Xu Bo Shaobing (Huijin Plaza)

Xu Bo Shaobing is a handmade flatbread stall on the ground floor below Huijin Plaza, on Zhongshan North Road in Wuhu's Jinghu District, Anhui province, China. It is rated about 4.5 and sells shaobing, the baked sesame flatbreads that are a classic Chinese street breakfast, in both sweet and savoury versions. The dishes named on the listing are handmade shaobing flatbreads (shaobing) and small sesame cakes (zhima xiaobing). The flatbreads are shaped by hand and baked in a hot oven until crisp outside and soft inside, with fillings that vary between savoury and sweet styles; the small sesame cakes are bite-sized and make a convenient snack to carry. Shaobing are widely eaten across China, and in Anhui and the lower Yangtze region they are a familiar accompaniment to soy milk or soup at breakfast. The stall is a simple counter beneath a shopping plaza, with no seating to speak of, so the experience is grab-and-go; the atmosphere is brisk, with a queue forming in the morning, and there is no dress code. Per-person prices are not published on the listing, but individual breads are inexpensive and the stall is in the budget tier. There is no wine or alcohol programme. Reservations are not taken: the listing describes the stall as walk-in. Opening hours on the Trip.com listing are 06:00-19:30, and visitors are advised to confirm on Dianping. The mobile number on the listing is +86 189 5532 2280. The location on Zhongshan North Road puts it near the central shopping district, so it works well as a quick breakfast or an afternoon snack before moving on to other sights. Freshly baked bread is best eaten warm, soon after it comes out of the oven, and visitors who want to take some away can ask for it to be wrapped in paper.