Hot Pot Restaurants near Sunnyvale, CA

“Amazing customer service , friendly staff.“

“I had a wonderful experience at Feng Principal Hot Pot. The food was fresh, flavorful, and very comforting, with a great variety of ingredients and soup bases to choose from. The hot pot was delicious, and everything felt clean and well-prepared.

The service was also friendly and attentive, which made the meal even more enjoyable. It’s a great place to come with family or friends, especially if you’re craving authentic Chinese hot pot. I would definitely recommend it and would love to come back again!“

“Best Chinese food in town! Cant get enough, not a bad meal ever. The take out is never shorted, always not notch, and they provide ample utensils and napkins. This is one of many locations and each one is just as good as the other! Dont pass this place up!“

“I love the Seapot in San Mateo. This Sunnyvale location is basically the same concept, but I was surprised that they were missing a few things: no cakes and desserts, no sticky rice, no steamed buns, no spring rolls, no smashed cucumbers. There were fewer side dishes compared to San Mateo.

Otherwise, the food options are pretty much the same, the meat quality is about the same (Great for an AYCE), and the decor is pretty similar.

The service in Sunnyvale seemed slower than in San Mateo.“

“I'm a wagyu enthusiast, and while I generally think wagyu is not worth it in hot pot. The ayce and happy hour options make it worth it.

Psa, do NOT order the sushi. I wouldn't order it even if it was free. It does not look like the image, and it tastes like low quality fish“

“It's not like China, but it's pretty good. It's like home“

“we've been 3 times in the past few months and every time was great. we went the day after my wife's birthday, the same day our pet passed, and the staff made it a very special experience and distraction from our loss. absolutely recommend 110%. great food, great people, great experience overall.“

“Pretty solid. Quick service. Really attentive. We went when it was a bit slower so it was a little awkward with them hovering by, but I get it. Lots of options the ayce is kind of pricey but if you're coming hungry I think it's worth it. Really appreciate the condiments already being at the table for sauces. Would definitely come back, but maybe for happy hour, for the price discount.“

“We usually eat here and it is very good. The meat are fresh and the soup base is tasty unlike others“

“Four Seasons Tea House Hot Pot offers one of the more unique hot pot experiences I've EVER had. Rather than relying solely on rich, heavy broths, the restaurant's tea-infused approach creates flavors that are aromatic, balanced, and surprisingly refreshing throughout the meal.

We ordered an oolong tea base, with an assortment of ingredients such as tripe, mushrooms, and other assorted vegetables. The quality of the ingredients stood out immediately. The meats were fresh, well-presented, and paired beautifully with the broth selections. What I appreciated most was the attention to detail—from the presentation of the tea leaves to the thoughtful preparation of each ingredient. The experience felt elevated without becoming overly formal.

The atmosphere strikes a nice balance between modern and cozy, making it a great place for both small gatherings and special occasions. Service was attentive and knowledgeable, with staff happy to explain the different broth options and offer recommendations.

Four Seasons Tea House Hot Pot manages to distinguish itself from other hotpot chains through atmosphere creativity and execution, and has been one of my favorite dining experiences to date.“

“Great hot pot experience! The price was $34.99, which felt reasonable for the variety and quality. The soup base was flavorful, and the dipping sauce went really well with everything. They also offered a drink for writing a review, and the drink was very refreshing — it paired perfectly with the hot pot, especially while eating something warm and spicy. Overall, a satisfying meal and a nice place to come with friends.“

“I got the normal broth, medium spicy, and it was very flavorful, not too spicy. Only thing is the beef shrinks a lot in size after it’s cooked so keep that in mind when filling your bowl. It’s a bit pricy, I paid about $30 for my bowl, however it was a large portion“

“Uniquely decorated Chinese hot pot restaurant, located in the Milpitas Square shopping plaza. The meat and veggies were fresh, and the large sauce station offered a wide variety of ingredients for you to create a personalized, custom dipping sauce. Several levels of spicy soup to choose from. Definitely one of the better spicy hot pot places in the South Bay. Fast and efficient service. Large free parking lot.“

“My favorite & go to hotpot!! The meat options are amazing, especially the recommended beef (三筋). They also offer different combos thats reasonably priced with variety of food. It’s perfect for dining by yourself or with a group! My favorite soup broth bases are the tomato one and the spicy one! The beef skewer is also amazing.“

“Chi Xiao Guo seems to be gone. Now it’s Liu Yue Teppanyaki Cuisine. They don’t sell hot pot in summer, but the Teppanyaki cuisine is also delicious. It’s very similar to the signature Teppanyaki Noodles at Taiwan’s night markets. Love! Definitely will come again : )“

“Food are delicious. especially their soup. friendly staff and clean restaurant“

“Came in at 3pm (very odd time) to have lunch with a friend. It was scrumptious as always and the best service I’ve had. Service can vary depending on group, it is a bit traditional regarding energy because they are never as quick with your order if you are an only women group as they are if you have a man or elder. Aka not a spot to go with the girls unless you’re coming when it’s slow!“

“I do not like Chinese food - usually too oily. But THIS food is AWESOME for me! Especially the hot sour soup (perfect tang) and the Fried rice (light and fluffy, delicious flavor). Also great was the orange chicken (not too sweet) and he sauce on the broccoli was so buttery(?). I WILL order again. Union City.“

“Shabutime was such a great experience and easily one of the best Japanese hot pot spots I’ve been to so far.

This was my second time ever doing hot pot and my first time trying a Japanese-style hot pot, and it completely changed my perspective. Everything felt very organized and easy to follow, which made the whole experience way more enjoyable.

We ordered the beef toro belly and the seafood combo, which came with a full spread of vegetables. For broths, we went with the yukisaki and spicy Sichuan, and both were really well balanced and flavorful without being overwhelming. We also added vermicelli and udon noodles, which soaked up the broth perfectly.

What stood out to me was how satisfying the meal actually was. I’ve done hot pot before and left feeling like I didn’t really eat enough or get the full experience, but that was not the case here. Everything felt complete and well thought out.

They also have a solid selection of sauces and add-ons, which really let you customize each bite.

Overall, super impressed with the quality, the setup, and how smooth the whole experience was. Definitely a spot I’ll be coming back to.“

“If you are into spicy hotpot, this is the best tasting place in the Bay Area I have found so far. The service can be slow if it’s crowded, and the environment is average. But who cares? We are here to eat some good food, not stare at the decoration.“