I like the hot pot. The food is really good, fresh, and flavorful. Everything tasted great, and I…read morewould definitely come back again!

Love Kungfu! The soup is flavorful, all of the meat is so fresh and high quality esp the seafood…read moreand toppings are plentiful! Plus Jolie is always so helpful and sweet.

Its awesome，really good. fresh food and good hotpot. the service is really good. Like the snacks…read moreand seafood and Japanenes Meat.

Great Service! Waiter was super nice, explained everything and checked on us regularly.read more

Extremely casual and you can't go wrong with all you can eat. I was confused where to find the soy…read moresauce but it's part of the sauces and fruit situated in the back where the skewers are found. The service is prompt and friendly. My only suggestion is to offer an individual pot per person as an option.

Fair pricing, good food, and tasty soup bases. Staff are nice and helpful. Wish there was some more…read morevariety for the carb options.

Tried Feng Hot Pot recently and really enjoyed it overall…read more We got the medium spicy broth, which turned out pretty spicy for me, but super flavorful and hard to stop eating. The mushroom broth was a great balance--rich, comforting, and perfect for veggies. The brown sugar sticky rice cakes were a highlight--crispy outside, soft and chewy inside, with just the right sweetness. Definitely wish we ordered more. Duck intestines were fresh and stayed surprisingly crunchy even after cooking a bit too long. The spicy chicken gizzards were tender and well seasoned. I also liked the double pepper beef--the green peppers added a nice fresh kick. The only thing I wouldn't reorder is the bamboo fungus with shrimp --it was a bit loose compared to regular shrimp handmade ball. I prefer order handmade shrimp ball. Overall, great flavors and a solid hot pot spot. I'd come back to try more.

Came in for lunch and had a great time! Service was impeccable and attentive…read more A La carte hot pot that has amazing beef tallow broth and great menu of ingredients to choose from. The short rib meat and the shrimp paste was so good. Highly recommend!

Best bang for your buck ayce spot anywhere in the city - $31 for hotpot, and $41 if you wanna add…read morekorean bbq, too. If you go on your birthday you can get your meal for FREE (either hotpot or korean bbq) which is kinda unheard of. They offer the same options as anywhere else - the beef is super fresh and the spiced lamb is pretty tasty. They don't have a wide variety or veggies or a lot of marinated options for the meat, but i dont mind at all for the price.

Maybe Korean bbq is just not for me…read more I wanted to like this so bad but we found it difficult to eat all of the food we had (it's all you can eat but they charge you if you don't finish) and the service was a bit slow. As newbies, we didn't have much help figuring out how to make the food or get any recommendations on what pairs well. Definitely try it out if you are a more adventurous person but overall I think I would like to try somewhere else. The restaurant was clean and empty when we were there at lunch on the weekend.

A very solid option for AYCE KBBQ in UCity!…read more I was craving for KBBQ after having it for my dad's bday, and wifey and I needed a date night idea. So why not eating way too much protein while our faces soak up that delicious grease and smoke? It turns out there are no reasons why not. The meat selection is pretty good for a spot that I didn't get the impression specializes in KBBQ - it was, after all, a hot pot spot first. But they've got your classics: LA galbi, bulgogi beef, thinly sliced fatty brisket, pork belly, spicy gochujang pork shoulder, you know what it is. But they also have some deep cuts: pork cheek and beef tongue! I think those are only available for dinner, but still. Delicious. They also have a good selection of seafood. Their marinated scallops and squid were a hit. I believe they also have mussels, shrimp, all the good stuff. One thing I wish they had more of was a wider variety of side dishes (banchan). They had radish kimchi and marinated cucumbers when I went, but cabbage kimchi was all out that day, and I just feel like one more little side dish would have made it perfect... like maybe some potato salad or the like. Because it's a hot pot joint, the sauce game is on point though. Plenty of sesame oil and soybean paste to slather your grilled goodies in. Plus, some vinegars, fresh herbs, other chili oils, and the like that would normally be used for hot pot. Mix and match to your delight. Drinks were varied and very reasonably priced. All the usual suspects from soju to sake. I'll come back with friends when bulking season comes around, for sure!

