This is not a hands-on dipping hotpot but individual pots with already arranged ingredients and decent soups that just need to be brought to a boil over own individual chafing fuel fire. Portions are filling and with 10+ ingredients in each pot, the prices here are very reasonable. Lunch is $1 less than dinner prices and comes with a drink. Love the Garlic Bean Paste Sauce at the table. No Reservations this popular place usually has some wait. Enter your phone number in the kiosk by the door to get in the que and wait for the text alert that your table is ready. Choose 1. one of 10 varieties of set hotpots (can add on ingredients or do meat exchanges) 2. rice or vermicelli noodles for the hotpot 3. complimentary for lunch: cold Green or Black Sweet Tea (get a large for $1 more) #1 House Special napa, fermented tofu, sliced pork, enoki mushrooms, fish cake, pork balls, clam, quail egg, fried taro, pork intestine, nira, preserved veg, tomato, cilantro, peanut $15.79 #3 Korean Bean Paste tempura, soy bean sprouts, pork belly, fish fillet, fish tofu, fish cake, lobster fish balls, nira, rice cakes, zucchini, enoki mushrooms, crown daisy $15.70 #5 Lamb Hot Soup lamb slices, tempura, imitation crab sticks, clam, fish cake, firm tofu, fried tofu skin, vermicelli, Napa, enoki mushrooms, fried taro, mistake mushrooms, pickled green mustard greens, egg, green onion, cilantro $15.79 #10 Thai Tomato pork slices, shrimp, cuttlefish ring, cuttlefish ball, fish fillet, clam, mussel, spam, taro stem, cabbage, corn, straw mushroom, tomato, coconut milk, cilantro $19.75 History 2004 -1st store opened in Hacienda Heights, CA in with Taiwanese hot soups 2008 -Bellevue location opens 2015 -central kitchen opens and have a soup holder patent. Now 22 stores with the majority in CA and 5 in WA Parking can enter the plaza parking on 6th Ave S and get the ticket validated for 2 hours Located -in the Uwajimaya plaza (west side of it) on 5th Ave S between Dearborn St & Weller St read more

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I actually enjoy going to boiling point, and decided to bring my friends from Mexico and my other friend visiting up from Everett. We ordered a beef bowl, milk curry, and seafood, and tofu. When we walked in we waited for at least 15 minutes, but noticed the people after us got in before us. But we were early for the reign game so it wasn't too big of a deal. It was smaller than the other one I've gone too in southcenter, it was pretty packed for the most park. Thinking it is a Friday and people went in on a Friday mid morning I loved the sign, ambience it was relaxed. Seeing everyone's faces diving into the soup. Food wise we got there before 5 so considering it was the lunch prices. We get a free drink. We all order green tea. As soon as we got our food, it took at least 12 mins. They forgot my friend's drink, but gave us a fork. So it wasn't too bad. My friend ordered the beef hot level and I ordered mines hot. Both flavorful good amount of flavor. They forgot to heat up the bowls so it was confusing for us to eat. But we dove in and enjoyed it. Perfect for a chilled afternoon. Definitely will go on a least busy day. I'd say best time to go if you're in the international district. Is right when they open. read more

Great hot pot Korean restaurant. I ordered my food and they literally gave us our order within 5-7 mins. I got the Korean bean paste which provided a variety of protein in there. If you wanna spice up your dish, they provide sauces on the side. They have lunch specials where they give out free tea drinks if anyone is interested. You can park at the uwa' parking lot and they'll verify your parking spot for free. They do have some nuts in several dishes and unfortunately they are not able to substitute the ingredient read more

