The Claypot House
$$ • Cantonese, Chinese, VegetarianAbout The Claypot House
Customers' Favorites
House Special Combination Eel Chicken and Preserved Meat
Abalone Juice Rapeseed Heart 鲍汁油菜
Spare Ribs with Black Bean Sauce
Pig Stomach w Black Pepper Soup
Braised Chicken with Abalone
Taishan Salted Chicken
Griled Eel Rice
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The Claypot House Reviews
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Great little Chinese restaurant. I had the Chicken with Dried Mushrooms Clay Pot Rice and a Pomelo Honey Tea. The clay pot rice tasted authentic, with a nice crispy layer of rice at the bottom without being overcooked. The chicken was tender and flavorful. The tea was refreshing and perfect for a hot day. Friendly staff and a clean restaurant. Would definitely come back!
This place was delicious. The staff friendly, place is clean. Plenty of room for large groups too.
love the desserts!!!
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 9PM |
The Claypot House is a no-frills Chinese restaurant that specializes in clay pot rice, with prices starting at $21 for the clay pots. The restaurant offers complimentary soup and tea, and many customers find the food to be nostalgic and authentic. The house special combination claypot, featuring eel, chicken, and preserved meats, is especially popular. The crispy rice at the bottom of the clay pot is excellent, and the chicken is well-seasoned with an ideal texture. Customers often enjoy the clay pot rice, which reminds them of homemade meals from their grandparents. Some recent reviews mention that the food is mostly good, though a few dishes can be a miss, so sticking to the regular menu’s claypot rice is recommended. The yellow eel and Chinese sausage pot, along with sausage, duck, preserved meats, and fish fillet pots, are highly praised. One claypot was crispier with more rice crust, and complimentary soups are often served, which many enjoy. There are also traditional Chinese desserts on the menu, and some tables order greens on request, though they are not listed. The restaurant is quiet on weeknights, with many Chinese elders dining, indicating good food quality. Many guests appreciate the fast service and friendly staff, making The Claypot House a great spot for authentic Chinese-Toisanese comfort food.