Kung Fu Hot Pot

Hot pot is a new experience for me. My friend brought us here for all-you-can-eat hot pot and showed me the ropes. A simple concept - a ring on the table heats the pot of broth. Into the broth, you pour in stuff to cook. And when it's cooked, you pull it out and eat.

We opted for two broths - beef and tomato. And then it's time to load up a bowl from the coolers. Different frozen meats including chicken, beef, meatballs, octopus, crawfish. A second cooler with veggies including onions, mushrooms, peppers and the like. There are also a few different types of noodles available.

Yes, it's all you can eat. They will refill the broth as needed and they will bring more rice. It's delicious and you can absolutely get your money's worth here. Yum!

Solid little corner restaurant. Fair selection and standard pricing. Makes good use of their space. Detailed review below:

In terms of things to praise, I do quite like the standard formula of you getting to see and pick out what ingredients you want to use for your hotpot and how much. I know this is the standard, but nonetheless it’s a plus and worth a mention since some places aren’t like that. In terms of the selection as well, it’s quite solid, it covers most of the bases. I would have liked a bigger variety in regards to tofu, but all in all it’s quite solid.
There’s also a wide variety of sauce and paste variety, there’s 0 complaint in that regard. It’s solid. Their tomato soup broth is also fantastic, a great flavor. The lychee slush is also something I’d recommend even if I’m not typically a fan of slush, it’s fantastic.

In terms of cons; Ill get a quick nitpick out the way and get onto the actual cons. I don’t quite like the decor and how the seats are. It’s comfortable but can also be annoying. It’s not a big deal but small nitpick. Their fountain drinks are truly fountain drinks, bottom of the barrel. I could taste the fountain and water and my diet pepsi, and 2$ for that is just…ugh. In regards to their Thai milk tea, it’s easily the most…unlike Thai milk tea I’ve had? It was exactly bad, but it was very distinctive in the sense it wasn’t Thai milk tea. It lacked the signature taste that all thai milk tea tends to have. Their tapoica is also subpar. The consistency is nonexistent, as some pearls are very hard whilst others are soft as normal.

All in all it’s not bad, solid restaurant dedicated to hot pot, there’s nothing else in terms of steamed buns or anything. Just hotpot and drinks.

A perfect restaurant, friendly boss and delicious food (the first of four hot pot restaurants in Minnesota! )
The waiter is lovely, and the milk tea is delicious! There are many dishes that other hot pot restaurants don't have!
I definitely want to try it once, and it won't let you down!
Because it was so delicious, we ate very clean!
Once again! Be sure to give them a chance to surprise you! !

This place is such a gem! So happy to see a hot pot place in uptown we needed it! The broths are deliciously seasoned. There’s a good selection of meats and veggies. The biggest thing we love about this place is that it’s buffet style, you get to choose the amount of each meat etc. I really love it because there’s less waste! The server was super kind and always checking in.

Edit: I came in for my second time because we we’re craving this so much. And I was given a beautiful bracelet by the waitress. Made my day. Absolutely love this place.

They have a really good soup base that smells like it's pure and not chemical flavors like other restaurants use. Their dipping sauces are also very tasty, especially the sesame sauce. I was fortunate enough to be invited to the back kitchen to watch their hand-made dumplings. I will bring my friends and family here often.