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We come here a lot. When I say a lot, I mean like nearly once every week. We usually get the same thing and only recently has my friend decided to change her order so you'd think she'd know how her food tastes typically and how it would taste otherwise. She ordered the Korean Bean Paste as usual but substituted the meat, but she didn't receive the meat substitute she asked for, but instead just the pork that it always comes with. This isn't that big of an issue, she doesn't mind if the meat was incorrect. However, when we went to go let a server know about the discrepancy, they were so incredibly rude about it. The lady that we called over looked extremely irritable and basically side eyed us as we called her over. We let her know about the mix up, and she looks annoyed and almost unwilling to help. My friend tells me she actually rolled her eyes at us! She goes to the back and we assume she's just trying to figure out the issue but then she comes out with two other employees from the back and the first question she proceeds to ask is, "Did you expect the bowl to be bigger??" In a condescending tone. My friend let her know that she was not expecting the size of the bowl to be bigger, but just for the pork in the bowl to be changed, as they up charge for changing the meat. The two guys she brought from the back proceeded to chime in aggressively to let us know that it was beef and not pork. My friend decided to just drop it as the employees seemed to be extremely hostile and unwilling to budge from their argument. We told them it's fine and to just leave it on the bill, and the lady proceeds to slam the bill onto our table??? Like quite literal audible thud. Wow, like I understand the confusion and everything, but seriously why are they holding so much hostility and attitude towards customers who were originally so nice and understanding about the situation?? What a joke, seriously. I sincerely wish I had taken note of her name so I could handle this issue more privately. I just cannot help but be so shocked about the attitude and lack of service when we've been here often and never had any issues.. Not to mention, the broth of my friend's wok looked nearly inedible.. The meat was falling apart, rice cakes were mushy, everything just felt kinda... old in a way? Like quality was definitely not up to par. Super disappointing. TLDR; employees HELLA rude, if you have an issue and calmly raise a concern at them they will not hesitate to clap back with hostile attitude. read more

Boiling Point - photo of bill with beef upcharge - Taiwanese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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I love hot pot, and Boiling Point does a pretty good job at satisfying my cravings. There's a decent amount of options on the menu and I've tried both the beef and vegetarian option (with beef broth) and I was very happy with both. One thing my friend and I noticed was that their spice level was way higher than we thought. My friend who likes spice got medium level and was out of commission the rest of the day if you know what I mean. Not sure if they accidentally added extra in his bowl, but just a note. Additionally, I love the jellies that they give you add the end :) read more

Boiling Point - Beef option - Taiwanese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Tasty Taiwanese comfort food! It was perfect after a long hike - we all loved the personal hot pot style. Taste-wise, it's not mind-blowingly amazing, but it's enjoyable. There are a various options, for your preferences, including seafood and vegetarian - unfortunately, they don't allow swapping out ingredients, though you can ask for ingredients to be removed. You can request either rice or vermicelli, which is great. For lunch, there's complimentary iced green tea. There are dipping sauces at the table for use, though it's not super clean. Portions were good - not too much, but enough to fill up a person with a standard stomach size, I guess? This location can be pretty busy, especially with it being located right next to Uwajimaya. Parking is validated for the first two hours. Service is kind of strange - had to wait a while to be seated (20-30m at 4pm), even though there were a couple open tables, and after being seated, we also had to wait a while to place our order, finally flagging down an employee who was kind of just hanging out. Overall, mixed service experience; would come again for personal hot pot! read more

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I'm not a fan of eating out for hot pot because you can definitely buy whatever ingredients you want for cheaper and cook it at home. BP always tends to load their hot pots with a lot of cabbage and vegetables. It fills a majority of the bottom of the hot pot. I obviously enjoy eating everything but the vegetables, and for the price, I'd definitely want more meat and other seafood items rather than vegetables in my hot pot. You can definitely customize the spice level and select between rice or noodles as a side. I do like how each hot pot is meant for just an individual. However, you can decide to share, but I don't think it will be filling unless you order appetizers. You can also order add-ons to your hot pot like fish balls and fried tofu skin. I'm also not crazy about the drinks, but I do enjoy the Basil Seed Lemonade. The Chinatown-International District location is pretty popular, situated in the same complex as Uwajimaya. If you decide to dine here, you can park in the Uwajimaya parking lot and validate your parking when you pay your bill. read more

