I've been here three times so far in 2023 and I'm always polite, but I find that I always get looked down upon when I enter. This is due to racial differences but I still understand and I don't hold that against them. Frankly, I'm okay with being treated however as long as the food is great and I am charged fairly. This restaurant will upcharge if you are not Asian, will refuse to bring out all the food you asked for, and mock you for asking for spicy broth, or plum juice (my personal experiences). Most recently, I was charged over 80 dollars for just myself and my friend for hot pot. We just asked for one order of chicken, imitation crab, spam, cuttlefish balls, cilantro, and a couple of other things, but we were only given a few of what we asked for (mind you we only can eat around one round, we are petite [and we don't waste food]). I tried many times to support this business instead of going to a larger chain-type but I think this was the final slap in the face. I hope that other people can have a positive experience here but I have not. Like I said, I don't care how I am treated as long as I am receiving the food I am asking for and that I am not being unfairly charged. However, this establishment not only treats people outside their race like crud, but they also refuse to give you food, and WAY upcharge you. Sad that this is what we get from trying to support local businesses. read more

Good simple hot pot. You get your paper and mark the items you want. We usually get a variety of beef cuts, beef tongue, some salmon, mushrooms, pumpkin, watercress, and spinach. They deliver a portion of each item for your table. Make sure to get extra dipping sauce because that's really what brings the flavor. They put the broth on the heating plate before you and you boil your food to perfection. They don't usually check on you after you've been served but we went on a Monday and had great service. Just make sure to check your water glass before drinking. read more

Actually, this is my favorite hot pot restaurant in Boston. I was so excited to go there with my friend yesterday. But, my soup base had something... I attached the photo bellow. I had stomachache after I finished my dinner. Right now, it's 5:00AM. I cannot go to bed, because I must stay in the restroom... read more

Hot Pot Buffet - A fly! - Chinese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

Foods not fresh, taste is mediocre and for the price (about $30) its not worth it. Not to mention how bad my boyfriend's and I stomach felt afterward. Feels like I got food poisoning. read more

Came here on Christmas Day for lunch. The price point was reasonable, meat was fresh-ish for hot pot buffet standard. However there was eye lash on our plate and our server doesn't seem to understand English that well. read more

Hot Pot Buffet - Chinese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

All you can eat hot pot for 22$ a person? I'm all about it! Came here because there was like an hour wait at Q. We were seated and served immediately. You're given a piece of paper that lists everything they have, and you mark what you want. We both got the spicy broth and liked it. I recommend removing some of the peppers when you get it so you don't accidentally bite into them later. For food we tried squid, prime rib eye, scallops, clams, mussels, shrimp, salmon, flounder, fish balls, white fish, octopus, wide noodles, vermicelli, dumplings, spinach, bok choy, mushrooms, and maybe a few other things. Everything was good, the veggies seemed fresh, and the meats and seafoods were good quality. If you want more, they give you another sheet to order. We ordered more and it came out really quickly. I would definitely go back. We were satisfied with the food and service and only paid about fifty bux for a ton of food! read more

The quality of their meat and vegetables is highly questionable. It looked like they served vegetables that the Chinese grocery store across the street threw out the day before. Although this place is all you can eat, it is not worth the price for the quality of the food served. This place gets 2 stars for the sauce they serve; the sauce is good. The house broth and spicy one are good as well. I am not rating based on the service or interior quality of the restaurant. You are in Chinatown; embrace the culture. read more

Eat here tonight find a cockroach on the table. My friend told me the kitchen is so dirty inside. read more

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Make sure you wear your stretchiest pants if you're coming here for dinner! There is so much food and different varieties. For $23.99/person, its a freaking steal! They have seafood, tons of good meats, veggies, etc! I particularly loved their lamb and sirloin. The service is good and efficient. I never felt ignored by their staff. The only complaint i have is that the broth can use some sprucing up. Not enough flavor. We ordered the Mala and house. Mala wasnt spicy at all. Otherwise, a great experience. read more

Hot Pot Buffet - Mala & house broth - Chinese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

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I love this hotpot buffet place, but just found out the price is insane for little kid. They charged $11.99 for 3 years old kid, this is crazy. What can a 3 years old eat? My son ate a quarter of udon noodle and 1 piece of corn that's it. Be aware of the price if you want to bring your little kids here. I know things are more expensive now, but still a 3 years old shouldn't be charge for almost $12. read more

