We just ordered food through doordash after reading the great reviews. The food is just OK, not great, not bad. We ordered the pad thai, fried rice, quail egg wontons because previous yelpers gave such glowing reviews, gyoza, beef meatballs, black tea boba milk tea. Thai Fried Rice was undercooked and too sweet, not enough vegetables. Pork was OK, not memorable, not bad. Gyoza is OK, nothing flavorful, flat tasting, not bad. Beef meatballs are good, flavorful, a little spicy Boba tea is really watery and not flavorful. Boba is good. read more

Checked out this place because I saw lots of recommendations on social media. I liked the tom yum soup as it had a rich tomato taste and was a thai specialty, but the herbal broth fell a bit short of expectations and did not have a notable flavor. The portion sizes for the hotpot ingredients are on the smaller end of average, and honestly the sliced meat was just OK. I say this because compared to other hotpot places I've been, I think the meat could have been fattier and more thinly sliced. The vegetables were fresh though, and the meatballs were tasty. Also, the servers seemed to be really busy and we had trouble flagging them down sometimes. Not their fault, but it just meant we spent longer there than intended. Overall, as a hotpot place, I think there are much better places out there, so I'd give this place a 3 star. But I didn't try any of their more specialty dishes/plates so I want to give them the benefit of the doubt and maybe try those if I'm in the area again. The matcha key lime drink was really yummy though :) read more

Morfire - Matcha Key Lime drink - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Not the best hotpot I've had, but the restaurant is a fresh take given that they also serve side dishes and entrees. It was the perfect refuge on a rainy Seattle day and the sake was soothing. read more

This is probably my favorite hotpot restaurant in the city. Conveniently located on 12th Avenue in Capital Hill this fantastic atmosphere is a great place to come for date night, dinner with friends or to grab a drink. The happy hour specials were great! The buffalo cauliflower and the son-in-law eggs were fantastic. Great selection for hotpot and the broth options were great. Make sure to try the special broths! Also, they have individual hotpot when not sharing. Also, if you do not want hotpot the menu has several options to choose from. In addition, the drinks are fantastic and the service is great! The staff are attentive and friendly. This is a must place and a great spot to be a regular at. Make sure to make reservations via phone Friday and Saturday as it fills up quick. read more

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FINALLY! Capitol Hill has a solid hot pot place, and I couldn't be happier. Situated near the 12th Ave Arts Center, MorFire is a cute, cozy place with lots of plants and fun artwork on the walls. Along with a fellow hot pot enthusiast friend, I stopped by here one rainy evening during the week. We were seated quickly since there was only one other table occupied. That quickly changed! Soon, more and more people trickled in and tables filled up fast. It seems like 7-9 p.m. is their busiest time? The food--phenomenal! I always loved Boiling Point in Lower Queen Anne and was sad when it closed up shop. MorFire definitely reminds me of it in many ways. For starters, they use local, organic products like Painted Hills beef (BP used the same). Everything tasted super fresh and the employees were helpful in explaining everything. What we ordered: Two drinks each (see photos), one big hot pot split for two (half miso broth and half Tom Kha) with the MorFire mix (a nice selection of veggies that comes out to be cheaper than à la carte) prawns, beef, and a son-in-law egg to split. We may have ordered a few other meat items for the broth but I can't quite remember. In any case, our total bill came out to about $65 total--and we didn't even come for happy hour! For the quality of the ingredients and the size of the portions, this is an amazing deal. I would recommend adding on a few of the side dishes to round out the meal so you can discover new things...it was my first time having the son-in-law egg and I've been dreaming about it ever since. read more

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I had a pleasant experience at Morfire and think this is a great place to have dinner with friends on a Saturday night. The ambience was great for conversation--background hum of a busy restaurant but also not too loud so that you'd have to raise your voice. The food was presented beautifully and really yummy. I had the Suki Nam Herbal individual pot, which was essentially a sour and slightly spicy soup that came with meat and glass noodles. The hot broth was invigorating for a cold day in Seattle. Would recommend if you're looking for something satisfying and nutritious for dinner! read more