Boiling Point - Milk Cream Curry & Beef - Taiwanese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I had been meaning to try out this location for literally years and finally went back in March. What a treat on a blustery day! If you come during lunch hours you get a bubble tea included with your meal as well as one of two sides. I selected the egg/rice dish as my side (must do!) And I had an unsweetened tea to wash down the yummy soupy meal. We got here around 1130am on a Saturday and were told it would be about a 40 minute wait. I went to Daiso to pick up a few things I needed and by the time I was ready to checkout I had a text message saying to hurry back as our table was ready! Once we ordered the food was out within 5 minutes and before long I was ready to be rolled out of there all warm and satiated. Parking in the ID on a weekend is ill-advised as there is literally none available, so park in the Uwajimaya lot and get some slightly overpriced treats in there to validate your parking. read more

I am no stranger to Boiling Point. Before I moved to Seattle, I made sure there were BP options for me here. LOCATION & PARKING // This is probably the busiest location they have as it's in the ID. It's right next to Uwajimaya so there's some parking located right in front. If you get your parking validated at Boiling Point, you can get your first two hours free. The restaurant itself is pretty medium-sized so the line moves at a normal pace. Like every other Boiling Point location, the tables are pretty close together so things get tight around here. FOOD // My go-to order is the BEEF HOT POT, FLAMING SPICY. It's as delicious as every other Boiling Point place so I don't have any complaints here. It has a lot of flavors and the blend of ingredients work together so well. SERVICE // They're pretty busy here as the restaurant is always full so you just have to flag them down when you want more water, more broth, or your fire on again or off. This doesn't bother me because I expect this from BP but I've never had a bad experience here. OVERALL // 5 stars I like that there's a location near downtown here! It's accessible if you want to hit up other things to do in Seattle. It has a very city-like atmosphere here which you wouldn't find at the Edmonds, Tukwila, Redmond, and Bellevue locations. read more

Never going to this location again, but honestly I don't think they even care. Most things I let slide but the service is horrible and the reviews are completely correct about service. Drove an hour for an anniversary lunch here. And we Just walked out after being seated. We were the first one ones in line so the wait wasn't bad even though they had plenty of seats. We asked for the window seat and they she said no and walked away. So we thought okay maybe the seating is arranged. Then the following customer was seated the window seat, so I said excuse me we just requested the seat and then she just walked away. read more

I love eating here and never get tired of it. The food and portions are amazing and you always get really full. I think it's only worth it for the price, even more so since they've increased it, to eat during lunch hours so you get the complimentary drink. I also absolutely love their garlic bean paste I could eat that by the spoonful. The only reason I give it four points is because the service is always bad and slow. You have to wave them down to order and get the check because once they seat you it feels like they forget you exist. read more

Came to this location for the first time on Sunday. We walked in 2 minutes before 11 and were basically yelled at that they open at 11.... So that was nice. There were a lot of us waiting outside for them to open so it would have been nice if they came out to tell us they were open instead of us trying to figure out who would be the brave one to walk in and may or may not get yelled at. The food, in my opinion is the worst out of all the locations. Sort of blan and toppings and drinks took a while to get. The Taiwanese spicy one, while we were warned it would be very spicy, was to the point where we almost thought we had to go to the hospital that night..: they should not be serving something that spicy. The service was quick and there was always someone walking around which was nice. I do not recommend this location for the food and will not be coming back. read more

Always my go to place. Super consistent every time I go and I've never been let down. Not only are their main pots delicious (I personally love the beef, taiwanese spicy, and miso), but their teas are so well made as well (I love the old-time delight milk tea). At the end of the meal, they give a little lemon jelly packet that is a nice touch. Everything here is great, I would even come for some sides and a tea with friends to just chat and munch. Sometimes the wait times get a little long but there is plenty to do in that area like go around Uwajimaya or Daiso. I'd recommend to come during lunch because it's a tad cheaper and it comes with a free tea. Amazing comfort food any day :) read more