One of the best services in Chinatown. They are very considerate and treat you as a valuable patron. There are 3 floors that you can dine in. The choices for hot pot is great as well as the soups. There is BBQ on the 3rd floor which I should try next time. Huge place that you can definitely bring a big group. Very diverse place which is great. Even the glass of water is not sink water. You will definitely be full and so worth your money. read more

The minute I step in, my eyeglasses fog up. Now this is a buffet, all you can eat for 21$, its no Shabu Zen but its pretty good! The first time I tried it, I wasn't much of a fan because of the sauce. But after a while I actually crave for the sauce. I love the spicy mala and the black chicken broth. But I do warn you, bring an extra shirt, you'll walk out smelling like a walking chinese herb store. Ps. Do everyone a favor and cook all the left over food you didn't finish so they don't re-use your leftovers for the next customer. read more

I just went there yesterday night for their BBQ Buffet on the third floor.(BBQ just open 6 months ago) And i forgot to check-in... Anyway I been here for hotpot and BBQ. a total of 5 times over the past 10 years. Food: 3 out of 5 stars(some picky ppl may rate 1 or 2 stars) Service: 3 out of 5 stars Price: 4 out of 5 stars The Food: Their food is more of Quantity than quality. If you are used to high end quality food or on diet then this place is not for you. However if you are not picky about food and just love to eat a lot with reasonable price then this place is definitely for you. FYI. For those who dont like Fat Cow Buffet, You may like to try Little Q HotPot. It is also in Chinatown. Its at the end of opposite Street of Fat Cow Buffet. They are consider more quality but less quantity and it is a bit pricy. The service: Their service is average, nothing to complain or great. However consider its in Chinatown, it is consider good service even though they forgot my rice and have to ask for water, napkin and order paper from time to time, but it is no big deal. The Price: You may choose to do both hotpot and BBQ. I am not sure how they calculate the price for that. Normally it is around $24 per person plus tax and tips for hotpot or BBQ buffet during the dinner time. Overall it is an ok place for me. I may go back once in a while. As for you people out there. Most of you would either hate it or love it. read more

This is the Boston reincarnation of Little Q, I believe. We were big fans of Little Q and so glad when HPB opened up near the Chinatown gate a few weeks ago. FIRST OF ALL... this is a different perspective on hot pot. It's not Taiwanese style, Japanese style, or have any Americanized elements like the other spots in town. It is Mainland Chinese style. You don't get, or need (see #1 below) spice buckets of chilis, garlic, shoyu, sacha, scallions. Three things make this place a favorite for me above and beyond Kaze and Shabu-Zen. 1. The broths are really tasty, especially the Chinese Herbal and the Ma-La. They're so good that you don't need to make your own sauce or use much sacha; cooking your meats and veggies in the broths totally work fine on their own. Some people who are not used to these types of broth may comment or complain about the amount of herbs, spices, and other "goodies" floating around. That's the whole point though. And... the Ma-La is actually spicy enough to be called a spicy broth. (Sorry, the ones at Shabu-Zen and Kaze are pretty watered down and not really very spicy). 2. The menu items: variety and quantity. These guys have stuff that the other spots don't have. Stuffed fish balls. AND the way they prepare things is incredible. Like the frozen dofu. Big slices! Long pieces of hujook (bean curd skin). Fish paste that's actually seasoned. Plus the quantity is befitting for hungry people. Vegetable plates that aren't just a stack of napa and a single stalk of watercress. 3. The service. In order to ingest the amount of food that will come, you need to be in the right frame of mind--and that means, not being rushed. You should come here if: - You are a serious hot pot enthusiast and you appreciate a great broth. - You want more variety of ingredients. - You are mad hungry and have $15-$20 to spare. - You hate being rushed at Kaze or Shabu-Zen - You really want a spicy Ma-La and you're too lazy to make it at home. read more

I love this place! You can't beat the price and the selection here. It costs about $25 a person but it's all you can eat. The selection here includes seafoods (clams, shrimps, fish paste, squid, crabs, crab legs,...) and meats (ribeye, sirlion, prime rib,...) and veggies (watercress, nappa cabbage, spinach, bamboo shoots, mushrooms,...) and noodles (udon, vermicilli, spinch,...) and other various things such as fried tofu skins , mini hotdogs, and quail eggs to name a few. My favorite broth is the spicy mala broth. For those who doesn't like spicy, I recommend staying away from it as it gets spicier and spicier as the brother continues to simmer. The staff is very quick in getting your order and constantly around if you need them. I've never had a bad experience here. I recommend this place if you're a hotpot fan, have some time to kill, and a ton of stomach to fill. read more

