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Zhao Ji A Xiang Po (Kaisheng Building)

  • CuisineHotpot / malatang
  • CategoryCasual
  • Rating★ 4.5
  • PriceBudget tier (per-person ¥ not published on listing)

Zhao Ji A Xiang Po is a hotpot and malatang restaurant on the 3rd floor of Kaisheng Building, at No. 124-1 Zhongshan Road Pedestrian Street in Wuhu's Jinghu District, Anhui province, China. The listing describes it as coming from a brand on Wuhu's list of time-honoured brands, and it holds a rating of about 4.5.

Zhao Ji A Xiang Po is a hotpot and malatang restaurant on the 3rd floor of Kaisheng Building, at No. 124-1 Zhongshan Road Pedestrian Street in Wuhu's Jinghu District, Anhui province, China. The listing describes it as coming from a brand on Wuhu's list of time-honoured brands, and it holds a rating of about 4.5. The cuisine is spicy hotpot and malatang, a style in which diners choose raw ingredients such as meat, vegetables, tofu and noodles and have them cooked in a numbing, chilli-heavy broth. The dish named on the listing is malatang hotpot (malatang), and the format allows each diner to build a bowl to taste. Malatang originated in Sichuan cuisine but is now widely eaten across China, and a local time-honoured brand gives this venue a specific place in Wuhu's food history. The restaurant is on an upper floor above the pedestrian street, so the dining room is a comfortable, casual space with a lively, social atmosphere; hotpot is a communal meal and the room can be loud at busy times, with no dress code. Per-person prices are not published on the listing, but the venue is in the budget tier. Beer and soft drinks are the usual accompaniments to spicy food, and no particular wine programme is noted. Reservations are not normally required: the listing describes the restaurant as walk-in, though queue numbers can be taken through Dianping or Meituan at peak times, which can save waiting at weekends and in the evening. Opening hours on the Trip.com listing are 09:00-23:00, so it is useful for a late dinner, and visitors are advised to confirm on Dianping. The telephone number is +86 553 3875088. The pedestrian street location makes it a convenient meal after shopping or sightseeing in the central district, and it suits small groups who want to share a pot.

Practical information for Zhao Ji A Xiang Po (Kaisheng Building) · Last updated September 2026
Price Budget tier (per-person ¥ not published on listing)
Hours 09:00-23:00 (per Trip.com listing; confirm on Dianping)
Reservations Walk-in; queue numbers can be taken via Dianping or Meituan at peak times.
Address 3F, Kaisheng Building, No. 124-1 Zhongshan Road Pedestrian Street (中山路步行街124-1号凯生大厦3楼), Jinghu District, Wuhu, Anhui

Signature dishes

  • Malatang hotpot (麻辣烫)

Good to know

Known for
Spicy hotpot and malatang from a brand on Wuhu's list of time-honoured brands, on the pedestrian street

Location

3F, Kaisheng Building, No. 124-1 Zhongshan Road Pedestrian Street (中山路步行街124-1号凯生大厦3楼), Jinghu District, Wuhu, Anhui

31.3308, 118.3635 View on map

Highlights

  • Malatang hotpot with build-your-own ingredients
  • Brand on Wuhu's list of time-honoured brands
  • Open until 23:00 on the pedestrian street
  • Rated about 4.5

Tips for visiting

  • Take a queue number through Dianping or Meituan at peak times.
  • Ask for a milder broth if unused to numbing, spicy flavours.
  • Go in a small group to share a pot and try more ingredients.
  • Visit before 18:30 on weekends to avoid the longest waits.
  • The restaurant is on the 3rd floor, so look for the Kaisheng Building entrance on the pedestrian street.

When to visit

Evening suits hotpot, with a shorter wait on weekdays than at weekends.

Accessibility

The restaurant is on the 3rd floor of Kaisheng Building. Lift access is not confirmed in the listing, so visitors with mobility needs may wish to phone ahead on +86 553 3875088.

Frequently asked questions

What does Zhao Ji A Xiang Po serve?

It serves spicy hotpot and malatang, where diners choose ingredients cooked in a chilli broth.

Are reservations required?

It is walk-in, though queue numbers can be taken through Dianping or Meituan at peak times.

How late is it open?

The listing shows 09:00-23:00.