Hot Pot Restaurants near Redmond, WA

“I went to eat here 2 weeks ago with a friend who ordered the mandarin tofu and he let me try some... it was so good I regretted not ordering it myself, so today I made sure it was the first item on my order! The batter is super crunchy, and the sauce is abundant and delicious. I guess this is why this is the #1 most rated item on doordash. It was my first time trying gula malacca, which is very sweet, and I could taste some banana (?) which I am not a fan of if used in desserts, but this is just my personal taste. All in all, it was ok. The portions are huge, and all other dishes I tried were good too, especially the fried noodles. The name of the restaurant was kind of misleading for me, that's probably why I haven't tried it before, but everything is vegan.“

“Excellent 🥘, great portions.“

“good restaurant“

“We came in as soon as it opens. The restaurant was quickly filled up!

The waiters are very enthusiastic. Great service!

The hotpot came with rice and a drink. Overall experience was awesome! The pickle and lamb soup was the only disappointment as the soup was so sweet. Maybe it was Taiwanese authentic.“

“Great hot pot! Great service and great food. I loved everything about the experience. The flavor of the broth was very good and the meat was very good quality. They have amazing promos and merch. I loved that they gave me a band for my hair that was very nice of them.“

“The hotpot I eat most often with friends is Lao Pier. The first time I ate flying pancakes was at Lao Pier. Now that I think about it, it still tastes delicious.“

“Ordered lunch hot pot. Soup base was not spicy enough. Taste was good but it lacks a wow factor. Lamb was fantastic, some of the vegetables were great too. Beef was subpar. They have a small selection of appetizers, great for after your meal.“

“It’s pricey but it’s the best hot pot I’ve had.“

“Lunch set meal

The decoration feels nostalgic in the 80s-90s style
Everything is packed in small bowls, and sesame oil comes in small cans.
In addition to condiments, the side dish table also has white fungus soup, grapes and Sichuan pickles, which are pretty good.

I ordered the beef and lamb combo. I felt that the quality of the meat was average and it was all in small pieces.

Some ingredients are quite distinctive, such as broadsword kidney slices, brain slices, etc.

Overall, the lunch set is average value for money. If you eat it normally, it's basically just right.

Compared with the rest of the lunch set, I think the meat of happy lamb is of higher quality and there are more snacks at the side table.“

“yes, i would like to recommend this place to my friend. Definitly come back.“

“This place ROCKS! Not only is the food delicious, but the service is superb. We can get a little busy at times but they deal with it by giving you a text to let you know when your table is ready. And the best part... they celebrated my partner's birthday by giving her a free drink and a free meal! We will be back!

Dietary restrictions: My partner is pescatarian and they were very easily accommodated.“

“Great food. Great service. Highly recommended.“

“legit my favorite hotpot experience in bellevue!! a) awesome if ur a little picky or ppl have dietary restrictions bc its self serve w lots of options, b) super cheap (comparatively to other hotpot places) and c) service is super friendly and btw d) they JUST UPGRADED A NEW SAUCE BAR AND IM SUPER EXCITED 🤩🤩 if u or someone you know has a mouth youd rly enjoy this place ☺️

Dietary restrictions: it’s self serve and there are options for:
- vegetarians
- vegans
- pescatarians
- ppl who can’t eat gluten
- and probably more it’s just idk a lot of types of dietary restrictions

Kid-friendliness: ur kids will love you more if you bring them here if they:
- are a picky eater
- like hotpot
- like ramen
- like spicy
- don’t like spicy
- they also have a boba and yogurt cube little store attached to the main malatang place so ur kids will probably like that too“

“Finally, I got a chance to try this place out after passing by it a few times. It's a pretty neat style of cooking, where they place the ingredients in a pot and slowly cook it (dry pot style). Once it's almost ready, the server will mix in the special sauces. We ordered a couple of pots, one medium level spice, and one without spice. The medium spicy was a prie-fixe menu - Family Combo and the other one we picked the items. The food was pretty good and it was a good new experience.“

“No fuss restaurant offering a wide variety of Chinese dishes from various regions. The dishes are plentiful and a great deal considering the price. Our go to dishes include the mini fried dumplings, pea vine shoots, and beef chow fun, and braised pork shoulder. Don’t expect too much from the decor and service without a smile, typical of Chinese restaurants.“