreign friend, this will give you a deeper understanding of Changsha's food culture and its unique charm ~

② Photo wall

In the Wenheyou Stinky Tofu Museum, there is a huge Stinky Tofu doll named "Stinky Boy" and a large background wall filled with interesting surroundings. The photos are very good, and no matter how you take it, it will be a large picture.~

③ Fun surroundings

Many of the lovely gift gifts are so attractive that one wants to move them all back home. Sending friends is also a good choice. The pendant, handbag, sticker, and hat with the stinky tofu doll are all very interesting. They are in the shape of a square stinky tofu and are ugly and cute.

There are also a wide range of local specialties, such as instant noodles-like instant stinky tofu, chili products, peanut crisps, rich tasting cakes, etc. If you are traveling friends, you can buy many interesting and Changsha gift gifts in the museum and give them to relatives and friends.

In addition to stinky tofu in the museum, peach-flavored soy milk is also worth a try! It's really special. It's soy milk that I haven't tasted before. The flavors include mango, matcha and peach. They are all super delicious. They don't have them in outside beverage shops, so if you come to the museum, you must try it!