Boiling Point - Beef - Taiwanese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Exhausting experience. Food was so hot it was unable to be eaten until 20 mins later, the egg took 20 mins to cook (no way I'm eating raw egg) and the lamb (meat) portion size was skimpy, so even after eating the entire bowl, I was hungry two hours later. Redeeming qualities were the four-spice selection at each table (garlic bean paste was the best, plum seeds second) and the Napa cabbage/vermincilli noodles being plentiful (I looove cabbage). Would not go back again. Plus, there's so many other options that are much better in the grocery store/cafeteria next door read more

Boiling Point - (Lack of) lamb hot pot with fried tofu skin, imitation crab meat, etc - Taiwanese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Maybe the best hotpot place I have been to. Service was amazing, they were so thoughtful with having disposable aprons for each guest, toothpicks and toothbrushes and mouthwash in the restroom, and even bags to cover your coat so it wouldn't get dirty. All of the added touches like the snack bar were great, as was the presentation of how the meat came out for the hotpot. Would absolutely go back. read more

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I came here for the beef hot pot and it tasted like I ate old meat. I gave this another chance and unfortunately had the same issue. read more

Boiling Point - beef hot pot - Taiwanese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Finally arrived here without a huge crowd for lunch. Ordered the beef version and it was so good! Appreciate: the fast service and free drinks during lunch. Recommend to eat in house. The downside: to go is a no go. When order to go for a large crowd---just don't. We ordered for our team lunch meeting and it was a disaster. They didn't label anything so those with extra spicy vs those with non-spicy couldn't figure out which bag is theirs. So sad the new Thai Tom Yum flavored one was all out. Will have to try next time. read more

Boiling point was my fave meal when I visited Seattle. It was super filling and I was able to finish the whole pot. They're also individual pots so you and your friends don't have to share. The broth was tasty, the hot pot also comes with a green or black tea. I picked the green tea and it was overall fantastic. The staff was polite and attentive. Would def recommend! There's also a ton of things to do nearby. read more

Boiling Point - Taiwanese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

One of my top choices for hot pot in Seattle! You get a single serving bowl of hot pot and the ingredients are arranged in the pot for you. The portion size is more than enough for one person and the quality/taste is amazing. It's also more affordable compared to other hot pot places. I would recommend coming for lunch instead of dinner since it's a bit cheaper and it comes with a free iced tea! read more

Boiling Point - Spicy Beef Hot Soup - Taiwanese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Service was not the best. Everything besides the food was at down at one end of the table and we had to pass it out. They were 8 of us, so things got hectic. Then the food came out hot, so we didn't notice that the flame below wasn't on until the food got to be Luke warm. I had the mushroom veggie, so much of my meal ate raw as I didn't notice until too late that the broth was not boiling. Probably will not return again. Disappointed. read more

It's been over a year since my last visit. Boiling point never disappoints and it is the place I always take my friends to for individual hot pots. I love coming in for lunch because the price is slightly cheaper than dinner and you get a drink with your meal. Now, start with the drink, the choices are black and green tea. My favorite is the black tea, and it is slightly sweeter than the green tea in my opinion. I got the beef hot pot with rice. It's fresh and delicious. It had a generous amount of beef, cabbage, vermicelli, fish cake, and all that yummy stuff. I got mild spice level, it was spicier than I expected and I still enjoyed it. I really like dipping my food in the garlic soy sauce for extra sweetness. The side of rice complimented the hot pot really well, and the texture of the rice was just perfect. Overall I gave it a 4 star, note I'm being pretty picky here because Seattle has a lot of amazing hot pot restaurants. I miss their old spoons. They used to have something closer to a ladle, which makes soup scooping much easier. The spoon they have now is kind of thick and bulky. I don't think the quality of food has changed at all since my last visit. Great hot pot, flavorful broth, and reasonable price. I would definitely come back. read more