Morfire - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Came here for my birthday and it rocks!! They take reservations with a credit card on file. Pros: - great menu selection (Thai dishes, appetizers, family-style AND individual hotpot, milk teas, and speciality cocktails) - takes reservations - friendly staff - delicious noodle and rice dishes (must try the Suki Hang!) - strong drinks Cons: - I'm a HUGE hotpot fan and the individual tom yum hotpot was meh. Flavor was bland and toppings weren't anything special. - milk tea was also meh Overall, I recommend this place for a fun dinner in CapHill with lots of menu options. My friends and I really enjoyed the variety and we loooooved the Suki Hang noodles which were flavorful and smoky. read more

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Morfire was our first post Roosevelt light station opening adventure, and boy what a wise choice we made!! We weren't in a hot pot mood so we got their entrees, and there were ZERO regrets. We started with their Thai sausage bites and fish balls as our apps. They let us know the sausage bites take about 15 mins to make, which we agreed to. The sausage bites were nice and herby, and we loved eating it in an assembled bites with small lettuce pieces, cilantro, peanut and the sweet chili sauce. The fish balls were good but was nothing unique. It took forevvvvver to get our entrees, to the point where I was starting to wonder if they forgot our order, but it was seriously worth the long wait. The Suki Hang was a flavor bomb and reminded me oh so fondly of the sukiyaki from Wild Rose in Bend, which I've been dreaming about since July. I can't tell you how incredibly pleased I was about this dish--an instant favorite! We also had the Pad Pak which was super unique and new to us. It didn't come with noodles or rice but every component of the dish was so well seasoned, and I truly savored every bite. Although the food itself was delicious, I do have to note that the service was very spotty at best. It took a long time for someone to acknowledge us and take our order in the first place, and then there was the loooong wait for the entrees. They were understandably busy, but it was enough of an issue for us to stick with us. read more

I came for one thing, and that was the suki haeng. I fell in love with the dish on my trip to Thailand and tried to find the past version of it while I was in Portland. Moving to Seattle, I ran across this restaurant on Yelp and was ecstatic to see they had suki haeng and the soup version of it as well! We came right at the end of Happy Hour, but they let us order even though it was a few minutes after. We were lucky to be seated right away. For the hour or more that we were there, the wait time was said to be an hour and people were being turned away because lack of tables. They serve hot pots, which generally take a long time to get out, cook, and enjoy, so a lot of the tables were there for the same amount of time as us or longer. Aside from the two suki dishes, we ordered cocktails and the pork appetizer which was nicely charred and grilled. It was the perfect starter to calm our growling stomachs. The suki haeng and suki nam came out super hot and in larger portions than I have seen before. The flavors were on-point and very similar to the ones we had in Thailand, except that there was less of a bean curd taste, which was a lot stronger in Asia. The noodles were plentiful and veggies were nice and crunchy. The suki nam broth was great to sip on, and our dishes stayed hot the whole time because of the hot pot and sizzling pan. I will definitely be back, but will remember to get there early before the huge crowds and long wait times! read more

My friends and I came to Morfire for a birthday dinner and had a really great time. It was quick and easy to make a reservation - we just had to call ahead of time. We got the Edamame as a table and my friend and I split a Thai Tea! The Thai Tea was really good, the perfect amount of creaminess and sweetness. I ended up getting the Suki Nam Herbal for myself which was alright - the pork was not too flavorful but the amount of food that I got was really worth it. I liked the vermicelli and the broth a lot, but couldn't finish the broth at the end! I think next time I'd try the Suki Nam Miso. It was really interesting to try a Thai hot pot / soup dish because normally you can only find Chinese or Korean ones :) would definitely recommend to other people for a good experience. read more

Morfire - Suki Nam Herbal Soup - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I've ordered from Morfire twice now, and every time I'm super impressed by the food. The portions are very decent for the price. Will definitely be coming more often. read more