This restaurant has my soul, which is why I can't give it up. But I have to say, sauce seems very watered down these days and service is worse than usual (I don't expect much from chinatown). When I'm not here I'm at royal hot pot buffet in Quincy which is more expensive but quality is better along with service and decor. The only thing that's keeping me from ditching this place as a whole is the sauce. read more

I can unerstand why this place hasn't been reviewed. They don't need the advertisement and it is packed with locals. My girlfirend took me here for my birthday. She had been here before and loved it. There is some knowledge to be learn before sitting down. You order off the menu and cook the food yourself. One price for everything. Great atmosphere and pleasant wait staff. The Boston Police were getting food to go, so you know this is a great place. read more

The price is really good! Food is still delicious compare to other hot pots on the area. The waitstaff seem over work and just a tad unfriendly but they still work in a good pace. read more

SIIIIIIIIIIICK. There were literally cockroaches leisurely crawling about, one on our table and one on the wall. No kidding. We have eaten a bit when this happened so of course we didn't get to eat any more after that. Great biz strategy for an AYCE hotpot, I suppose. Our mouth felt very dirty after seeing the roaches. Dine at your own risk. I will never go back here ever again. So gross. read more

I loved the spicy broth, and the various meats and veggies which we chose... Sadly the service is very rude and they rush you. You can't cover the entire table top with food and expect me to leave in 20 mins... We got there at about 12:30 on a Sunday afternoon. It was my first time going and didn't realize because one person in our party had ordered seafood that we'd each be charged the $22 fee as opposed to the $16 fee, even though the rest of our party didn't eat any seafood. In addition to the additional fee we were also charged $2 anytime they had to come back and fill up our hot pot with additional water. I can see if they were bringing more spicy or chicken broth to charge extra but an extra charge for salt water? I will say there was plenty of food and didn't leave me wanting for more. read more

Adult AYCE prices: Lunch $15.95 Dinner $21.95 (for for Sundays and Holidays) Hot pots are generally not my cup of tea. For an AYCE connoisseur, as I am self-proclaimed, they are an inefficient means to a full stomach. However, Hot Pot Buffet manages to excel due to 2 key factors: 1) there is a paucity of AYCE Chinese restaurants in Boston; 2) they serve really quickly. The venue has 2 floors. The first floor has both individual and small party seating. Individual seating is in a U-shaped table, which is actually pretty fun for groups, as each person has his own hot pot. Upstairs, there is seating for larger parties. Rather than a buffet, patrons are provided with a paper menu with check boxes. Simply check off the items you want, and write the desired number of portions next to each. I recommend that the average person orders 5 different items - 1 portion each - to start off with. So here is the process for those who are new: 1. choose broth 2. choose items 3. choose noodles 4. put seafood in broth first 5. cook meat and noodles last (place in the spoon with drains for easy collection) 6. feast What I like to do after cooking is make a noodle soup with the bowl they provide. Also, they give a dipping sauce for the meat. If you want an extra kick, ask for ginger and scallions. It will come on a small dish, and you would only have to mix it in with the dipping sauce. Beef and seafood lovers will benefit the most here. I recommend the choice prime and the sirloin. Also, get dumplings and various balls (eg: fish, shrimp, cuttlefish). Other seafood options include salmon and crab. Chicken is unfortunately rather dry here, so unless you do not eat beef, save your belly room for other sources of protein. Non-meat eaters still have plenty of options. There is an assortment of vegetables to select from, various types of mushrooms, bamboo, tofu, fried gluten, etc. For broth, I recommend spicy. It actually is not very spicy, and it is the most flavorful broth they have. The house special broth is unremarkable. If you want a sweet drink to complement the meal, I recommend the Red Milk Tea. Or, just go with a beer. (^_-) Venue (^_^) Options (^_^) Service (^_-) Quality (^_^) Bang for buck - all you can eat Glad I came. Will be back. read more