Boiling Point - Sauces - Taiwanese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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It's been many months since I last had @boilingpointgroup in the Bay Area, and I'm so glad that they have a location in Seattle! Love my go-to House Special ("stinky pot" has always been my favorite one-person pot in Taiwan), and I think mild is perfect because it's not too spicy so the broth flavor still permeates. This pot is loaded with ingredients, and comes with a free cup of tea during lunch times! read more

Boiling Point - House Special Hot Soup Dinner - Taiwanese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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First time trying dry hotpot, and I was pleasantly surprised with the quality and taste of the food. I was surprised that the food was already cooked for you, as opposed to normal hotpot places where you'd cook your own food. The seafood and beef were really good though, and they definitely gave just enough to fill you up. read more

Boiling Point - Taiwanese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Fast, good value, validated parking. Lots of different sauces and options. I prefer shared pot, but this is a good alternative. We got the house special, the veggie hot pot, and the beef. read more

Boiling Point - Beef hot pot - Taiwanese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

My absolute favourite miniwok hotpot place. I always get lamb hotpot mild (can handle medium/hot, but I find anything beyond mild takes away the original flavours of the pot) and Hokkaido milk tea. What I love most about BP is its consistency. I was visiting from the Bay Area and was elated to find spoonfuls of familiarity after a long day of bracing PNW winds. Almost cried at first sip because I hadn't been too lucky with my tasting experiences in Seattle. It warmed me up instantly and I walked out with a full tummy and full heart. Don't let the line deter you, turnover is quick so you won't have to wait long. Service is efficient and attentive considering the amount of customers they had. Centrally located and a short walk from the subway station. read more

Boiling Point - Lamb Hotpot - Taiwanese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I used to be obsessed with Boiling Point but idk it hits different now (in a meh way). I came in with my friend and there was a pretty long line at 6pm (which is to be expected). But, the line moved fast and we went to Uwajimaya while we were waiting. I got the Taiwanese Spicy and asked if I could swap out the Wok Noodles with Vermicelli because I have a wheat sensitivity and they said no LOL. Not to be a Karen but I feel like that was a pretty reasonable/easy request to accommodate so I was like okay besties whatever. We got our food fairly quickly and we both thought something tasted different/off - it just wasn't as good as it used to be! :-( The service was fast though and everyone was pretty friendly but idk if I would come again because it's pretty expensive for mediocre food (which is kind of the case in Seattle). read more

Be careful when you get the parking ticket at Uwajimaya to eat here. We were there 12:30pm to 1:30pm. When we headed out, the ticket shows that we had to pay $9.99 giving the original amount is $40 and Boiling Point validated it, because we were there for more than 4 hours (which is not true.) The lady at the parking was really really rude, and she tried to tell us that we were cheating. Uwajimaya's parking machine is cheating us actually. So please pay attention to the time on your ticket. We don't have time to argue over the $10, but we feel that her rudeness is unacceptable. read more

Parking validation after uwajimaya closes is not guaranteed. Last time I went a whole line of cars were trying to figure out how to get out and we all ended up paying for the parking. I went in to ask for help, and the help was not good. Don't get me wrong, I'm coming back for the soup, but it was unexpected and annoying to have to end my meal and then figure out my parking was not validated. But food wise- if you never been here- beef soup spicy level hot never failed me yet. Vermicelli noodles or rice option. I always choose vermicelli. Milk teas are not the best here, but their regular sweetened teas - like the free ones you can get during lunch are good. Especially since it's free. read more

Solid soup base & balanced assortment. I loved the sweetness of the seafood broth and how each ingredient paired so well with the given sauces (chili garlic, garlic soy, and bean). My only issue was the lacking seafood portion size; the menu shows great variety, but the hotpot only has single pieces of the ingredient (fish fillet, octopus, cuttlefish ring, etc.) Also, highly recommend the meat appetizers! Bold flavors that will appease any meat enthusiast. read more