Morfire - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Amazing food! Super great atmosphere with very good attentive service! It's definitely on the pricier side when dining with a group of 4+ , but it's a super nice night out when you are craving hot pot on a rainy Seattle night! read more

Morfire - Hot Pot Kit - Beef Set - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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I've never had Thai Style Hot Pot before. Morfire has opened my eyes to the new and delicious and what Cap Hill has to offer. Morfire has a great varity of options on their menu, from pre-built hotpots to build-your-own. They even have noodle dishes if nothing else is to your liking. We ordered: Neua Sawan - beef jerky $5 -wonderful warm beef jerky with fantastic seasoning a pleasant surprise MF Fried Chicken $7 -boneless and well season, served with sweet Thai chili sauce Nutty Noodle with chicken $12 - LOVE peanut sauce! wish it came on top of everything! Suki Nam Miso $12 -Pretty good, comes with complementary sauces. Not as strong flavored as the above items. Would love to come back to try out what else Morfire has to offer! I would come back just for the Nutty Noodles alone! Give it a go if you're looking for something different and new(ish)! read more

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I've been wanting to try this place forever because I love thai food equally as much as I love hotpot. The ratings are pretty stellar so I couldn't see myself being disappointed but our overall experience was very meh. We did the family style hot pot so we could taste multiple broths and ended up deciding on the miso and tom yum. To save this review some time and redundant explaining, all the add ins were GREAT. The dumplings were made fresh, the meat was amazing quality, and they even offered speciality items you would not find in an average hot pot restaurant. The portions were a bit small but I don't ever mind paying money for a meal well worth it. What I did not like was the broth - which is EVERYTHING! The broth holds all the flavor and I found both broths we ordered were so bland. This was probably my least favorite of all the hot pot places in Seattle. I'm being generous with the rating because everything else - quality of food, service, ambiance- was perfect but the broth is more important. read more

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Overall very underwhelming; hot pots with OK flavor slightly bland. Noodles were just average. Bad value overall. read more

Morfire - One order of beef - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I've been eying this spot for a while now. I was glad the place was super neat and empty. The menu is super easy to read as they have pictures with them as well. Very reasonably priced. The beef braised broth was very good and flavorful. They also give you sauces too! The quality of the meats and seafood were amazing. I'd highly recommend this place! read more

Morfire - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I was craving some suki hang and did not want to cook it at home. The noodle is " " (perfect texture, and that's hard with this type of noodles). I'm going backkk!! As for the curry dish- no flavor so will not be getting again read more

Morfire - Suki Hang - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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I love Morfire! The collaborative nature of the ramen set up may create some arguments but ultimately, when ingredients are agreed upon, it brings people together. People who like to gather around a burner and eat awesome food. The drinks and staff are great, too. PS bring back the cotton candy machine, plz. read more

YUMMMMMMMMM loved it so muchhhhhh will go again!!!! Lychee soda was a delight. Starters were top notch. Hot pot was tasty and full of flavor! Shiitake mushrooms in the miso broth...good lawd read more

Solid 4 stars. High quality meat and fresh ingredients. I am used to the AYCE style, like Little Sheep, whereas this place you pay as you go for each ingredient. I was worried it would end up being much more expensive, however when it was all said and done bill was relatively the same price and we even got an appetizer. Did family style hotpot with miso broth and tom yum. You can do half and half, which is nice. Both were good and pretty flavorful, but would strongly recommend getting a side of the morfire sauce. Ingredients were fresh, my only qualm is that I wish there was a wider selection of ingredients (ie: taro, sweet potato, fresh noodles, wood ear mushrooms, etc). Selection is definitely narrower than Little Sheep. However, the meat selection is great, especially recommend the black peppered beef/pork. Overall worth trying! Restaurant is fairly small so would recommend making a reservation. read more

