Highly recommended! Ranking of six popular spicy hotpot restaurants in Taipei, the first is Lanji Spicy Hotpot

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When winter arrives, your appetite soars and you can't wait to fill your empty stomach. On such chilly days, go for spicy hot pot. Spicy hot pot is simply endlessly delicious—you can add whatever ingredients you like, and it leaves you feeling super satisfied even in the cold winter. ETtoday News Cloud has compiled a list of six popular spicy hot pot restaurants in Taipei, both à la carte and all-you-can-eat, so you can enjoy a warm and fiery meal during the winter season!

Wu Ji Spicy Hot Pot (Duo Flavors)

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“Wu Ji Spicy Double-Flavor Hot Pot,” which opened in 1982, is one of Taipei’s long-established spicy hot pot restaurants. It offers an à la carte system, with spicy hot pot broth and cabbage hot pot broth. You can also try the double-flavor hot pot broth to enjoy both types of soup in one go. Tofu and duck blood can be refilled unlimitedly. The spicy broth is hot but not numbing, brewed with a variety of Chinese herbs. The duck blood is tender and flavorful. When you add fried dough sticks, they soak up the spicy broth — truly satisfying.(／IG@yunyun__n,)" width="494" height="450"/>

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Located on Section 2 of Nanjing East Road, “Janji Spicy Hot Pot” is a well-known and long-established spicy hot pot restaurant. During mealtimes, the place gets so crowded with people waiting for a table that it becomes packed to the brim. The spicy hot pot base here comes at an extra cost and is available in limited quantities. The spicy broth is brewed purely with traditional Chinese medicinal herbs, resulting in a smooth and warming flavor. The duck blood is incredibly tender and flavorful, while the tofu is also richly marinated. Both the tofu and duck blood are outstanding in taste!

Don’t forget to order the signature crispy pork ribs. At Janji, the crispy pork ribs retain their texture even after cooking—they don’t get overly soft or mushy. These ribs are a popular item that many customers reorder. Whether cooked in the clear broth or the spicy broth, they offer a unique and delicious flavor!

Drunken Spicy Premium Spicy-Yuanyang Hot Pot

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Is a la carte not enough for you? Next, let's check out the all-you-can-eat "Drunken Spicy Premium Spicy and Mild Hotpot" near the Guofu Memorial Hall MRT station. The broths include spicy hotpot, kelp hotpot, and health tonic hotpot. The spicy hotpot is rich with the aroma of Sichuan peppercorns. The duck blood and tofu are incredibly flavorful from marinating. You can refill them unlimitedly, so you won't leave hungry. There are hundreds of fresh ingredients to choose from, and the seafood is super fresh—the clams are plump and juicy, and the crabs taste delicious. It's really tempting to keep coming back for more!(／IG@food_taipei,)" width="508" height="450"/>

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After the main course, it’s time for dessert to finish the meal!“Drunken Spicy Exquisite Spicy and Mild Hotpot” not only offers unlimited servings of 16 flavors of HAAGEN-DAZS ice cream, but also features complimentary five-star French desserts. With a voucher, each person can get one dessert for lunch and two for dinner. Enjoying desserts after the spicy hotpot is truly satisfying!

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Also located near the Taipei Metro National Father Memorial Hall Station, “Mongolian Red Hotpot” offers an all-you-can-eat experience. Mongolian Red features both a red broth and a white broth. The white broth is rich in collagen and also infused with cumin for added aroma—this distinctive Mongolian flavor can't be found elsewhere. The red broth includes chili oil personally stir-fried by the owner every day; it has a smooth, not overly spicy taste that's incredibly satisfying. With its unique broths, refined and diverse fresh ingredients, and unlimited desserts after the meal, Mongolian Red has garnered a loyal following.

Spicy Court Hot Pot

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To eat “Spicy Hotpot,” first, you have to book a month in advance to even have a chance to get a seat. No reservation means you can’t get in.Also an all-you-can-eat option, Xindian (Xindian) also offers unlimited Haagen-Dazs and Movenpick ice cream. Xindian's spicy hot pot is packed with high-quality ingredients—the meat is tender and juicy, the vegetable selection is diverse, and most importantly, the tofu and duck blood are incredibly flavorful from the braising. Every bite bursts with rich spicy broth. The spicy base is both numbing and hot, making for an addictive and memorable taste.

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Spicy hot pot is simply irresistible time and time again. Quickly pick a day to book your favorite spicy hot pot restaurant, and enjoy a hearty meal of spicy broth on this cold winter day to satisfy your appetite!

Wu Ji Spicy Double-Flavor Hot Pot

Address: No. 145, Section 4, Bade Road, Songshan District, Taipei City
Phone: 02-2748-0066
Business Hours: Monday to Sunday, 12:00–14:00, 17:30–00:00
(Actual prices are based on the in-store menu, à la carte system. In addition to the basic hot pot base, each person must order at least one small main dish, or two people share one large main dish. Sauce is charged at NT$30.)

Lan Ji Spicy Hot Pot

Address: No. 19, Section 1, Jinshan South Road, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City
Phone: 02-2322-4523
Business Hours: Monday to Saturday, 17:30–03:00, closed on Sunday
(Actual prices are based on the in-store menu, à la carte system.)

Zhan Ji Spicy Hot Pot (Nanjing Branch)

Address: No. 178, Section 2, Nanjing East Road, Zhongshan District, Taipei City
Phone: 02-2508-2080
Business Hours: Monday to Sunday, 17:00–01:30
(Actual prices are based on the in-store menu, à la carte system.)

Drunken Spicy Premium Double-Flavor Hot Pot

Address: No. 289, Section 4, Zhongxiao East Road, Da’an District, Taipei City
Phone: 02-7711-2789
Business Hours: Monday to Sunday, 11:30–01:00
(Weekdays before 17:00: NT$650 per person, dinner & holidays: NT$750 per person, no additional service charge.)

Menggu Hong All-You-Can-Eat Mongolian Hot Pot

Address: No. 42, Lane 280, Guangfu South Road, Da’an District, Taipei City
Phone: 02-2731-5656
Business Hours: Monday, 17:00–00:00; Tuesday to Sunday, 11:30–00:00
(Weekday lunch: NT$499 per person, dinner & holidays: NT$599 per person, all with an additional 10% service charge.)

Xin Dian Spicy Hot Pot (Xinyi Branch)

Address: 1F, ATT4FUN, No. 12, Songshou Road, Xinyi District, Taipei City
Phone: 02-2722-7667
Business Hours: Monday to Friday, 11:30–16:00 / 17:00–01:30; Saturday & Sunday, 11:30–01:30
(Weekdays Monday to Thursday: lunch NT$498 per person, dinner NT$598 per person / Holidays Friday to Sunday: all day NT$598 per person. Children 110–140 cm tall pay half price, those under 110 cm pay NT$100. A 10% service charge is added to all consumption.)