Hangzhou's Wen'er Market blends tradition and modernity in a whole new way. [Photo/IC]

Hangzhou's Wen'er Market has redefined the concept of a traditional marketplace, combining urban chic with everyday charm, local media outlets reported.

Beyond its neatly organized stalls of fresh produce, seafood, and meats, the market features coffee shops, flower boutiques, Vietnamese noodle bars, and Japanese eateries, catering to a younger crowd.

A meat stall at the market. [Photo/IC]

A standout feature is the market's shared kitchen and made-to-order cooking service, offering a fresh alternative to pre-made meals and takeout for nearby residents and young professionals alike.

The visually striking space is lit with 3,500-Kelvin lighting, ideal for Instagram-worthy photos. Suspended above the vegetable stalls is a 30-meter-long traditional dragon kite, blending culture with the market's modern vibe.

Young entrepreneurs are thriving here too. From a Taiwan snack shop to a coffee stand launched by a US-educated returnee, Wen'er Market has become a hub of creativity and community, earning its title as "Hangzhou's most stylish market".

A woman browses produce at a stall. [Photo/IC]

Fresh produce sold at the market. [Photo/IC]