I am very surprised at all the high scores that this place has received. We waitied over an hour (which i took as a great sign) Gonna try to keep this one short and sweet. Pricing- $19.00 is for plain, unflavored hot water. Should you decide to get something with flavor, thats gonna cost you 25 per person and that adds up. Service- Mediocre- Yes, it is unlimited but you need to stay on top of them. They kept "forgetting" the more expensive things we ordered and bringing us the cheaper stuff. Our server was nice but we had such a hard time tracking him down and had to keep asking for . I have some dietary restrictions and sat there for a good 30 minutes while the rest of my table ate because I could not eat what they brought us due to an allergy. Awkward! ***************** CLEANLINESS- Warning- This is gonna get GROSS... -While we were waiting, my fiance went to use the bathroom and found that someone had vomitted all over the mens bathroom. ALL OVER. This included the SINK, Floors, toliet, you name it. You could see exactly what they ate and could smell it from outisde the restroom. Men were gagging as tey walked into the restroom. The worst part of this, was that it was old and the restaurant did not bother cleaning it. I was not aware of this until I left the restaurant as, we were in a large group and did not want to make a scene amongst our friends. I am very grateful that I did not eat very much while I was there and I was pretty upset that my fiance did not let me know until we were walking out. (he hardly ate a thing) For a restaurant, mediocre service is tolerable if the food/experience is good. But CLEANLINESS is non-negotiable for me. read more

I came to Hot Pot Buffet on a weekday night with a few friends.The restaurant was not very crowded, and we were seated right away. We were offered a few different choices of broth, and were allowed to choose as many ingredients from the menu that we wanted. The menu is quite extensive, albeit not as good as Shabu Zen's. The waiters brought both the broth and the ingredients rather quickly. Being a person that loves strong flavors, I enjoyed the spicy broth the most. The meat that we ordered (chicken, pork, beef) was quite fresh. I don't think they are as fresh as other non-buffet hot pot places, but we got to order as much as we wanted. The vegetables (spinach) were also fresh. However, the fish was a bit disappointing and a bit stale. We also had fish balls and other accessory items. The restaurant itself is pretty clean (though not extensively decorated or furnished). The surface was nice and prompt and the price was great for the price we paid ($21). Had I ordered the same quantity of food at Shabu Zen, the price would have been double what I paid here. This is a much better deal and a much more enjoyable experience. read more

Short summary : Cheap and all you can eat. But really, very cheap way to eat as much as you can. Lots of veggies, meats, shellfish, and drinks (all you can drink water)! They have corn by the way, need I say more?! :O read more

3.875 stars I never mark down for bad service at Chinese restaurants. This is a Chinese restaurant with very Chinese Style Hot Pot. Service here is dreadful. I filled out my menu, a server whisked it away immediately. Ten minutes later another server asked me if I wanted more food. I hadn't got my first order yet! The first menu I filled out apparently went to /dev/null. (http://bit.ly/xrtW5) The deal is that for $14.95, you get "all you can eat" hot pot. I like the Ma-La spicy broth, HPB has the best version of this in Boston. The flavor is indescribably good. I had seafood and veggies. The veggies were all tasty and very plentiful; watercress, taro, napa cabbage, mushrooms, bamboo shoots. The seafood was also good: clams, squid, fluke, octopus, crawfish, fish balls, shrimp dumplings. I went for two rounds of clams and crawfish. We have hot-pot at home 3-4 times year. That is my favorite, but the broth here is special. Only in the SF Bay area have I found better. I found no need for other sauces. * food-wise this is a great value. by this measure and the quality of the broths, this is the best hot-pot in Boston. * you don't always get what you markdown, be persistent. * at the bar/single locations no access to heat controls, and it's hard to flag someone to adjust them. * if just one more of the staff asked me "is this your first time?" I would have lost it. (been hot-potting since 1993! before there were specialized restos for this in Boston) * despite all the signs they don't take amex read more

If you're able to eat your body weight in hot pot like I can, then you'll easily get your money's worth at the "buffet" here (I use quotes because it's not really an all you can eat bar, it's an all you can order ingredient menu with a pot of broth--your choice of up to two flavors--on the table). If you have a tiny belly, then you might be better off going somewhere that serves hot pot a la carte. If you do find your way here, I'd recommend the beef items over the other land animals (especially the chicken, which ends up being pretty dry once you cook it), and pretty much any of the seafood items besides the clams (**shiver**). Dumplings, fish balls, and veggies are all great. Service is friendly and, in my party's case at least, even funny. Our server had us laughing throughout the night, and he was very helpful to the hot pot newbies among us. I may not be new, but I always seem to need a hand (not to mention a bib) anyways. read more

