Hot Pot Restaurants near Richardson, TX

“If you're looking for a place to celebrate a birthday, definitely check out Shoo Loong Kan in Richardson!

We mentioned it was a birthday dinner and the staff went above and beyond. They brought out the cutest mascot, helped us celebrate, and made the whole experience so much fun. We were all laughing and taking pictures the entire time.

The AYCE menu is a great deal, and honestly the quality hasn't changed at all. Everything was fresh and delicious.

Such a memorable night. We'll absolutely be coming back!“

“This is the best hotpot that I ever try in town!“

“The decor is modem, the food was fresh and high quality. They only had hot pot but it was excellent! Reason for 4 starts is it would be nice if they had a few more Korean side dishes and our final order of prime beef was taking forever. Richard, one of the managers walked by and asked if we needed anything and he took care of it. Looking forward to the BBQ. If the quality of the seafood and meat continues to be the same we will be eating here all the time!!“

“We love this place so much we drive from Rowlet once a week.“

“This place was awesome. Full of fresh variety of meat and veggies to try. The staff took really good care of us since we had never been before.“

“This is my favorite AYCE place ever. The flavor is really authentic and all the meat cuts are huge compared to over AYCE places. They also offer free drink if you get a certain set which is another plus. The place is hole in the wall kinda thing. I love it!!“

“If you’re craving authentic Korean food in Plano, this spot delivers. Their signature grilled pork ribs are the star of the menu—tender, flavorful, and perfectly charred. The seafood pancake is packed with seafood and comes out crispy on the outside, while the banchan (Korean side dishes) are fresh and plentiful.
The atmosphere is casual and family-friendly, making it great for both lunch and dinner.
Service can slow down during busy hours (we were also a party of 9) but the food is worth the wait. Overall, a solid choice for authentic Korean comfort food in North Texas.“

“We just ate here for the first time. You’ll be asked two simple questions: how many are dining and what to drink. Food is ordered via a QR code (we figured it out ourselves as the waiter didn’t mention anything). Once order is placed, the waiter simply confirms it and that is it. No further interaction with the waiter. Not used to such kind of service. Nevertheless, the food was delicious; we ordered the sesame chicken (came with rice) and farmhouse beef (came with rice) lunch special which came with soup. The lunch portions were big; we managed to take a solid portion home. I’d eat here again, but likely order take-out considering the inattentive dine-in service.“