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    Seapot

    4.1 (714 reviews)
    Open • 11:00 am - 11:00 pm

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    Weekend Silver option
    Katharine Y.

    First time here, great price for lunch. Nice soup base option and the toppings were fresh just have to wait on the conveyor belt that rotates by your table. The meats were very soft, sweet, rich and delicious. They also have tons os sauce and side options with almond cookies for dessert which was definitely a must. The staff were very helpful, friendly and welcoming. We'll definitely be back for more.

    Be N.

    I've been here many times with families and friends. We've only had the hotpot options so far and it was so satisfying! We pretty much ate all the veggies. Our 2nd visit and afterwards, we only order the Beef Toro... It's the BEST one! So thin and soft. So delicious! I like how they do have a variety of items to choose from. I like the setting. My daughter's favorite is the conveyor belt; the food good in circles and you can choose what you want to eat. Services was awesome! If not their their good services, I wouldn't return even if they have good food.

    Christine N.

    Even though it is hot, we wanted to do hotpot. We ate so fast that we forgot to take pictures! I like getting the mushroom soup base and my friend likes the curry. We love that you grab all the vegetables, seafood, various tofu, etc on a conveyor belt. You order the meat from the waiter/waitress. There is an appetizer and sauce bar that you can help yourself to. Also a fruit and cookie area too. We were seated promptly but after the second round of ordering meats, the staff was no where to be seen. It took a long time to find someone so that we could get the bill.

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    Jairo N.

    Great atmosphere and great selection. The toro cut & the ribeye were amazing, & the hotpot spicy house broth was delicious too. They also have lots of veggie options! The waiter was very nice and informative as well. I forgot his name but he had long hair. It was my first time at this location but if definitely be back soon!

    Xiaoyi C.

    The service is really nice, all the severs are patient and understanding, we were taking a long time to order but none of them looked annoyed. And the store is fairly clean, however there weren't enough small tables so my party of 4 had to sit at a table for 8-10, so it wasn't very convenient. They also didn't have a lot of the dipping sauces normal hotpot store had, but they had a good amount. The hotpot was good l, we tried the tomato base and the mushroom base, neither were too flavorful but if you prepare a less apparent taste for the bases those are good options. We thought the BBQ was alright, some meat gets too sweet but the peppered beef was good.

    Karen A.

    I really enjoy this location for KBBQ. Meat selections are great. The sauce bar becomes an experiment. I think I mastered my sauce combination. The endless variety of flavor creations makes the experience fun and delicious. The cold bar has great banchan options. They have thinly sliced pickled radish which is my favorite and an alternative from the traditional lettuce, to wrap the grilled meat. Staff is always helpful and nice.

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    Jean S.

    Seapot is an all you can eat hot pot and Korean bbq restaurant and it's pretty good. I originally heard of Seapot from the Bay Area, but now Sacramento has a location in the South Sac area. We came for an early dinner on a Sunday and there was no wait. Although we only had 3 people, the booths were large and could easily fit 10 people. We opted for hot pot only, which was $32.99. You can have both Korean bbq and hot pot for $5 more. First, you can select the type of broth you want. We all chose tonkotsu. What is great about Seapot is that each person has their own individual pot. No sharing germs, no losing the food you put in the pot..everything is yours and you control the temperature. You order the meats from your server, but for the veggies, noodles, and sides, there is a conveyor belt that runs plates of food along the side of the table you can pick up. There is also a station at the front with sauce, appetizers, fruit, and desserts. We enjoyed a variety of meats including ribeye, brisket, and Australian wagyu. From the conveyor belt, we liked the seafood - clams, mussels, squid, and ramen, udon, and veggies. We also liked some of the fruit and the sesame balls from the dessert station. There is a 90 minute limit to dining, which they were strict to enforce. Drinks were not included in the AYCE price. Service was not bad, but not extraordinary.

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    Annette H.

    Love the hot pot aspect. This time we decided to add the Korean bbq part for an extra $5. It was decent and husband loved the Galbi short ribs but we both felt it wasn't necessary with all the great items available for hot pot. Love the conveyor belt option. Love being able to grab ingredients just a few inches away. Our favorite server, Kyle, makes our visits even more enjoyable. The lunch price on weekdays is an amazing deal but unfortunately it's not easy for us to make the drive out there during the week. Wish they would open one closer to Rocklin!