Hot pot buffet is honestly my go to hot pot restaurant in Boston simply for the price and amount of food you're actually getting. In terms of quality, it's just okay. I've definitely had more flavorful broths before and the presentation of the restaurant is a bit lacking. It's slightly outdated and dirty but also it's not out of the ordinary for Chinatown. The service is also not stellar. read more

Hot Pot Buffet - Chinese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

I like how they have personal pots on the one floor for 1 or 2 people, and family style pots on the second floor. The waiters are quick and you have to catch their eye or just shout at them to get their attention. Just pick one spicy and one not-spicy broth. The rest is up to you, I mean the fixings. There's a assortment of things to choose from: seafood, meat, veges, tofu, etc. The meat is frozen, but who cares, they all melt in the broth. There's all kinds of meat and seafood balls to try. Stick with water. At these prices, it's not worth ordering soda or beer. read more

December 24 2018 I ate there today and there was a roach on my table. I told waiter who spoke to manager Never will I return. Don't Eat there I'm telling y'all DONT! read more

Definitely 3rd rate place trying to cash in on the hot pot rage. It's biggest gimmick is the all-you-can-eat buffet style, but even that prospect doesn't make up for middling quality food. Dinner is 21.95/person (with soup being an extra charge!) and only a deal if you can stomach poor quality seafood. Of the seafood items we ordered, most were items we would not order again. The salmon was clearly not fresh (actually had a funk to it, even when cooked through and boiled the hell out of), the white fish was hard and unidentifiable "white fish, and the squid were over-sized pieces with no flavor (but at least no funk!). The only seafood items that were decent were the pre-cooked (read: store bought) fish balls and fish tofu. The meat was ok - we opted for a variety of beef and beef tongue. These were ok, but not particularly flavorful. An order of lamb was so gamey it was barely edible. Most of the vegetable options were fair, but the gai lan (chinese broccoli) tasted like the leafy tips of really old, tough stems -- inedible. Cuts were not really suitable for hot pot (tofu were in giant blocks that didn't lend themselves to the size of the nets they provide; lotus root sliced way too thick), and just seems to demonstrate the lack of care in their food. Servings are completely random and not well defined. One order of veggies would probably serve 1-2, but 2 servings of rice cake noodles means you get about 8 pieces of it (which wouldn't serve 1). Huh?? And 2-3 items of what we selected never even came. Oh and did I mention the weird insect that was sitting in my plate by the noodles? I cannot imagine someone being able to gorge themselves worth of veggies to make out in this deal, and coupled with the indifferent service and overall lack of care or quality to things, I am not tempted to return (even at lower prices). Probably should know that you have a time limit of 2 hours, or they charge you 20% for overage. read more

Love it here ! My Togo to ! Always they're open till 2 am all you can eat buffet ! You won't regret it !

For $20, all you can eat hot pot is definitely a steal! The food was good for the price however the menu is definitely not as extensive as other hot pot places. The layout of the restaurant feel a bit awkward, it's not a comfy/cozy environment, unlike other comparison, such as Shabu-Zen. We had to wait for 15 minutes for a table for two on a Sunday night. The restaurant seemed pretty packed, not knowing they also had a second floor. The hostess asked if we wanted to sit at the bar after offering another party of two, who came in after us for a full table seating on the second floor. It was a bit annoying cause we prefer to sit at the table. Another word, the hostess does not follow the waiting list. Our waitress was by far the worst. After sitting down, she comes up and ask what broth we want (after, we penciled in the items we wanted).. yea no "hi, how are you" no "thank you's". Just rude. Then we had asked if they had smoothies since they don't even have a drink list menu. They did have smoothies, but very limited selection. Also we had to ask for water at least three times, after she served all the other tables water. Overall, the food was good but definitely nothing fancy and not something to "die for". Service was sloppy, but we'll come back since there aren't many hot buffets. read more

