Hot Pot Spot probably has one of the best hot pot beef in Denver. A ribeye that looks like ribeye,…read morea short rib that looks like short rib marbling. I do wish there are more meat options like pork tenderloin, pork shoulder, beef tongue... I love that all the broths we've tried are light as that's what sauces are for with hot pots! The service has consistently been great, they add in new items all the time, most recently a wasabi cheese fish ball and the fortune bag fish cake with fish roe. They've added winter melon and pho beef last few times I went... I wish they have daikon, frozen tofu and enoki mushrooms though, those are the only items I miss when coming here, but frankly, the quality of the meat slices beat out a lot of other hot pot places for me. The service are always top notch, friendly and fast. The dining room and the restrooms are always clean. Besides missing some variety compared to other hot pot places, this place is definitely one of the best place for hot pot north of Denver.

This is by far my favorite hot pot spot (jokes) that's closest to south boulder. The place is…read moreclean. The meats are fresh snd not frozen when serviced, the quality of the meats are quite good and the staff attentive. No alcohol and limited dessert options else it's amazing.

5-star meal, all the way! Went for Mother's Day and we will definitely be back. Quality of food…read morewas great, and it was plentiful. So much to choose from, and our eyes were way too big for our stomachs. Will definitely cruise the sauce/appetizer bar before we order our table fixings, but you can find something for everyone on the menu. Staff was attentive and helpful, the vibe was fun, and the restaurant was clean and bright. So glad we found K-Pot!

This is genuinely the BEST hotpot I've ever had. And trust me, I don't say that lightly because…read moreI've tried quite a few hotpot spots around Colorado and honestly left disappointed almost every single time. Either the broths lacked flavor, the meats weren't fresh enough, or the overall experience just didn't live up to the hype. At one point I genuinely thought maybe hotpot in Colorado just wasn't for me. But my friends, who absolutely LOVE this place and come here all the time, basically forced me to give it a try, and wow, I'm so glad they did. From the first bite, I could immediately tell this place was different. The broth was rich, flavorful, and comforting in a way that makes you want to keep eating even after you're already full. Everything tasted fresh, high quality, and actually well-prepared. The meats, veggies, noodles, and sides all complemented each other perfectly, and the whole experience just felt cozy and satisfying. Another thing that really stood out to me was the service. Every server I've interacted with here has been incredibly friendly, welcoming, and attentive. They genuinely make the experience even better because the atmosphere feels warm and inviting from the moment you walk in. You can tell they care about making customers feel comfortable and taken care of. Now it's literally all I think about whenever the weather starts getting cool outside. Like the second there's even a slight chill in the air, this place immediately comes to mind. It's become one of those comfort meals that you randomly crave late at night because nothing else compares. The kind of food that warms you up completely and makes you leave feeling happy and full. Honestly, this place changed my opinion on hotpot in Colorado completely. If you've been disappointed by other hotpot spots around here like I was, PLEASE give this one a chance because it is on a completely different level.

Ok this was a pleasant surprise. I think this used to be a house maybe that was turned into a…read morerestaurant. It looks deceiving upon first view. It's small and quaint. We were greeted as soon as we came in and got lucky we arrived right before the rush. We were seated and a server took our order. The orders of meat are pretty large so make sure to come hungry! The food was really good. Servings were heaping. They have a sauce bar, not a huge variety of options but it did the job. I will thank Yelp for this find because it definitely came thru!

It was a freezing night in Denver when we found Yummy Hot Pot on Yelp. Coming from LA, I'd say the…read morebroths were a bit watered down and the meat quality was average, so it's not a fancy hot pot spot--but for about $30 per person, it definitely hit the spot on a cold night. Be sure to add your name to the Yelp waitlist, as they were surprisingly busy for a Wednesday night. Service was friendly, and it was easy to reorder meats and vegetables. They also have a self-serve sauce bar with plenty of options, including garlic, green onions, cilantro, and more. We didn't notice the cake and ice cream near the register until we were heading out, but the staff kindly offered our friends some to-go cups for ice cream. Overall, a comforting meal on a chilly Denver evening.

