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    Luniang Hot Pot

    4.3 (13 reviews)

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    Dogs allowed

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    Fanny S.

    I ordered the crispy pork, brown sugar rice cake mochi, pickled fish, and a big 1.5-pound bowl of maocai and everything was really tasty and flavorful. They used to be in Alhambra, so a lot of customers already know them. Even on weekdays, the place is pretty busy. The service was fast and polite, which I appreciated. The restaurant isn't very big, so it's best to go early if you want to get a seat. The food is delicious, the portions are generous, and the prices are very reasonable. I'd definitely recommend checking it out if you're nearby.

    Will W.

    They recently moved here from their Alhambra location from a food court spot into their own store. The food is super authentic Sichuan style hotpot but this one you order the ingredients and they'll cook it for you and bring it out to you instead of you cooking it yourself. The food is great if you're not used to eating Sichuan style spicys should probably do mild if you're more advanced then medium. The portions are generous our Suan Cai Yu had tons of fish in it. The other hotpot was like a treasure hunt but it was stuffed with food would recommend some white rice for sure. The Sichuan sausage was new to me I'm doing dry January but this would go crazy with some beer or Chinee baijiu. Gonna get some to go next time The service is quick and pretty good for a Chinese place. I would def come back.

    Signature hotpot with meat and vegetables
    Jeffrey C.

    This restaurant is a must visit for fans of Sichuan hot pot. My family ordered the suan cai yu (fish with pickled mustard green), 2 different signature hot pots (one with meats and vegetables, the 2nd one with tender beef), and the wonton soup. Service was fast and casual, and our food arrived quickly. I was impressed by all the dishes. For the signature hot pot, the soup was savory and spicy, even at the mild spice level. Yet the soup felt light and perfectly compliments the white rice. The tender beef was tender and delicious. The hot pot with the meat and vegetables has a large variety, including tendon, spam, and seaweed. The suan cai yu's soup has that signature pickled veggies taste but has a nice, light aftertaste. There was an assortment of mushrooms, mustard greens, fish, and tofu. Overall a must order when visiting this place. Finally, the wonton soup was delicate and light on flavor. On its own, it's nothing special, but it complements well with the heavier flavors from the hot pots.

    Maocai 1.5 pounds, beef, bamboo, spam, and all the good stuff
    Ryan L.

    Really great hole in the wall restaurant that serves Sichuan maocai 冒菜. I was looking for a place like this when the one at 99 ranch in Alhambra closed. I'm really impressed with how filling and tasty it was. You order everything on their website and add what ingredients you want and the weight of the maocai. There's also an English version of the menu as well if you can't read Chinese. There are also sauces you can add on the side but it's really saucy so I just stuck to what was already in the bowl. If you're looking to try something new then I suggest this place. It's right next to the 99 ranch in Arcadia and the parking is super spacious and convenient.

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    Sharice B.

    So good but please do not order medium spice lol. It's so hot. And go with someone who speaks mandarin or is Chinese themselves.

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    amazing food for spicy lovers and authentic foods in the Los Angeles area. Totally recommend this restaurant.

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    101 Pot All You Can Eat

    101 Pot All You Can Eat

    4.2(280 reviews)
    1.8 mi
    $$$

    Amazing food amazing service way better than the place across the street more selection of broths…read moreand meat

    Stopped by Arcadia to try 101 Pot All You Can Eat. They have been opened for a while and I believe…read morethere has been a change in ownership. They offer premium and prime options for their AYCE hot pot. Their prime menu was $52.95 and offered 9 different soup bases, 17 meat options, self serve bar filled with veggies, noodles and meat balls, drink stations and ice cream. I got the split pot with sukiyaki and jelly golden chicken broth. The sukiyaki was slightly sweet and full of umami flavor. The jelly golden chicken was flavorful and comforting. You can tell they boil down chicken bones from the chicken fat in the soup. They have 3 meats on the prime menu that were wagyu. All 3 were super tender and required little to no chewing. The abalone were massive and firm yet tender. We got the shrimp paste as well which was flavorful and filled with chunks of shrimp. The veggies were fresh and I enjoyed the variety. My favorites were the crown daisy, spinach, enoki mushrooms and Napa. They even have the sweet potato wide rice noodles that are slimy and chewy. Not a lot of AYCE places have it so it's a rare find. The staff here speaks Mandarin, Cantonese and English so ordering was not an issue. They have a small lot in the back with about a dozen spots which wasn't an issue on the week day.

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    Mo Mo Paradise

    Mo Mo Paradise

    4.0(1k reviews)
    1.8 mi
    $$
    All you can eat
    Discounts available

    Lunch AYCE shabu Great quality beef and pork for a good…read moreprice. Only thing missing from the dinner menu is the pork belly. $29.99 per person for lunch. 8/10 Service was decent. Would recommend this place for lunch!