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Underwhelming flavor. I was expecting strong broth and delicious sauces for their individual hotpots (especially as I'm a HUGE fan of The Boiling Point) I got the Suki Nam Tom Yum. The tom yum broth was bland. It was spicy but that's about it. The entire individual pot was 80% cabbage and carrots. I ate the few slices of meat and I was left with an entire meal of cabbage. The sauces they offered me were mediocre and added almost nothing to the meal. I got the tamarind sauce with my meal which didn't add any flavor to my hotpot. The service was great -- the staff was attentive and friendly. They also had dividers across the room to keep each table/booth separated which was nice during COVID! read more

Morfire - Suki Nam Tom Yum Soup - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Our favorite hotpot spot by far. Warm and welcoming staff we absolutely love it here and can't say enough about this wonderful family run business. The food is amazing and very healthy. You can go full carnivore or full vegetarian but don't skip the white mushrooms - crunchy and delicious and they soak up the broth and sauces. We love the lamb, meatballs, pork belly, Napa cabbage, bokchoy in chicken broth. But most of all, we love the people! You won't be disappointed. read more

This was my second time coming here and it was ok. My boyfriend and I ordered the individual hot pots. We both got the Tom Yup soup broth, with beef, shrimp, and veggies. The soup was okay.. I thought that I would've been better off ordering the same soup at any other Thai restaurant and it would've been more flavorful. The last time I was here though, I came with a big group and we were able to choose the 4 different broth option. My first time experience was far much better from what I remembered. I'm thinking it was because of the variety of broths I was able to try. I remember really liking the Tom Kha soup. I highly recommend their wonton quail eggs appetizer. They were exactly how I expected them to be. The wonton was perfectly crispy, smothered in that delicious Thai sweet chili sauce, and the quail egg was perfectly cooked. So soft and melts in your mouth! As for service, it was great. They were very attentive and did a great job checking in on us! I probably wouldn't come back but I still recommend anyone to try it out :) read more

Morfire - The quail egg wontons soooo good - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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soooo good! we had the tom yum / tom kha hot pot and got the dry hot pot on the side. sauces were amazing

FUN FACT: "Mor fire" derived its name from a Thai word which has similar pronunciation to the word itself (mor fai). When translated to English, it means hotpot! TIP: Check in via Yelp and redeem the 10% discount offer! Place is pretty cozy and laid back. The server was welcoming and helpful with giving suggestions. There are different broth options: special broth (tom yum and tom kha) as well as basic broth (miso, herbal, veggie, and chicken). Each refill would cost $1 for the special broth and free for the basic one. We went for split pot with tom kha and herbal (suggested by server). The tom kha one was very addicting! If you enjoy coconut based curry or curry in general, this is a must have! The herbal one, however, was really bland and flavorless. It was a let down. For a true Thai hotpot experience, you can make your meat 'boran style' by paying additional $2. Your meat will come with raw egg and house special garlic sauce. Mix them altogether before bathing them in the broth. We chose chicken and it was the breast (pun intended) tasting hotpot meat I've had!!! We also got pork belly, beef, fish, quail eggs and morfire mix (cabbage, enoki, tofu, shiitake, napa, bok choy, and glass noodle). Everything was fresh and tasty! Oh! They also have "look chin ping," a Thai version of grilled meatballs drizzled with chili tamarind sauce. They were baller! Would recommend the beef over the pork one! Wait, what about the dipping sauce? Don't fret, 7 different sauces are available at no cost! Morfire, beancurd, tamarind, ponzu, sesame, soy + chili, and shacha! Experiment with every single one to find your favorite! Mine is shacha. Ugh, this review is pretty lengthy, isn't it? Well, waste no more time and check this place out! read more

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First hot pot experience very enjoyable will come back! Friendly service great food lovely ambiance

I really liked this hot pot place. I found it through Yelp and came here because I was able to make reservations over the phone. It wasn't too crowded for a weeknight, but I absolutely enjoyed my experience here. The dishes are small, therefore you can sample almost everything. The hot pot didn't feel oily at all. Usually I feel pretty terrible after eating hot pot (with my clothes smelling and just feeling tired). But this place felt very clean. The service was extremely attentive, friendly, and respectful. I would definitely come back. If you check in on Yelp you get 10% off your meal! read more