Boiling Point - Seafood & Tofu Soup Dinner - Taiwanese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

The service is a bit inconsistent but not the worst. I've seen it all. I always order the beef option with mild for spice and it's soooooo good. I also do a side of tempura ---in my opinion it's the best addition. Definitely my go to hot pot spot! There are several locations. This is a regular spot for me and I've been to all the locations in seattle from south center to bellevue. The taste is the same across the board which is important and shows consistency. If you love soup, I highly recommend. Years ago they used to do these amazing macaroon ice cream sandwiches but even without those, it's totally still worth going to! before 3pm, you can get a free drink with your soup! Just FYI read more

Hot pot is deff an obsession of mine and BP helps me get my hot pot fix haha. I come here with my bestie only during opening lunch time because the wait times are insaneeeeee any other time of day. Just glad the Seattle location isn't as crazy busy as the Tukwila location. The broth tastes a little watered down since COVID, but maybe there have been some changes to the ingredients over time. The prices have definitely gone up so you can still spend about $20-$25 for yourself. The green and black tea are super yummy and of course that garlic sauce slapsss. My friend usually gets the lamb or beef and I get the seafood with tofu, all options are honestly great! I get flaming because they used to make their soups supperrrrr spicy but I've noticed there is barely any spice level even at flaming. So I have to ask for more chili oil. Anyways, this place is convenient and easy to go to if you're ever craving hot pot read more

Boiling Point - Seafood & Tofu Soup - Taiwanese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

One of my favorite hotpot restaurants in Seattle. I'd highly recommend getting either Taiwanese Spicy if you like it spicy or House Special if you don't, and I always have Fuzhou Fish Ball as an add on. Their cumin lamb is also well seasoned and cooked perfectly! I'd recommend giving this a try as a side dish. I like to go here during lunch for the free tea that comes with the hotpot, and I avoid going around 12:30-1:30 pm on the weekend since the wait time could be more than 45 minutes. Overall, very satisfied with food and service and will come back again! read more

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I've never tried hot pot before and really wanted to, so I went with some friends to Boiling Point because I had heard good things. We went around 5:30 on a Friday, and the service was quick and helpful. The atmosphere inside is great as well. As for the food, I chose the Korean Bean Paste Hot Soup and it came with a variety of things, my favorite parts of it being the pork belly, rice cakes, enoki mushrooms, and fish cake. The soup was all right, I got "mild" spicy but I could have done with more. The portion was quite filling and I couldn't finish all of it, I was quite satisfied by the end. It was $15.70 for the Korean soup, which is a reasonable amount for a single portion in the Seattle International District. They had 4 sauces, the BEST by far was the Garlic Bean Paste! If you go here you HAVE to give it a try. I'd give that dish a 5/5 on its own. But the reason it's lacking a star is because the soup was kind of bland for some reason. Other than that, highly recommend for a midpoint priced hot pot place in a convenient location! read more

Boiling Point - Korean Bean Paste Soup - Taiwanese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Boiling Point is a solid hot pot spot, so it's nice to have a location in the International District, one of my favorite neighborhoods for all the awesome eats! I've been here a few times for lunch, which has always been a pleasant experience. Like most locations, it gets packed no matter the time of day. I've never been to a Boiling Point where I've been seated right away, and that's very much the case here. There's always a line, but it seems to go fairly quickly, from the fast service of the many employees who work here. Menu has a good list of different hot pot combos, with sides, add-ons and drinks. For lunch you do get an option of a free iced green or black tea, which is a nice little bonus, especially since you'll want something cold to sip on while eating hot pot. In my most recent visit to this Boiling Point there was a 20-minute wait for lunch on a Friday. I ordered the Korean Bean Paste with medium heat and vermicielli. For our party of five it didn't take long for us to get our food, even though the place was really busy. I liked the Korean Bean Paste, especially because the pork belly was so good. It was definitely my favorite part of this hot pot. I would say though, that the medium spice level was not spicy, so would amp it up for next time since I love spicy foods. But everything else of the hot pot was solid. Great hot pot option for when you're in the International District. There's a lot to choose from on the menu and lunch offers you a complimentary iced tea. Located by Uwajimaya, it's easy to find once you get off of the light rail. read more