    Came here with parents since we haven't ate hotpot in a while and didn't know what to eat. We came…read moreon a weekday for dinner so it wasn't crowded. However, I still made a reservation online since I saw a few reviews mentioned reserving ahead of time to mininize wait time. Luckily, it wasn't full when we arrived so the reservation wasn't actually needed but it did get more full later in the night so a reservation would be helpful if you plan to eat later at night during the peak times and especially during the weekends. Anyhow, we were seated quickly and got a table with two stoves and we could use both for four people. I got the Shabu Shabu and Sukiyaki broths while my parents got the Shabu Shabu and Tomato. And we got the Momo experience since it has a good assortment of meats. Our server was friendly in explaining the menu and had pretty fast service. Once we ordered the meat, they were served quickly too which was nice so you didn't have to wait long in between. The meat quality was pretty good but we noticed that the quality for the Chuck Eye got worse towards the end of our meal even though it started off really good. Not sure if that was on purpose or just a bad batch of beef but it was disappointing since it wasn't as tender and was tough to chew so I couldn't eat some of it. The broths were also pretty good. The Sukiyaki is a bit salty if you let the veggies and meat sit inside for too long so warning about that, but it was flavorful enough to not dip in sauces. I liked the Shabu Shabu more since it is more clear and not strong. Also, they have a drink section for unlimited drinks if you pay extra which I didn't opt for but they do let you order free hot tea or hot water unless you want cold water then it is at the soda fountain. Sad that they now charge for drinks. They also have a self-serve veggie bar which has decent amount of veggies and other hotpot ingredients but it is a smaller variety compared to some other all you can eat hotpots I have been to. They also have free ice cream at the end of the meal which is just 1 scoop of the flavors they have available. Nothing special. Overall, this is decent hotpot choice if you like Japanese style hotpot. The meat quality is okay but doesn't seem consistent on each platter. Also not many veggies to choose from. After trying this place, I realize I like Chinese hotpot better so I don't think I will come back here again but I guess it was worth trying.

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    Sukiyaki / Tonkotsu

    Mo Mo Paradise - Tonkotsu Broth - a rich broth made with pork bone, aromatic vegetables, and savory roasted garlic.

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    Jazz Cat Restaurant - Premium pork with pork bone broth and all the yummy veggies!! SO good!

    Jazz Cat Restaurant

    4.0(643 reviews)
    0.3 mi
    $$

    There are some restaurants you try once... and then there are places like Jazz Cat Restaurant that…read morequietly become part of your regular dining rotation. For me, this spot has been a go-to for years, and somehow I still find myself back here every 1-2 weeks like clockwork. If you know, you know: the T-Rex lamb hot pot is the move. The portion is generous, the lamb is tender, and it cooks beautifully in the broth. My personal combo is the creamy milk and corn broth, which gives the whole pot this rich, slightly sweet, comforting depth that pairs perfectly with the lamb. Once everything starts simmering together, the broth just keeps getting better with every bite. And of course, the dipping sauces seal the deal. I always rotate between ponzu and sesame sauce--the ponzu adds that bright citrusy kick while the sesame brings the nutty richness. Every bite feels balanced and ridiculously satisfying. One thing that keeps me coming back (besides the food) is the service. The staff here are consistently pleasant, polite, and attentive. Even when it gets busy, they're quick to check in, refill broths, and make sure everything at the table is running smoothly. Another reason this place has such staying power is the experience. Hot pot here is interactive and comforting--everyone gets their own simmering pot to cook meats, vegetables, and noodles exactly how they like it, which makes every visit feel a little different. At this point, Jazz Cat isn't just a restaurant I like--it's a place I genuinely crave. If you're in the area and looking for a reliable hot pot spot with flavorful broths, quality meats, and friendly service, this location continues to deliver.

    I use to love jazz cat since set menu hot pot places are pretty rare to come by now since AYCE is a…read morebetter business model for a lot of hot pot places but over the years i feel like the quality gone downhill. The service was good as always but i feel like the quality in meat declined. However the set menu was large enough to make me feel satisfied towards the end of the meal. There's plenty of seating and the table size is really big! perfect for a good spread of ingredients. They also have an AYCE option here ! Plenty of parking! and Molly tea is the next plaza down to finish the state flow

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    Jazz Cat Restaurant - Love the golden fish balls with roe inside

    Love the golden fish balls with roe inside

    Jazz Cat Restaurant - Pork bone broth in front (my go-to) and Japanese creamy miso in back. And I LOVE their cat themed pots haha!

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    Pork bone broth in front (my go-to) and Japanese creamy miso in back. And I LOVE their cat themed pots haha!

    Xiao Long Kan Hot Pot - three flavor broth

    Xiao Long Kan Hot Pot

    4.3(390 reviews)
    4.9 mi
    $$$

    Went to eat here with the Hubs on New Year's Eve around 5:45 PM on a rainy night. Luckily there was…read moreno line when we arrived, but this place can definitely get busy, so I'd still expect a wait during peak times. Ordering is done by scanning a QR code, which was easy, and everything came out pretty quickly after we placed our order. They also have a sauce bar (extra cost) along with some sesame balls and rice crackers, which was a nice touch. Service was okay overall -- we did have to call our server a couple of times when we needed things. The inside of the restaurant is very pretty and clean for the most part, which made the experience enjoyable. Price-wise, it's on the average to slightly higher side for shabu, but overall a decent spot for hotpot, especially for special occasions or colder/rainy nights.

    As an avid food lover, I honestly want all restaurants to do well, especially those that are by and…read morefor the Asian American community. This was my second time here and overall it's a great experience- fun sauce bar, quick service, elaborate decor - what's not to like? As far as the eating experience goes, I'd give it a solid 4... that is until I went to the ladies room...or tried to. This was my first time going to the restroom and I was appalled by the mustiness of the air and the dirtiness that I saw. I'm familiar with restrooms at basic restaurants and I don't expect aromatherapy candles or scented hand soap but as a consumer I do expect a certain level of cleanliness especially at an eating establishment. I tried to just suck it up and bear it but had to leave as soon as a saw a thin black ring around the toilet bowls...(mold?!?!) Sorry if it's too much info but just had to share- go for the food and the picture worthy decor but skip the bathrooms till they have a thorough clean!

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