We ordered Family Style Hot Pot Tom Kha and Tom Yum Soup we got the Morfire mix for veggies and noodles with shrimp, beef meatballs, and beef slices. The dipping sauces were phenomenal, we had tamarind(my mother's favorite), shacha (my favorite) , ponzo, and soy and chili. We also got the Lavender Lemonade Mojito which is was very refreshing and not too heavy. My only request is the broths have spice, luckily the owner gave me Thai Chili and pepper flakes to increase the heat. I'd come here again and I live supported local businesses read more

Morfire - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

A wonderful Thai stop that offers Southeast Asian style hot pot; and honors it well! This place is similar to the mk chain in Thailand and my friend who grew up in Thailand considers this her favorite stop. You pick your soup which is complimentary and heated on an electric stove in the middle of the table. Then you Pay per side. They have wonderful vegi options like chrysanthemum and lotus root as well as many meat and pescatarian options. We paid a little extra for Tom yum broth which was very sweet and sour. Also! Get morfire sauce! It I s the best. We also tried the tamarind and the bean curd too but we didn't end up using it. Their morfire special beef and pork balls on a skewer were kinda funny. They tasted like meatballs dipped in a tomato sauce, not bad but not all that great. I'll definitely come again for more hot pot! read more

Just loved this. Came for dinner on a Friday evening in the summer and it was full. We took an appointment for the four of us. They observed good social distancing rules and servers wore masks all the time. We ordered the hot pot with a variety of meats and veggies. Tom yum and bean curd soups were my favorites. Unlike other hot pots I have tried before, this wasn't too spicy/hot for me. They had a good options for cocktails but not many in draft. Had a really pleasant time here and will come back read more

Morfire - Litchee sangria - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Stopped in here for dinner cause we were on vacation and decided we wanted something healthy. I had the wonton noodles and I'm not sure what she had, but it looks as though it has a lot of buk choy, and I think she had the chicken added. (photos attached.) The broth was flavorful -- something that definitely would make or break a dish like this. The wontons and noodles really added to it. I think we both agreed it hit the spot, and we were able to eat healthy as well. read more

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Got a pot here and what was very noticeable is that it's quite cheap. However, I do think it's kind of true that you get what you pay for. Nothing was that enjoyable and it was more just something that was nice and warm. The idea of this place feels a lot better than the taste. read more

Great service but the food was mediocre. I got the Tom yum hot pot and the taste was a bit bland. read more

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Went here on a Wednesday night- definitely was excited to try Hot pot Thai style. We got the special broth Tom kha and Tom yum split pot. The broth was tasty and there was no extra charge for the sauces compared to other Chinese hot pot places in Bellevue. The pork wonton and pork belly slices were delicious. The beef slices were a little bit too chewy for our liking and we were surprised the plate of fish balls was 4 fish balls sliced in half. Overall, decent meal and would give 3.5 stars if I could. Personally, I still gravitate to Chinese style hotpot but this was a nice change of pace. read more

Morfire - Mushrooms, pork belly, fish balls, wood ear mushroom, pork wonton - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Summary: average appetizers, good service, amazing hotpot broth We arrived like 5 minutes before happy hour but the servers were very nice and gave us some extra time to get our orders in before happy hour prices ended ($2 off apps). We got the buffalo cauliflower, gyoza, fried tofu, chicken wings, and fried chicken. The apps were pretty standard I think. The fried chicken was below average in my opinion. I'm not sure how to describe it but it tasted both crispy and stale at the same time. To elaborate, it was definitely fried but the crispiness was lacking. The chicken wings however were quite tasty. The highlight of the meal was the Tom Kha broth (coconut milk, tamarind paste, and spices). At the beginning, I actually wasn't too impressed. We cooked meats in the broth and when it came out, it had a light milky/creamy taste, which was pleasant but nothing to rave about. However, after boiling for a bit, the broth greatly reduced and the creamy soup coated everything that was cooked in it, and became absolutely delicious. I definitely recommend ordering some noodles, cabbage, and anything else you'd think will soak up soup for the end. I was practically drinking from the pot at the end. It's so satisfying to end the meal off with a bowl of noodles and Tom Kha soup (though it was more like sauce at this point!). read more

