Hot Pot King

My favorite hot pot

They were mopping floors with NO caution sign. I almost slipped, thankfully I didn’t.

A unique experience with delicious hot pot.

They are expensive for a bowl of soup. 3 kids and two adults almost $300, and you don't pay until after.

Good place too eat

So I will start off by saying I had a very lovely, helpful service. But I do have mixed reviews about how I feel about this place. Things I liked: 1) They had so many gluten-free broths. The mushroom broth was flavorful and fantastic. You did not need to add any sauces 2) The staff was well educated and helpful through the whole process 3) The food that was thawed was fantastic and tasty Things I was unsure about 1) the set up was a little odd. The meat and seafood come proportioned. I liked this due to ease of grabbing, but some had too much, and I felt like I was wasting it. The trays were also too big for the portion of food that was in it, so it was awkward to carry back. 2) Some of the seafood was frozen on the shelves. This should not have happened and was off putting 3) The spoons to catch all your soup you need to grab yourself. I didn't see it at first, and it made it slightly challenging to eat. 4) I asked the waitress if the oysters were safe to eat raw, and she said she did not know. I really do appreciate the honesty, but I thought it was odd to have oysters that can't be consumed raw when in the shell. Things I did not like: 1) I went for lunch on Saturday. Yes, the food was good overall. The service was good, but most places do a lunch special, and they do not. For $31.99 a meal, I felt like this was kind of high for the selection that they had. 2) I went for lunch, it was not crowded in the resturant (yes I know this sounds good) but I can't image how overcrowded their small food grabbing area must get when a lot of people are in the resturant. 3) The parking lot was a little odd, and then getting into the restaurant, you went through what looked like a mall food court. It was different. Overall, I did have a good experience. Would I go back again, probably not due to cost and how the layout was. Do I think I got my moneys worth? Debatable. Dietary restrictions: Great gluten free options.

Came here with a bunch of friends and the service was great and there were a lot of meat and seafood options for the all you can eat hot pot.

This hotpot restaurant is located inside another building called the Hub, which is very convenient if you want boba afterwards! We sat down and we were immediately served some popcorn chicken! It was very bland (not even salted!), but very crunchy. This hotpot place is very different in that EVERYTHING is buffet style, including all meats and seafood. No order from a menu/app except for soft drinks and the soup base. Everything is included in the price of $32.99/adult (child is $16.99 for age 10 and under 5ft), but soft drinks and alcohol. Soda is in a can, so no free refills. Dining time is limited to 90mins. There are buttons at every table to call a server over for more water/soup, bill or all other services; however, the servers were very attentive in that we rarely had to press the button to get help! The times that we did press the button, we were helped immediately. One thing that I really enjoyed about this place was that everything was proportioned out into small portions (except for veggies), so after grabbing one dish of something, I grab a dish of something else, and in the end, I end up eating a larger variety of food! I left feeling like I really got my money's worth since I felt like I ate a lot of different foods. There is a standard sauce station. I normally really love the restaurant house sauce, but I didn't really like the one here. It was pretty bland. There are fresh cut fruits, yellow and ice cream as dessert! I think ice cream is limited to one per person.

It's a good spot to eat with friends and family. A bit pricey but they have a very large selection of foods to choose from. The Watermelon Tea is to die for.