Long-standing eateries shut down one after another as famous spicy hotpot spot Zhan Ji closes
By MOOK Scenic Spots Chen Wenlin | Compiled Report
Recently, news has emerged of many shops closing due to lease expirations. Following the upcoming closure of Fu Lin Hong Kong-style Hotpot, known for its authentic flavors and all-you-can-eat format, Zhan Ji, a long-established spicy hotpot restaurant in Taipei that has been operating for over 20 years, also announced that its Nanjing branch will close in July due to lease expiration, much to the disappointment of many netizens.
The long-established spicy hotpot spot Zhan Ji’s Nanjing branch, which has operated in Taipei for over 20 years, has also been reported to be closing. (Photo / Zhan Ji Spicy Hotpot – Nanjing Branch)
With its long-standing reputation, Zhan Ji Spicy Hotpot is especially known for its signature spicy duck blood, whose sweet, tender, and smooth taste has won over a large number of food enthusiasts and even become a must-try dish on the list of many overseas travelers visiting Taiwan.
Zhan Ji Spicy Hotpot announced the reason and date for the closure of the Nanjing branch on its official fan page. (Photo / Zhan Ji Spicy Hotpot – Nanjing Branch)
The signature spicy duck blood at Zhan Ji Spicy Hotpot is beloved by many foodies and has become a must-try dish for both domestic and international visitors. (Photo / Zhan Ji Spicy Hotpot – Nanjing Branch)
Recently, the Nanjing branch decided to cease operations on July 29, 2018, due to lease expiration, prompting sighs from many regular customers. However, Zhan Ji posted on its fan page that “preparations for a new plan are in full swing” and “we look forward to meeting you all again,” hinting at a new relocation and the opening of a new branch.
Long-established hotpot chain Fu Lin announces closure, with reservation calls flooding in from loyal patrons
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