After watching too many shows featuring kbbq, I couldn't resist the urge to hit up LaTao to check…read moreout their AYCE hot pot + bbq game. As it turns out, they're pretty legit for a spot that's conveniently located right next to Penn. Compared to the other hot pot places I've been to, LaTao sets itself apart by offering more hot pot menu selections. Even the broth comes in 11 different flavors, and you can opt for 3 of them at once by ordering the Benz pot. For our table, we got Korean spicy broth along with Tom Yum broth and Mixed Mushroom and Rib broth. Out of these, the Korean spicy broth was my fave. I love that there are so many different choices of meat, veggies, and seafood to choose from but the shrimps were a bit smaller than I'd prefer. As for their grill section, there aren't as many meat options as some of the places I've been to, but the flavoring was pretty good. As others may have mentioned, their sauce bar and hot food/dessert buffet sections are pretty modest or nonexistent in comparison with those like KPOT, Chubby Cattle, and Kung Fu hot pot. If you're a stickler for these, you'll be disappointed by coming here. Service-wise, I felt like the entire place was run by students since it was pretty inconsistent and I felt like the wait staff were overworked. Some of the orders we placed also never arrived, but that's forgivable since we enjoyed the ones that did. Overall, I was pretty happy with the dining experience and wouldn't mind dining here again.

Wow. What a little gem!…read more Seafood hotpot!!! Yummy! The dining room is not flashy, but it is efficient. Plenty of tables and not crowded next to each other. There was only one server who acted as host, cashier and buss! It was 9pm so I get it. But Friday night peeps. As the server was by themselves, and young. We couldn't get any adult beverages! This was a little bummer. But the food definitely made up for it. Bait come on. It was Friday night!!! Ok so let's talk about the food. 40 bucks all you can eat! Broths were amazing and our host kept our pots full and hot! The food was all very fresh and abundant! Snow crab legs, beef, pork, shrimp, scallops, etc all were again portioned well and fresh. I really did enjoy my meal here and would love to go again. But I would hope to get some hot team and Soju next time! lol Two thumbs up here!!!

This place is a hidden gem for seafood and hotpot lovers. For just $40, you get an all-you-can-eat…read morehotpot plus a seafood boil -- easily one of the best deals around. It wasn't busy when we went (probably because it's summer), which meant we had plenty of space and some nice privacy -- we were seated far from other tables, which was great. The main dining area was super clean, and even though there was only one staff member running the front, he was attentive and checked in often to make sure we got refills and anything we needed. They really stay on top of the AYCE part, which I appreciated. You can choose between an individual pot or a communal one, and there's a solid self-serve section in the back with drinks, sauces, veggies, noodles, and other hotpot basics. The seafood selection was surprisingly good -- abalone, conch, crab legs, shrimp, mussels -- all fresh and flavorful. The seafood boil took a little while to come out, but it was seasoned well and worth the wait. For meat, they had American wagyu, ribeye, pork belly, and lamb -- all sliced fresh and great for hotpot. The only downside was the bathroom. The sink was clogged and almost overflowing, and there was no hand soap, which definitely raised some hygiene concerns. Still, the overall value, service, and food quality made this a great experience. I'll definitely be back -- especially in the winter when hotpot hits even harder.

A small hot pot spot in Chinatown that has maybe seven or eight tables total. They charge by the…read moreitem though instead of one overall cost so actually, we spent much less than we were expecting. They do not have a lot of sauce and topping options but do at least have some basics. It was a simple, no frills place - nothing really to write home about and service was not great even though they don't have many tables. We had to ask multiple times just to get some water.

Tried this hot pot spot for the first time , it had authentic Chongqing style flavor, but honestly…read moreit was a bit pricey for the portions you get, and spicier than I can comfortably handle. If you're curious though, you can always try it for yourself. While the service was good, I think they do need to up their game if they want to stay competitive in the area.