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"Hey, do you want to hang out?" Me: Maybe if I'm not busy. "Hey, do you want to grab hot pot?" Me: Blocks out schedule to get work off early and drive 100 mph on the freeway to get to destination. Hell yeah, hot pot is the best. This is the best Thai hot pot, if not the only Thai hot pot around. The only place I found that served Thai hot pot before was this Thai restaurant that closed down so I'm extremely happy to find this spot. It's family style, pick your selection of broth and order ala carte for toppings. Sauces are all included and unlimited!!! It was refreshing to have something different, love the Tom Yum broth, hot & sour. It was also nice to be able to order a Thai iced tea. Street parking, but it's located in a more residential area of Capitol Hill so you can totally avoid the crazy party crowds even going on a weekend. If you check in on Yelp, it's 10% off the bill which even without the discount, it was very reasonably priced since it was good portions & good toppings. Tell me about your experience if you've been here or is going to after reading this review:) read more

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I've come here twice now, and I must say that it really does get better each time. The first time I came, I came with a pescatarian, and so we got soft tofu in our large plates and ordered the fish and tofu options for protein in the hot pot. I feel like a place that can solidly execute a meal without meat is a place that truly is good, and I have to say that Morfire goes above and beyond when it comes to flavor and service. First off, I love the severs here, they're so helpful and kind, giving gentle suggestions and answering questions with openness and willingness. The food came out quite quickly, and we never felt rushed to make any orders. The first time I came, I wasn't too sure about if I wanted to get the hot pot or if we were good with just the large plates, but I was so glad the we ended up making that call to get it, as the miso broth that we ordered was actually incredible on its own and we ended up drinking it all. As soon as the broth ran low, the servers came back and refilled it, which was so very much appreciated. As for things to stick in the hot pot, the first time I was so in love with the egg tofu that I ended up ordering it again the second time. The Japanese fish cake was especially good when left soaking in the broth, and the shiitake mushroom was as good as expected. I made the mistake of not letting the mushrooms soak as long as they probably should have been left soaking the first time, so I definitely left them in extra long the second time and they were so good. As for meats, the pork belly and the sesame pork were delicious even without any sauce, and we also got the beef, but it wasn't as good as the others on its own, but with the sauces it was good too! For an appetizer we got the grilled pork which had a hint of smokiness with plenty of flavor. Given how good the two large plates we got were, I'm convinced that everything on their menu is delicious. I really just have nothing negative to say about this place, please never change. read more

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Stopped in for lunch, we tried the beef jerky, fried won tons, and suki hang. Every dish was tasty and fresh. I like that they use local and sustainable food. The nice and clean atmosphere is an added plus! Try them out. read more

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This place was amazing! Staff was very friendly and helpful, enjoyed the whole meal. The hibiscus lemonade was especially good! read more

Morfire - Hibiscus lemonade - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

One of the greatest finds I think I've had in a hot minute. This place is perfect when you're craving hotpot but you're not trying to shell out $18-20. Cute little spot with a relaxed ambience, where you can get a variety of dishes, from personal & customizable larger hotpots, dry dishes to asian influenced cocktails. The service was wonderful, from the owner himself, and the small space makes it a much more intimate venue. Tip: You can get any personal bowl and switch out the broth for anything of your desire. I got the Suki Nam Tom Yum for the ingredients & replaced it with the regular broth, and this 1 dish got me hooked. The broth was complex, with an egg stirred in, and the personal hotpot had a huge amount of noods, much more than anticipated. Overall, this was a very impressive meal for a $12 personal hotpot. Ill 100% be back to try the other varieties and I'll be bringing new friends to spread the knowledge of this great find. I highly recommend checking it out! read more

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