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    Janine L.

    Really great food! Came here on a Sunday and it got pretty busy around 6:30pm. I love the concept and we chose to just do the hotpot option with sukiyaki broth. The toro was the star of the show and it was amazingg and we kept ordering it haha! I also love the idea of the conveyor belt where I am able to choose what items to put in my hotpot. My only complaint is it took the server a while to get the meat but overall really loved this place and would come here again!

    Janelle M.

    I went to Seapot for the first time with friends and was excited to try it out. I really enjoy a good Kbbq restaurant. I arrived first and got on the waiting list. You will not be seated until your entire party has arrived which is understandable. The restaurant is huge and super clean inside which is a huge plus and the booth we sat at were very comfortable and spacious. We all picked menu A which is meat and a decent amount of seafood options and hot pot. The ingredients for your hotpot you grab table side from the conveyor belt. They also have appetizers you get up and get from the hot/cold table with your sauces and toppings. I was a little disappointed in the vegetable options it lacked a lot and they do not serve sesame balls except on the weekends. The food was really good otherwise. I left full and happy. We were really bummed out that the happy hours is later at night 8:30pm-11pm as with other Kbbq spots have a much earlier happy hour or even all day happy hour. Out waitress wasn't very personable and forgot to bring food items ordered to the table. Unfortunately, she was getting her 18% either way. I would come back. I'll probably come back when the happy hour drinks are available.

    Maple C.

    Seapot is always a great experience ! I love going here and getting the house spicy hotpot and I really love the sweet and spicy sauce it's my go to sauce and it's one of my favorite sauces ! My whole family loves it and the meat here is always so good we love the Australian Wagyu ! I was so happy to finally see more enoki mushrooms when I went today because I never get to see it when I come here. The conveyor belt has its hit or miss days when it comes to what comes on the belt like some days you will see stuff you like sometimes you don't. Like one time I went I didn't see ANY enoki mushrooms that day and then another time I went I saw enoki mushrooms once LOL. Overall I still love Seapot and I love going here for the soup base and the sauces and meats

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    Lacey L.

    We were invited by friends to this place. Him and his wife swear by it. The waiter was super helpful in pointing out how the hot pot ordering worked. There was so much space at the table, we could have fit 4 more people with us! Walking in at almost 7pm on a Wednesday night and there was absolutely no wait. All the little extras they have to make your own personal sauces was so nice. Its set up off to the side of the restaurant, next to the bar. So many options, it was so fun to try something new. We ordered the miso hot pot and 3 or 4 meats for the BBQ and off we went! I pulled at least 2 different noodles off the conveyor belt. They had everything from bok choy to squid and scallops. I feel like they forgot that we ordered a couple of beers for people at our table, hence the 4 star. But all the food looked fresh and everything was very tasty. The restaurant was super clean and so beautiful. I know we'll have to come back. Its too good not to try again.

    Megan C.

    Came here during lunch on a Monday- there was plenty of seating. They don't seat you unless you have your full party because there is a time limit as soon as you sit down. The lunch price on weekdays is really great. We got both the hotpot and kbbq so it was $26.99 per person for ayce. They have a revolving station in the middle for all of the hotpot sides, which was nice so we didn't have to keep ordering that. The hotpot meat and kbbq meat were pretty good too! Not the freshest meat there is, some of it clearly frozen, but still tasted good. I had the Thai pot- which tasted like a tom yum base, it was a tasty broth! Service was just okay, they weren't particularly friendly but they brought the meat out quick. I would definitely come back here during a lunch special

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    Did they change their AYCE dining time from 90mins to 1hr? If someone is paying for both kbbq and hotpot, shouldn't they get more time?

    no, they didn't. they did tell us at 1 hour that it was last call for us.

    No free drink refills?

    Depends on how they are feeling that day. Lol

    Can you eat here by yourself?

    Of course, restaurant earning revenue $$. One person is good. Price is by person anyway. Lunch is more affordable for all you can eat style.

