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Wang Ma's Hand-Torn Roast Rabbit (Bayi Food Street)

  • CuisineChongqing street snack - roast rabbit
  • CategoryStreet Food
  • VibeBustling, casual, street-food crowd
  • Rating★ 4.3
  • Price$ (CNY 15-30 / USD 2-4 per portion)

Wang Ma's is a street-food stall on Bayi Road Snack Street in Yuzhong District, one of the well-known food-vending strips near Jiefangbei where Chongqing's late-afternoon and evening street-eating culture is concentrated. The stall's specialty is hand-torn roasted rabbit, a Sichuan-Chongqing regional favorite prepared with a dry mala spice rub rather than a wet broth, then hand-torn into strips at the counter so the seasoning and texture stay consistent through every bite.

Wang Ma's is a street-food stall on Bayi Road Snack Street in Yuzhong District, one of the well-known food-vending strips near Jiefangbei where Chongqing's late-afternoon and evening street-eating culture is concentrated. The stall's specialty is hand-torn roasted rabbit, a Sichuan-Chongqing regional favorite prepared with a dry mala spice rub rather than a wet broth, then hand-torn into strips at the counter so the seasoning and texture stay consistent through every bite. Alongside the whole roasted rabbit, the stall serves a mala dry-rub rabbit head, a dish that carries genuine local cachet as a delicacy rather than a novelty item, and spiced rabbit legs for those who prefer a simpler cut. Like most stalls along Bayi Food Street, there is no seated dining room -- service is street-stall style, with portions sold to go or eaten standing near the stall itself, and no reservation system of any kind. It opens at 4PM and runs until 11PM, matching the street's broader rhythm of afternoon-into-evening snacking rather than formal meal times. The stall is a good stop for visitors wanting to sample a distinctly regional Chongqing snack food that is harder to find outside street-food strips like this one.

Practical information for Wang Ma's Hand-Torn Roast Rabbit (Bayi Food Street) · Last updated August 2026
Price $ (CNY 15-30 / USD 2-4 per portion)
Hours Daily 4PM-11PM
Reservations Not accepted; street-stall service
Address Bayi Road Snack Street, Yuzhong District, Chongqing, China

Signature dishes

  • Hand-torn roasted rabbit
  • Mala dry-rub rabbit head
  • Spiced rabbit legs

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Signature stall on Bayi Food Street known for hand-torn dry-spiced roast rabbit

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Location

Bayi Road Snack Street, Yuzhong District, Chongqing, China

29.5603, 106.5748 View on map

Highlights

  • Signature hand-torn dry-spiced roast rabbit, a distinctive Chongqing street snack
  • Mala dry-rub rabbit head, a genuine local delicacy rather than a novelty dish
  • Located on Bayi Food Street, one of Jiefangbei's main street-eating strips
  • Street-stall service with no seating, ideal for casual snacking while exploring

Tips for visiting

  • Visit between 4PM and 7PM for the freshest batches before evening crowds thin supply
  • Order rabbit legs for a milder, easier-to-eat cut than the whole roasted rabbit
  • Expect to eat standing or walking -- there is no seated dining area
  • Pair with other stalls along Bayi Food Street for a broader street-food crawl

Accessibility

As a street stall, the setup is entirely at ground level and open-air; there are no seated or indoor accessible facilities.

Frequently asked questions

Is there seating at Wang Ma's?

No, it operates as a street stall with no seated dining area; food is sold for immediate eating or takeaway.

What is the stall's most famous dish?

Hand-torn dry-spiced roasted rabbit is the signature item, alongside a mala rabbit head considered a local delicacy.

What are the stall's hours?

It operates daily from 4PM to 11PM as part of Bayi Food Street's evening snacking scene.

Is this a good introduction to Chongqing street food?

Yes, it offers a distinctly regional snack that is harder to find outside street-food strips like Bayi Food Street.