Long Men Bay Hotpot

Best hotpot in the area. The broth is thick. Price are reasonable. Food is fresh. Highly recommended. Small restaurant, so long wait is expected during weekend.

One of the best hot pot places in bay.

Good variety of appetizers and food is fresh.
I don't have a list of recommend dishes because they are all very good.

We came in on Saturday and waited for about an hour. The food and service are pretty are pretty good. In addition to hot pot food, they also provide a bunch of very nice small snacks, such as watermelon (which is very sweet).

Nice hotpot place. Price is affordable. The beef and skewers tasted good. The free watermelon was sweet and delicious.

Solid new hotpot spot in Newark! Sharing the plaza with Lion Supermarket, it has plenty of parking available. Decor screams high end faux luxury like many new Chinese hotpot spots all around the world. You sit and order via QR code at each table. What I like is that everyone can collaboratively order on the same tab from their own phone and see what has already been selected. Once you place the order you can still add more items on the same website. Prices are pretty fair for the bay area and are portioned well. They have 7 different soup bases to choose from and their two soup base pot ($13.98) is actually cheaper than their single spicy butter broth pot ($15.98). I was surprised by how flavorful their pork bone soup base was - I liked it even more than their hot spicy butter base! I ended up ordering mung bean noodles ($5.98) just to soak in that deliciousness for the end of my meal. Another stand out item I was pleasantly surprised by was their small chicken liver skewers ($4.98). Never had it taste this great and perfectly crunchy anywhere else!! I even accidentally left one cooking way too long and it was still perfectly crunchy and delicious! I would suggest skipping their self service sauce bar ($2.98 per person) as their broth is good enough to flavor the meats. I barely ended up using my sauce concoction. It does however come with unlimited fruits and desserts so if you're into that then $3 per person isn't bad. They offer several different qualities of beef from their regular supreme fatty beef ($10.98) to kobe beef ($48.98). I tried their lamb shoulder & marbled beef platter ($12.98), and supreme fatty beef and wasn't really blown away by the quality but again their soup bases made up for it. They have a lot of ingredients for all your hot pot needs. There were only 2 waitresses working the full restaurant for my Saturday lunch - they did a great job refilling the broths when it became low but flagging one down to check on an item was rather hard. My bill came with a 20% off promotion for their grand opening which I didn't see advertised but overall a great experience and I'm looking forward to returning!