    Is there a discount for seniors?

    no, just kids

    What time does dinner start?

    I would say like most place either 4 or 5 pm

    How much is dinner prices?

    Dinner prices: * $32.99 for either hot pot or KBBQ * $37.99 for both

    Is any of your meat halal?

    No it isn't

    How much is the lunch?

    $21.99 hot pot or kbbq or $26.99 for both

    Can you bring in a cake? Some restaurants are strict with cakes.

    Yes, a party next to us brought a cake. Not sure if the restaurant allowed them to store it though.

    Are there options for vegetarians (no meat/chicken/seafood, eggs/milk/honey are okay)?

    Yes we have lot of vegetarian options like beans, tofus, vegetables, melons, kimchi and more….. stop by and checkout

    How much is Dinner on Sunday?

    The dinner prices are the same every night. KBBQ or Hot Pot is $33… 

    What is the price, per person, for the All You Can Eat?

    $32.99 hotpot or kbbq + $5 for adding the opposite.

    Is it reservation only or do they do walk-ins?

    They only take reservations for 6 or more. Automatic gratuity it's charged for groups of 6 or more

    Is this all you can eat for the prices?

    yes

    What are the hours? I do not see it listed on the Yelp page OR on the website.

    When is the florin rd location scheduled to open?

    It has opened.

    Is 22 dollars for lunch the price for both Korean bbq and hot pot or is that just hot pot?

    $22 for HOTPOT OR KBBQ. If you want both, that will be an additional $5.

    How much is the price?

    $22 for lunch, $32 for dinner

    What are the hours of operation?

    11 am to 10:30 pm !! (I asked when I came in today.)

    How much is lunch and dinner?

    $22 for lunch, $32 for dinner

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    Grand Hotpot Lounge

    Grand Hotpot Lounge

    4.6(370 reviews)
    2.8 mi•Meadowview
    •$$$
    Discounts available
    All you can eat

    10 OUT OF 10 would highly recommend having your celebrations here. I had my nursing graduation…read moreparty in one of the VIP rooms with karaoke. Before the day of, I placed a cash deposit to hold the room, and someone reached out before the event to have me place the order for what I wanted on the tables before or right when I arrive. My brother and sister-in-law were able to go in a half hour early to set up some decorations before I got there and when I arrived everything was perfect (FYI: the restaurant DOES NOT provide a cake, decorations, or extra tables and stuff but just ask if you can bring your own stuff, and CLEAN that up yourselves afterwards). All of my guests and myself were very satisfied with the food, service, and communication. Karaoke was easy to adjust. Just make sure you go in hungry and ready to sing. We did think it was supposed to be another room, but I had less than 40 people, while the other room was around 50 people. It wasn't an issue though. I look forward to celebrating here again.

    Lots of drink options, three menu tiers to choose from. The upper two include alcoholic drinks. We…read morewent with the least expensive and ordered too much! But it was delicious. Tried two different chicken broth bases. This location's menu is different than the ones in the bay area in terms of what's on each tier. The drinks are also a different brand (this one had lychee as well). Sauce bar, watermelon, drinks and ice cream are self serve. Ambience is quite nice interior, plentiful parking and looks old on the outside.

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    Heat Shabu

    4.4(1.5k reviews)
    5.4 mi
    •$$$

    How odd that Heat Shabu was never on my radar when it has so many positive reviews and has been in…read morebusiness for so long. Glad my mom suggested it for her birthday dinner or I don't know when I would've ever gone! Service was excellent (both helpful & informative). Since we'd never gone before, we were offered a sample of the broths; this was super helpful and appreciated because I ended up not ordering one of the broths I thought I was definitely going to get. I got the Kobe Beef with Miso & Crab Rieu as the two broths. I was able to comfortably split the large size with my husband, but we probably could've used a slightly larger portion for his sake. (He felt a bit hungry after the meal but noted his stomach had settled.) As a party of 5, two of us shared one pot (or two broths) and three shared another pot. The chicken wings appetizer was very flavorful too! (The server listed three options for wings and we went with the one that included jalapeños.) For noodles, you can choose between instant ramen, fresh ramen or vermicelli. It also came with a small scoop of ice cream at the end of the meal! I think I'll come back for AYCE soon. All the ingredients were fresh and very tasty.

