It’s really good hot pot. All you can eat just $29.95. I like this place.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
winny z
Very disappointed and concerned about the food safety there. We went there for barbecue and hotpot, and we didn’t go for the “all you can eat” option, for the owner’s so-called “better quality of meat”. However, after having dinner there, we both had diarrheas 6-7 times that night and felt nausea. The one star we gave for there is for the female owner’s attitude—— she apologized after I called and told her what happened. But we spent 200+ dollars(including 18% tips) for this? ??This is ridiculous, won’t go there again.
Michelle Yin
We only tried the All-you-can-eat hotpot and felt pretty disappointed with ...almost everything" the food quality, the dip source, and the taste of the soup base...Adding tips and taxes it'll be around $45 per person, one can easily find a better hotpot place with the same price point.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 5
Lance Li
A unique mix cuisine restaurant that serves both Chinese style BBQ & Chungkin style hotpot. The highlight of the meal was their home made meat bun, which the owners served us before we even ordered anything as their tasting test customers. It was juicy, delicious, and invigorating. Furthermore, there were feedback as the buns were better than the ones they had in China back in their childhood.BBQ meat and veggies were decent, and must try it with their hot pepper powder. Hotpot was to the point, very spicy. The meat for the hotpot was okay, not spectacular.Hotpot dipping sauce was adequate, added bonus for their home chopped minced garlic.Recommended hotpot place to go in Boston.
Very delicious, will come again next time
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
It’s really good hot pot. All you can eat just $29.95. I like this place.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Very disappointed and concerned about the food safety there. We went there for barbecue and hotpot, and we didn’t go for the “all you can eat” option, for the owner’s so-called “better quality of meat”. However, after having dinner there, we both had diarrheas 6-7 times that night and felt nausea. The one star we gave for there is for the female owner’s attitude—— she apologized after I called and told her what happened. But we spent 200+ dollars(including 18% tips) for this? ??This is ridiculous, won’t go there again.
We only tried the All-you-can-eat hotpot and felt pretty disappointed with ...almost everything" the food quality, the dip source, and the taste of the soup base...Adding tips and taxes it'll be around $45 per person, one can easily find a better hotpot place with the same price point.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 5
A unique mix cuisine restaurant that serves both Chinese style BBQ & Chungkin style hotpot. The highlight of the meal was their home made meat bun, which the owners served us before we even ordered anything as their tasting test customers. It was juicy, delicious, and invigorating. Furthermore, there were feedback as the buns were better than the ones they had in China back in their childhood.BBQ meat and veggies were decent, and must try it with their hot pepper powder. Hotpot was to the point, very spicy. The meat for the hotpot was okay, not spectacular.Hotpot dipping sauce was adequate, added bonus for their home chopped minced garlic.Recommended hotpot place to go in Boston.
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