88 Pot

A niche restaurant that serves all You Can Eat Hot Pot or Korean Barbecue. It wasn’t bad, serving sizes were on the small side, especially for vegetables. The healthy herbs soup base that I had was pretty good. I like the way the restaurant was set up. Each table had its own little grill for you to prepare your own barbecue items. Each table also had four stove top burners so you could prepare your soup. It was an interesting experience.

Dani was so helpful to explain how the ordering worked. The food was delicious. It is so much fun to try new things. I loved my passion fruit lemonade too! It compliments the meal.

Setting was great and it was fun to be able to cook your own food to your liking. It’s all you can eat so make the most of it. Our waitress was kind and helpful, always making sure we had everything we needed. I got ramen and then we also cooked meats and seafood with veggies and rice which was very good. The all you can eat bar was okay, just had some chicken nuggets, fruit, salad, ice cream, and there was a few other appetizers and sauces to bring to your table.

First time at this kind of restaurant. I was not familiar with the concept even though I had heard about it. I am not sure I would return even though the bbq part was good. I am not sold on the soup part but I am not a big soup person. Nobody at the table had more than a few spoonfuls so it seems very wasteful. I liked the seasoned meats best. Tables and seatings are not appropriate for the amount of food and plates you get to have on the table. It gets super crowded and I was not comfortable. Our server was not great and seemed a bit annoyed at her job and our presence. I wouldn’t recommend this place with small kids as it is dangerous with the huge pots on the table and the bbq.

We came in around 2pm so it was not busy at that time, we were seated right away. Our server was Lisa and she was so great and attentive. Food was great and lot of choices. Happy hour is 3-6pm.