I agree that the spicy soup was a little oily. I could visit again when the price would be reasonably (acceptably) lower.
If you are fan of spicy #hotpot this restaurant could be a choice. The sliced lamb was much tastier than the #肥牛.
If the #金菇肥牛卷 was heated for too short, the #金針菇 would be undercooked. To avoid food poisoning it’s safer to hold it into the boiling soup longer.
Then, the texture of the sliced beef turn unfavourably overcooked.
If you are looking for authentic Hotpot taste, this is the place to go. After trying 3 other hotpots, I think this place is the best one. The spiciness is right on point if you like spicy food. The variety of food is nice as well. The only thing is the place is a bit small and feel crowded.
The waiters were very attentive. I loved the variety of dishes that they have. They offer vegetarian friendly and non-spicy options too. The medium spicy option is quite spicy, so if you are not used to it, you might want to opt for something less spicy.
The most authentic Szechuan hotpot in London. Very spicy and flavourful. Good variety of food choices. Only thing is during busy hours, the waiters push you to finish so they can serve the next customers
Authentic taste. Now can view menu and order through QR code link.
Best hotpot place in London according to one of my Chinese friends who is an investment banker.. So I came here and it was pretty good. The prices are in line with london hotpot prices and wechat/cash has discounts. My friend also suggested bringing people who has smaller appetites and then splitting the bill with them to boost the value of the meal.
They have really authentic Chongqing Style beef oil spicy hot pot base, but after you finish eating, you need to wash all the clothes because they smell like been soaked in the hot pot as well.
Must try:
1️⃣ Crispy pork, it's super crispy, with Sichuan peppercorn in the Batter;
2️⃣ Ice Jelly, it's 99% water therefore it's a low calorie dessert, very refreshing as well;
3️⃣ Egg Fried rice, it got that wok hay, Uncle Roger would approve it.
Price is about £40 per person.
Even thoughits summer, we wanted to have some hotpot. We were recommended this place by our friend who says its one of the better ones in London. Service was good, you can order via a app or a marked menu. The good came quickly and the hotpot soap was delicious. Whilsts its slightly out of the way of the main road, its still easy to get to from Holborn Station. Will go back when the weather is colder.
Great hot pot restaurant with most of the classic choice of 'fillings'. Be warned: the spiciest spicy soup is really (mala 麻辣) spicy!
If you've not had hot pot before: first of all choose your soup. Half and half is a good choice, with one half spicy and the other tomato, mushroom or veg. Then choose what you want to put in it: a selection of meat, veg and tofu. You also need to choose your own sauce. I recommend sesame, vinegar and soy sauce or just soy and vinegar, adding garlic and coriander to taste. Ask the staff of you can't see these at your table (you only have to pay for the sesame sauce).
Then when the food comes, cook it in the soup and then dip it in your personal sauce before eating. Share the food with your friends and take your time - in china the meal can take up to a couple of hours. Enjoy, and don't be shy to ask the staff for help / recommendations.
Best Sichuan hotpot in London!! Very authentic taste like what you would have in China. Meat is very fresh with various kinds of cuts. The marinated spicy beef was so good (very spicy though if you are not good at handling hot spicy-ness). Service was always fast and friendly. I prefer this over happy lamb or haidilao for sure.
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