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“01SEP2024 | Nice to Meet You Skewer Hot Pot is a chic hotpot restaurant. My first impression was that it was clean, with delicious food and attentive service. The prices are just right for the quality of the food and ingredients. I would give it a 10 out of 10, and we will definitely be coming back.“
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“If your into the medicinal hot pot than this is the place. They have the spicy Szechuan peppercorn broth, that broth is spicy 🌶️. The selection of meats and fish are great. You build your own sauce, so put everything in it. You can basically put everything in and still can’t go wrong. They also have a little desert bar for you at the end to freshen up the palate and breath. They even have tooth brush and other hygiene items for you in the restroom. Nice touch.“
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“Amazing Food. We ordered quite a few dishes and everything was delicious! The Peking Duck and green beans were my favorite!“
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“The food is really good. Just a heads up for spicy choices - they are HOT! My husband enjoyed all the dishes. We ordered the duck soup, fried rice with vegetables and beef with cilantro - all delicious! Service was courteous and friendly. Very helpful with first timers like us. The ambiance is quiet and relaxing.“
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“valuable, set lunch very good. especially Chai Siu Fired rice, homemade Chao Siu is really taste good.“
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“When I first tried this place, I came back several times because the food was simple, authentic,“
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“After class today, I went straight to Yunchuanyuan, a restaurant specializing in Chongqing-style Sichuan cuisine. The moment I stepped inside, I was greeted by a clean, elegant space—soft lighting, calm atmosphere, and a faint yet unmistakable aroma of chili in the air. It wasn’t aggressive, but quietly seductive.
We ordered three dishes: Twice-Cooked Pork, Beijing-Style Shredded Pork in Sweet Bean Sauce, and Cumin Lamb. Each dish struck a perfect balance between heat and flavor—nothing flashy, just the kind of pure, honest taste that lingers in memory.
The Twice-Cooked Pork was the soul of the table. Each slice was cut to the perfect thickness—fat but not greasy, lean but never dry. The wok’s heat brought out the deep aroma of the doubanjiang, which intertwined beautifully with the sweetness of garlic shoots. The flavor evolved from a subtle sweetness to a savory spiciness—a mesmerizing slow-motion transition on the palate.
The Beijing-Style Shredded Pork was elegant in its restraint. The sweetness of the sauce was controlled, never overwhelming. The shredded pork was tender and glossy with a rich but clean finish. Wrapped with thin pancakes and scallion strips, every bite unfolded layers of sweet, salty, and umami notes—delicate in texture, yet lingering in fragrance.
The Cumin Lamb carried the boldest character of the three. The aroma of cumin arrived before the spice itself. The wok heat was expertly timed—the edges slightly crisp, the inside tender. Each bite pulsed with warmth and spice, a dance of flavor that felt both fiery and refined.“