We've been coming here for a number of years and enjoy it consistently. The menu is extensive from…read morenoodle dishes, to Sechuan, and Taiwanese selections. The homemade DanDan noodles were our favorite, which are served with ground pork in a spicy peanut sauce. We also got the three cup chicken which was so good, with a sweet, licorice-like glaze. Some other favorites were the black pepper chicken and the long hot chicken, if you enjoy spice. We had the ginger and scallion dish and was not our favorite, as the chicken had a unique consistency and was quite limp. Overall, good service and a relaxing ambiance in a bustling city.

Ordered takeout while visiting from out of town. The ordering process was quick and seamless and…read moreeverything was ready quicker then expected. Unfortunately the experience at pickup wasn't the best. I asked if they had included utensils and the gentleman at the counter said no. I asked for some since I was bringing the food back to my hotel and wouldn't have anything to eat with. He was pretty dismissive and didn't seem to want to give me anything. (I also didn't get any napkins.) Just a little strange when ordering takeout, utensils should be included right? Or at the very least be readily given out when requested? He begrudgingly gave me 2 pairs of chopsticks and a fork, said he ran out of spoons. I didn't notice the lack of napkins until I got back. Now for the food. We ordered dan dan noodles, a chicken lo mein, and Taiwanese minced pork rice. The noodle dishes were decent but the lo mein was a bit too al dente for our liking...especially for our young son. Didn't get a chance to eat the rice because we were all too full from the noodles. Appreciate the generous portions at least. Will see if the rice will make it home safely with us and reheats well. Can't speak on the ambience. Wasn't in there long enough to really look around. Will I order from them again or try in person in the future? I'm not sure. I wasn't blown away by the food or service so...

Philadelphia's Chinatown is keeping up with the times, and this place is proof. In a culinary…read morelandscape where Szechuan cuisine and hot pot are having a serious moment, this fast-casual malatang spot manages to hit every note -- and then some. The concept is brilliantly simple: browse a refrigerated selection stocked with an impressive array of Asian vegetables, exotic proteins like frog legs and lamb, and all the hot pot staples you'd expect, then fill your bowl and pay by weight. It instantly transported me to hot pot buffets I've experienced in Taiwan -- that same sense of abundance and choice, but streamlined for the modern diner. From there, you can have your selections cooked in your broth of choice or go the dry hot pot route, stir-fried with a Szechuan spice blend that brings the heat in all the right ways. For the young professional crowd, this place checks every box: quick, customizable, affordable, and genuinely authentic. Whether you have 20 minutes for a quick graze or an hour to properly gorge, the kitchen keeps pace. Service is fast without feeling rushed. Don't overlook the beverage fridge -- it carries drinks you'd be hard-pressed to find even at your local Asian grocery store, which is a small but telling detail about the care put into this place. Chinatown dining done right for 2026. Highly recommend.

Zhangliang is your classic Chinese malatang spot. You grab a bowl, load it up with whatever you…read morewant, weigh it, and pick your broth or dry mix. Simple, fast, and hits the spot every time. Their mala broth is the star. Thick, rich, and actually tastes like someone simmered it all day with real spices, not that instant packet stuff. Deep chili aroma, the kind that sticks to your lips a little, with a warm numbing finish that feels legit. Portions are my favorite part. Since I usually think I can eat more than I actually can, one bowl here turns into two full meals for me. For the price of one all you can eat hotpot, I can get 2-3 meals here and honestly it tastes better than half the AYCE places anyway. The seating area is small but clean. They keep it tidy and it never smells greasy. They have a sauce bar on the side but you barely need it because the broth already carries the flavor. The sauce bar leans more northern Chinese than southern. No sacha or oil stack sauces, but I am fine drowning everything in their chopped garlic. Prices are solid, service is quick, and they pack takeout really well. You get those nice reusable bags and sturdy soup containers that every Asian household ends up saving for leftovers. Definitely one of my go to spots when I want something fast, comforting, and spicy.