    Although this is not an authentic Japanese restaurant the food was good. The portions are on the…read moresmaller side if you are very hungry. I ordered the Large American Kobe Beef with miso and crab broths. It was an average size to feed two people, however I was hungry so I was not full after the meal. The dish came with thin sliced beef, veggies, and choice of noodles or rice. The portion of noodles was very small. The crab broth was my favorite of all the broths and had a nice crab flavor. The meal came with dessert which was a choice of ice cream; I chose the cookies and cream. The chicken wing appetizer was scrumptious. The wings were fried and coated with sauce with lots of jalapenos. Service was good as the employee offered samples of all their broths to assist in making a selection. After the food was served he checked if we needed anything and refilled water. There is indoor and outdoor seating. It was busy on a Saturday evening so reservations are recommended. Free parking is on the street.

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    Ktown Korean BBQ Sushi and Hotpot

    Ktown Korean BBQ Sushi and Hotpot

    4.3(805 reviews)
    19.3 mi
    •$$$

    Came here with the family for lunch on a weekday. We were seated right away without any issues…read more The place is very big with lots of seating. My sister said it gets very busy at dinner time and the wait time can be over an hour. For lunch, it was quite a good deal. AYCE Hotpot, sushi and BBQ for about $30. If you only choose one of the AYCE options, it is about $25 but seems worth it to get the all 3 combo for $30. It does seem that everybody at the table has to choose the same option. Hot pot - You each get your own individual hot pot. There had a pretty good variety of broth flavors to choose from. There is a menu that you can order the meat from. There were 5 of us and we were told we can order 4 meats to share per round. There is a separate area for to grab a tray/bowl and choose your veggies. All in all, I enjoyed the Tonkatsu broth and like the variety of meats and veggies available. Korean BBQ - A bit different in that you do not order at the table. There is an area with small trays of meat available for you to grab and bring back to your table. Good variety. Pork Jowl was my favorite and it's not as common. The only issue is that if your party doesn't communicate, you some how end up grabbing all of the same items! So discuss amongst yourselves or else it might be an overkill. Didn't try the sushi simply because I had some good quality sushi the night before so no need for buffet style sushi. The staff was VERY friendly and efficient. They came by often to check on us, take away dirty plates and to change the grill. There is plenty of parking in the parking lot.

