That's probably not going to be of too much help for OP, since it sounds like he's a newcomer and he wants to buy Bitcoin with fiat which none of the exchanges listed on that list supports, not unless he verifies his identity anyway.
You are right; almost every centralised exchange asks for KYC to perform p2p trading. Because it is written in the policy that they are asking for KYC to increase security and decrease scams, But there might be some exchanges that are providing p2p, but they are not on that list. In my opinion, if one wants to do p2p, he or she should go for BISQ or any other decentralised p2p trading platform.
Because even if these centralised platforms allow you to do p2p trading for the first or third time, at some point they will ask you for KYC, which could also lead to the seizure of assets. So, the best thing is to use a decentralised platform for p2p purposes.
If the OP does not care about anonymity and is open to all kinds of exposure and risk, If your key is not your coin, then he should use centralised exchanges like Binance or some other. But he should avoid Huobi, as Huobi is under great pressure.