Came in hungry after a light lunch and left satisfied, but not blown away. The place has a nice…read morevibe--clean, modern, good portion of the menu for one person without feeling overwhelming. I went with the spicy broth, hoping for that deep, numbing kick... but it came out surprisingly bland. Not much flavor building even after simmering for a while. I've had better spicy bases elsewhere that actually make your lips tingle and keep you coming back for more. Meat selection was mixed: - Lamb was the biggest disappointment--way too dry and tough. I've had melt-in-your-mouth lamb slices at other spots, so I know it shouldn't be like chewing leather. - Brisket was solid--lean, not overly fatty, cooked up tender. - Pork belly was a highlight--cut thin like bacon, so it crisped up fast and tasted rich without turning greasy. - Tripe and beef stomach were both pretty good--chewy in the right way, soaked up the broth nicely once it finally started carrying some flavor. Overall, it hit the spot for a casual hot pot meal, especially when you're not starving. But for the price, I'd expect more consistent quality on the meats and a broth that actually delivers the punch it promises. Service was friendly and attentive, though. Might return to try a different broth or on a busier night when things are fresher, but it's not a must-revisit spot yet. Would I go back? Maybe. But I'd be pickier next time.

Came here for dinner. There was plenty of parking. We were seated right away. I ordered the…read moreoriginal broth and it was pretty good. The restaurant had a sauce bar that you can make and take to your table. Sauce bar needed a little tidying up. It, also, has fruits. On the left of the sauce bar were small plates and bowls to put your fruits and sauce in. Just a warning, the forks and spoons were dirty. Overall, food was as pretty good and veggies were fresh.

The food was awesome and the service was amazing! Daniel did an amazing job and made sure we were…read moregood and that's with us constantly forgetting something and asking him last second and he didn't mind one bit and got our food and waters with no issue and quick!!! Amazing man he is.

We chose both options hot pot & bbq. I chose Tom yum soup base that is more tangy. The qualities of…read moretheir fried crab appetizer, varieties & their sauce stations(with pre-mix one) are beyond my expectation. Our attentive server name "Tien"and she really pay attention to us. I love the family friendly with individual hood for each table. Despite the high price & time limit to eat there. I will go back because of the value of quality foods & excellent service I received. You get what you paid worth here.

All the hot pot locations have their perks. I like different ones for various reasons…read more What sets Qi Lin apart for me is they are a well rounded AYCE location, I like the meat selection better at Hot Pot Spot, the grilled skewers at Bronze Hot Pot, and the enoki/water cress selection at Yummy... But at Qi Lin, I love that they have some prepared food like marinated tofu, duck wings, the cucumber salad, and they give you some fried dumplings as an appetizer. They also have a great selection of pick your own veggies and noodles... but I really love that they have the individual cups of Blue Bunny ice cream, the fried sesame balls and fried dough as dessert. Most hot pot places either don't have dessert or they have scoop your own ice cream, so this individual cups or popsicles - feels more sanitary. The service was good, they bring out the meat of your choice and refill your water. The restaurant is big and clean, did not get a chance to use their restroom this time but would recommend if you like a variety, this is a good place to stop if you're in the area.

One of my favorite restaurants in boulder county. Service is amazing and the food is totally on…read morepoint. It's not the best hot pot I have ever had but damn good and great value. If you live in Boulder this is a must go place as most of the Asian restaurants in Boulder are not great. If you have teenage boys you must come here. All you can eat meat for less than $30 per person. Need I say more?!

This is a good hot pot place if you also want dumplings. The hot pot itself is mediocre, some…read morebroths are extremely bland, the meats are okay and there isn't an abundance of veggies, but the all you can eat dumplings makes it worth it. My kids ordered several rounds of soup dumplings, pan-fried dumplings and chili wontons, which covered the price of their AYCE hot pot. The hot pot isn't bad, but with so many other options in this area, I'd suggest somewhere else. Food and drinks come out fast, the server is always around but not overbearing and even when it's busy it's not too much since the restaurant isn't too big. They also have a rewards program, so if you're a regular, you can save some money.

