Seaport Macau Hotpot is a branch of a Macau-style seafood hot pot chain located on Lianhua Street near Gudun Road in western Xihu District, popular for late-night dining thanks to its very long operating hours. There is no individual chef; the chain's format centers on a Macau-influenced seafood hot pot style, distinct from Sichuan mala hot pot, using milder, seafood-forward broths suited to fresh shellfish and fish. The signature order is a seafood hot pot set, a pot of broth accompanied by a curated selection of seafood, vegetables, and noodles designed for the table to cook together. The dining room is modern and casual, with individual burners at each table, brighter lighting than a typical late-night venue, and a lively but not overly loud atmosphere aimed at groups and late-evening diners; there is no dress code. There is no dedicated wine program; beer and soft drinks are the standard accompaniment. With hours running from 10AM to 4AM daily and no reservation system, it functions as a reliable walk-in option for both regular meals and post-midnight dining in the Gudun Road area.
| Price | $$$ |
|---|---|
| Hours | 10AM-4AM daily |
| Address | 333 Lianhua Street, Xihu District (near Gudun Road), Hangzhou, China |
Signature dishes
- Seafood hot pot set — ¥168 (~$25) per person
Good to know
- Known for
- A Macau-style seafood hot pot chain branch on Lianhua Street, popular for late-night dining
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Location
333 Lianhua Street, Xihu District (near Gudun Road), Hangzhou, China
30.2950, 120.0950 View on map
Highlights
- Macau-style seafood hot pot chain branch in western Xihu District
- Signature seafood hot pot set with curated shellfish and fish
- Open until 4AM, popular for late-night dining
- Modern, casual dining room suited to groups
Tips for visiting
- Late opening hours until 4AM make it a good post-evening dining option
- The seafood hot pot set is designed for sharing among two or more diners
- No reservations are taken, so it operates purely on a walk-in basis
- Located near Gudun Road, a short taxi ride from central West Lake
Accessibility
The restaurant has a ground-floor, street-level entrance on Lianhua Street with no notable step barriers.
Frequently asked questions
How is Macau-style hot pot different from Sichuan hot pot?
It uses milder, seafood-forward broths suited to fresh shellfish and fish rather than the numbing, spicy mala broths typical of Sichuan hot pot.
Is this restaurant good for a late-night meal?
Yes, it stays open until 4AM daily, making it a popular choice for late-night dining.
Does it require a reservation?
No, it operates on a walk-in basis without a reservation system.