When I first heard that we were going to a hot pot "buffet," all I could think of was that there would be an actual buffet of food sitting out all day that you had to fetch for yourself to put in your hot pot (in other words, "it's bad enough you want me to cook my own food, but now you want me to fetch it and bring it to my table as well??") This is not the case - there is no "buffet" except for the concept of "all you can eat" ingredients for your hot pot. The server brings it to your table from the kitchen and when you are done with round 1, they bring you another menu to order more of whatever you want. I recently went to Hot Pot Buffet on a Sunday night with a group of 7 hungry people. Overall, the price and quality of food was good - seafood was fresh (tasty crab legs), the meat was tasty (we did at least 5 rounds of beef!) and the veggies were crisp and fresh. In 2 hours, we had lamb, beef, scallops, crab, bok choy, spinach, shrimp, chive dumplings, clams, mushrooms and lots of noodles. We did both a spicy pot as well as a mild pot of broth. I had heard a rumor that if you order too much food, they will give you menus that are different and DO NOT have the most expensive items on it for your third or fourth rounds, but that wasn't the case when we were there for dinner. We had at least 4 rounds of food brought to our table for 7 people. The restaurant itself is no frills - - looks like a bingo hall turned hot pot restaurant, with the lighting too bright and the decor too drab. But you are not there for ambiance, you are there to stuff yourself on HOT POT! Overall, I would go back here again, though not anytime soon because I get a little bored with Hot Pot more than once every few months. But if you are in the mood to pig out on Hot Pot at a reasonable price, this is a great place to go! read more

all you can eat for 20 something bucks so many selection the meat is usually fresh and salmon goes pretty well with the soup service is okay you might get a nice or not so nice waiter/waitress bathroom is a little smelly 4 stars for delicious food read more

Hot Pot Buffet - Killed it too good - Chinese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

Let me preface by saying the food is good. However, the service is horrible. You are treated like a dog. impossible to get a check in a timely way. Refused to split the check. And forced us to tip them 20 percent which is illegal. There are other good hot pot places around, this one is not worth it in the least. read more

This place is the bomb. Every time I come here, I always run out of time since they kick me out for eating too much. People trying to compare this to "higher quality" hot pot places? Please. If you actually boil your food and don't drink tap water, you should not have stomach aches after. The selection is awesome for an all you can eat hot pot buffet. All kinds of seafood, meat, vegetables, etc. I have noticed that putting numbers on the menu have no relevance to the quantity of the food you select. Sometimes I put the number 5 next to the box for how many portions of mussels I want, and they give me 7. Does that make sense? You tell me. read more

Overall, a solid hot pot buffet. Good variety of options, the facilities and equipment aren't bad. 4 stars because there's nothing particularly outstanding about this place, and there's a little things that you have to do to maximize your enjoyment. PROS: * the meat quality seems pretty good * you can get a 6 person table even if you only have 4 people - this gives you guys 2 burners. I highly recommend doing this * the veg is fresh here CONS: * if you want a 2 broth hot pot, you have to specially ask for it * the descriptions on the "menu" aren't always the best - like the difference between the cuts of beef. You should order one of the cuts and wait for it arrive before ordering another one * if you want other condiments like hot sauce or sesame sauce, you have to ask for it and they're not written anywhere I know of * the seafood isn't great, you can probably ignore it read more

I love hot pot. Hot Pot Buffet has a great selection of meats, veggies, seafood, fish/shrimp balls, etc. They have different kind of broths as well, and you can order 2 kinds for one pot. As for food, make sure to put down more than you normally would because they do give you less of what you actually order. However, you can order as many times as you want and there isn't much wait time in between each other. It was around 16 for lunch and 20 for dinner (pre-tip and tax) when I last went. Great prices and I always leave feeling full, happy and satisfied. read more

We got really sick after having lunch here. We didn't have anything else, just after this we got real serious diarrhea. RUIN our Christmas.

Very enjoyable meal. Nice selection of vegetables, fish, meat and noodles with a choice of broths. The House broth was a nice combination of Chinese flavors, I had mostly fish and vegetables which did not disappoint. The side sauce was a mixture of the Chinese barbecue sauce and a peanut flavor and I asked for additional hot peppers, garlic and chive to mix in with the house sauce. After loading myself up with salmon, octopus, fish balls, fish dumplings, squid, crab legs, cabbage, watercress, cilantro, corn, assorted mushrooms & udon noodles, I ordered the crab. The crab was exceptional and after finishing the first crab, I had another one. The crab was a stone crab type, meaty and delicious. The service was not great, but they were friendly and accommodating. The decor is a bit less than great, but I really had an excellent meal. read more

Hot Pot Buffet - Chinese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

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