    i don't usually have high expectations for restaurants that serve such a wide variety of items…read more.. but i was recommended ktown by several people, so i gave it a try. it wasn't very busy when we came on a friday night. the interior was decorated with neon lights, and it was spacious. i thought the seats and table felt a bit sticky, and the rest of the restaurant didn't feel too clean either. we were seated quickly, and service was friendly. our server explained the menu - essentially, the soups and meats for hot pot could be ordered off the menu, and everything else could be grabbed at the bar. there were a lot of options, and i was excited to try everything. i ordered the szechuan mala broth, which i thought was so mediocre. it was pretty spicy but otherwise bland, like there wasn't any real flavor. i usually like to drink my hot pot broth, but i didn't think it was good enough to sip a lot of. the thai tom yum was a better soup, but it still wasn't super flavorful. it tasted like a watered down tom yum - not super tangy. i also typically like to dip my meats in sauce, and ktown offered a sauce bar with all of the basics, including sesame sauce, soy sauce, ponzu, cilantro, garlic, and other things. there were also sauces for kbbq here, like brisket sauce. there was a lot of variety for meat options, but they were all just a lot thicker and tougher than i expected. our server explained that the ones on the menu were really just for hot pot, but we used some of them for kbbq anyway because we wanted more unmarinated meats. most of the meats at the bar were marinated. i would recommend avoiding this with the beef tongue. it was so thick and extremely chewy, although it was better when cooked in the hot pot broth. the beef belly is usually my favorite cut, but it was also chewy. the black angus brisket was okay; it was on the tougher and drier side. the us kobe beef was my favorite cut of beef because it was the least chewy. the pork shoulder and pork belly were also just okay; i liked that the pork belly was a thinner cut. i probably enjoyed it the most. the australian wagyu was just too dry. the new zealand lamb was right there with the beef tongue as the worst cut because again, it was very chewy, even in the hot pot broth... the broth kind of masked the texture of the meats, but it was so bland that i needed a lot of sauce. at the bar, there was a variety of seafood for the hot pot, including clams, mussels, fish, shrimp, and crawfish. they also offered a good selection of vegetables, like enoki mushrooms, peppers, cabbage, spinach, and onions. there were also quail eggs, roe pockets, fish balls, and dumplings, among other things. there were a lot of meats at the bar for kbbq, but they weren't labeled nor set out in any particular pattern. the spicy pork bulgogi was overmarinated, but it was one of my favorites (of the meats on the menu and the ones set out) because the sauce masked the low quality of meat. it was the typical korean spicy pork marinade - not too spicy and slightly sweet. we also tried the bulgogi, and it was also typical - sweet as expected. they set out thicker cuts of pork belly here, which were super heavy and fatty. almost all of the meats were marinated in some kind of sauce. there were some steaks that were just seasoned with salt and pepper, but they were so tough. there were a lot of other appetizers and hot dishes too, although everything looked like it was left out for a while. i saw kimchi, beansprout salads, cold potato salads, cucumbers, seaweed salads, fried dumplings, tempura, and some other things. i tried the wings, which were plain and kind of dry, and the skin wasn't crispy anymore. the japchae was okay, but there wasn't a lot of flavor. there were some mussels that were covered in cheese and a creamy sauce, which made them pretty heavy. the seafood boil was lukewarm, but the seasoning was okay. it was just a little oily. i did enjoy their corn cheese, which we heated up ourselves over the kbbq grill. i liked that it was slightly sweet. on the side of the bar, there was a variety of nigiri, sashimi, and sushi rolls - all poor quality. the salmon nigiri and sashimi weren't tender nor soft, and neither were the tuna or yellowtail. they were kind of mushy and slightly rubbery. the rolls were better, although they were almost all variations of california rolls doused in sauce - most of them had spicy mayo and a sweet glaze. the sauce at least masked the quality of the fish. overall, ktown was a jack of all trades and master of none. while i was impressed by the extensive variety of options, i got full very quickly because the quality of food wasn't the best. if someone ever needed a restaurant with options for everyone, then i might suggest ktown, but i wouldn't really be able to say i liked the hot pot, sushi, or kbbq. since i would rather have tasty food over lots of options, i wouldn't come back.

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    Tao’s Hotpot & Shabu

    Tao’s Hotpot & Shabu

    4.5(246 reviews)
    17.6 mi
    •$$$
    All you can eat
    Locally owned & operated

    Tao's is by far the most veg-friendly hotpot/shabu spot in the greater Sac area and I've become a…read morehuge fan. I've been several times now, and even brought a group for one of my veggie UYEs to enjoy it. Each time, the food is delicious and we leave stuffed and satisfied. The Veggie AYCE option ends up being about $25 with tax, which is a pretty good value. Appetizers and dessert are also included! The vegan broth options are tomato and my personal favorite, mushroom. Unlike most hotpot places that only have ramen noodles that contain egg, Tao's also offers udon and rice noodles in addition to the traditional ramen. Nice! Tons of veggies, including favorites King Oyster & Seafood mushrooms and daikon. Also, both fresh and fried tofu for extra plant-based protein. Condiments and sauces are self serve, as well as side dishes like seaweed salad. Tao's definitely has the variety and the set up is convenient. Staff is friendly and on it. I haven't had to chase down servers, which I appreciate. Highly recommend!!

    I don't live in the area but I came here for a friend's birthday dinner on a Wednesday night. It's…read morepretty easy to find and there's plenty of parking. The restaurant was actually pretty busy for a weeknight. My group did the AYCE option which also came with ice cream (dessert). Pros: meats and veggies were fresh. I liked the number options there were. There was a good variety of broths. Service was pretty quick and they kept checking up on us. It's a good place for groups and you're able socialize without having a noisy background. Cons: none

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