Boiling Point - Korean Bean Paste - Taiwanese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Pretty good for the price and doesn't miss. We usually share one and get either the 4. Beef or Taiwanese Spicy. Both are pretty good, but I would recommend Beef spicy level 4-5 (if you can handle spice) because it's cheaper. We usually get the Hokkaido milk tea with boba and the milk is really creamy. If you wanna try this place, make sure you go in the mornings or afternoon. Usually gets super busy at night and they sell out quickly. read more

Boiling Point - 4. Beef spice level 4 - Taiwanese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

The International District/Chinatown location of the Taiwanese individual-sized hotpot chain. It's located at the southwest corner of the Uwajimaya building. Mid-sized seating space. The place does fill up for weekend dinner, so be prepared to take a number from the ticket machine at the entrance to wait. Boiling Point serves individual-sized hotpot. They have a bunch of combinations/style you order from the menu, so it's more like ordering a bowl of soup than traditional hotpot where you'd pick the individual ingredients and soup base. They serve each hotpot on a stand with chafing fuel at the bottom which they will it to keep the pot boiling. You get either a bowl of rice or vermicelli with each hotpot. Those who are not satisfied with the portion can order more meat and some other ingredients on the side. I got their house special, and it was pretty decent. Soup base has decent flavor, and the portion is fine once I put the vermicelli in. The wait time for our order was okay. Overall, no complaints about the food. The portion and quality is little lower than some of the other hotpot places, but Boiling Point is also less expensive than those places as well. read more

Boiling Point - house special hotpot - Taiwanese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

We came here on a Friday night. The line was quite long but we did not have to wait too long for a table for 2. I usually went to the Boiling Point in Tukwila but recently stopped because of their poor service and dirty utensils! Since I bought the holiday gift cards, I have to use it somehow. We decided to give this location a try. We got seated after 15 minutes of pulling the ticket! I ordered beef and house special hot pot. I also ordered pork intestine, quail eggs, and spinach wok noodles! They were good!!! The staff was very quite nice and quick. I did not have to wait too long to get my orders placed nor to get my food! I will come to this location instead of Tukwila! Be careful with the flaming Taiwanese Spicy Hot Pot because it can burn your tongue!!!! read more

Boiling Point - Spinach wok noodle - Taiwanese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Boiling point is hot pot, but just for yourself rather than family style. I came here for lunch and I ordered the lamb. They give you the option to adjust the spiciness level. It's a pretty good amount of food and it comes with lots of meat, mushrooms, tofu skin, pickled vegetables, blood pudding and much more. I like how it stays hot and remains continuously boiling while you eat. Their dipping sauces are amazing. If you come for lunch you also get a complimentary tea, either green or black tea. At the end of the meal they also give you some jelly dessert. I really enjoyed my meal here, and have been to multiple locations in Seattle and Southern California. It is well worth the money. read more

Boiling Point - Lamb - Taiwanese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Food: 9/10 Boba: 8/10 great for a restaurant They validate parking as well! We got mild but it was too spicy for us. read more

Boiling Point - Lamb - Taiwanese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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I stopped by on a Saturday morning and there was a line out the door before they opened! I came again on a Tuesday around 1 pm and there was no wait. Boiling Point is a hot pot place where each person gets their own pot. The lunch prices are a dollar cheaper and come with a free green or black tea! Recommend getting the tea without ice :) My go to order is the milk cream curry without milk cream, medium spicy. I enjoyed my meal and I always recommend getting rice since the noodle is already inside the curry pot. Definitely a filling meal with a variety of toppings, only weak point is the meat quality which is just ok! read more