Overall, average hotpot. My favorite is still Old Town Hotpot in Aurora, but Yummy Hot Pot might do…read moreif you don't live near other hotpot places. We got tom yum and tomato broth, which both did not have enough flavor (too watered down). Meat quality was fine although lamb was a little on the chewy side. Skip the soup dumplings - they did not have any soup in them because all the wrappers ripped. Skip the chili dumplings - tastes like they just put some hoisin sauce on them so not sure why they call them chili dumplings. Lots of parking in the plaza. Staff are great. Cleanliness is fine although I do somewhat worry about other people contaminating the food at the self-serve station.

Best Korean BBQ in the Denver area - galbi, daegee bulgogi and sanggupsal are always great along…read morewith kimchee chigae!

Amazing experience! Best kbbq I've had yet in Denver metro area…read more We splurged tonight as the kbbq can be expensive but it was so worth it. The restaurant is divided into two sides, hotpot and kbbq. It was packed on a Saturday night so we were sat upstairs. The service was good but not phenomenal, there's a language barrier of course and also there's a ton of people there so they are spread thin. They even have a button on the wall to call your server over and make things easy. The place is clean and well-decorated We ordered the seafood pancake appetizer and 2 different meats for the grill - the bulgogi and chadol. Both were so good, the chadol was my favorite. The Banchan sides came out first - at least 10 of them, it was amazing, and endless! Sadly they ran out of the sweet potato when i tried to order more. The meats and banchan came out first before the appetizer unfortunately so we ended up taking most of the pancake home. But the meat was so delicious we almost didn't care. Can't wait to come back!

Good service, lots of parking, and pretty clean restaurant for an AYCE spot. I got the bone broth…read moresoup which was light in flavor and not super salty. They accommodated our large group of 11 which was pretty impressive. The sauce bar also had good options and was filled when items were running low. I liked that the skewers came with the AYCE options since it gives a good alternative if you don't want boiled meat. Overall a pretty solid hot pot spot and probably one of the favorite spots I ate at while visiting!

A Denver local told me this is one of the best hot pots in the city. There was a line and 75-minute…read morewait time at dinner on a Monday night. The lobby area was big enough to hold some groups, but you can also wait elsewhere because they text you when the table is ready. The all-you-can-eat hot pot is $29.99 per adult. You get individual pots, so you can choose your own soup. They have a limited selection of meats, veggies, skewers, and frozen seafood that is included in the AYCE. Appetizers, drinks (including alcohol), and desserts are a separate charge and on a separate menu. They give you a piece of paper to mark what you want and how many orders. It didn't exactly match the menu, and it didn't list the skewers. Meat quality was not too bad. I liked the beef brisket, fresh tofu, and lotus root. The shrimp skewers were the best of the skewers. They were all seasoned well. Be prepared to leave with the smell on your clothes and hair. The pokemon capsule toys are $11 per token. -18% gratuity for parties of 5 or more -Self-serve sauce bar -Leftover uneaten skewers are charged at $1/skewer -bathroom in the back corner next to the kitchen

It was very yummy loved the food :) the restaurant is cozy and has great decor, the owner is kind…read moreand wants everyone to have a good experience. Customers are impatient and pushy at restaurants which is why I think these reviews reprimand the owner of Korea House, if you are kind and understanding to the staff then that is what you will get in return. It's a small business and he is doing his best !!

I don't ever leave reviews, but the service here was so shockingly rude today that I really need…read morethem to know that this isn't how you run a restaurant. We weren't informed when we were seated that the restaurant would be closing in about a half hour. Their hours are not posted on the door; we checked after being rudely shooed out by the owner. He dropped the check while my elderly mother was still eating; fine and good. Some places are fast paced. Then he came by and tapped on the check in a very passive-aggressive manner. Then he began obviously bustling around and signaling "get out" vibes before telling us, while my mom was still chewing "we close at two!" They didn't let us know how little time we had to eat when we were seated, OR when we ordered. They didn't give a ten minute warning. They didn't even offer a BOX for the remaining bites on my mom's plate. There were so many ways they could have flagged that they understood the inconvenience and tried to make us feel accomodated. I have never felt less welcome in a restaurant. The food was also thoroughly mediocre. I SO want there to be a decent Korean restaurant in Boulder, but I will never go back.