T-Pot & BBQ

Perfect monday night! They have a wide variety to choose from. You have 2 hours and all you can eat. They also have cold bar, hot bar, sauce bar, dessert bar and they have soup too. It was 88 dollars (with discount) for 2 people (it was 51.99 without discount). They give you a tablet and you can order from it. Menu has pictures for every item which is very helpful. The tom yum broth was delicious, especially with rice cake. Some items are upcharged. Everything was great! Rue was really kind, helpful waitress. We have some dietary restrictions and she helped a lot and told us what dish has what ingredients. We’ll definitely be back!

I suck at taking pictures at this restaurant because I’m always diving right into the food. It is just that good! If you enjoy traditional hot pot then you must come here. They have a sauce bar that is absolutely absolutely perfect and if you are allergic to pork like one of our members was they also give you your own separate hot pot so there’s no cross contamination. The food comes out fast and you can immediately start cooking your vegetables and meat meats. The price for the quality and quantity is also very reasonable. At the time that we went, they were still setting up so their bar offerings weren’t quite there but on our recent return, they had some fun and interesting cocktails, including a fishbowl which one of our guests enjoyed. All in all it’s a great time for large groups or

I just had a very satisfying and great lunch at the new T-Pot. We have eaten here 3 times since new owner took over.  Things have been uneven but seems to have finally settled down for the better. T-Pot & BBQ now offers a wonderful All You Can Eat (AYCE) authentic Chinese hot pot* (火鍋), which also includes buffet style mostly steamed Cantonese dim sim (廣東早茶), Chinese ‘herb‘ soups (煲湯), , cold dishes (冷菜), some fruits, ice cream and sherbets, and  selected Chinese drinks (酸梅湯, 王老吉, 乳酸飲料 ..). Wow! Among these offerings, my personal favorite is the cold dishes. Here, one will find some delectable delicacies (雞爪, 田螺, 海蜇皮, 涼拌黃瓜, 醬蘿蔔, 白切雞.. ) that would surely delight many Chinese gourmets, and perhaps even some adventurous non-Chinese food enthusiasts. There is also AYCE korean bbq or Sush

Honestly disgusting. I will never be back here. They charge an outrageous amount of money. It’s about $45 a person. They offer a 20% discount during the week which sounds nice but the prices are astronomically high.. Especially for the value of the food this place actually made me feel sick to my stomach because it was so dirty. The whole entire building needs remodeled. The entrance looks new and fresh, which is a little bit deceiving.. If you go to the Gambrills Tpot location It is very nice and this place should be ashamed to even piggyback off of the tpot name. The staff was friendly, but they were kind of like lurking over my shoulder a little too much and didn’t really give us space to eat, and you could tell that they were unhappy and they knew the experience they are providing is n

2nd time we've been herein 5 years. I would like to say that the food was okay. I was excited to try the authentic Korean and Chinese food, but it was lack luster and bland ah. Its a good first time ever at a Korean bbq experience, but if you've been to Korea, Korea town or even a decent Kbbq this won't cut it. Good- cheap! lots of side dishes. I tried the deer antler soup and it was mid. As was were the 5 different dumplings I tried- shrimp, chive, soup dumplings and truffle. They all could have been exactly the same in different shapes and colors. Too many items sold out at 3pm on a Sunday like lobster, edamame, etc. Duck, beef tongue and cumin beef were not anyone's faves. The raw oysters were okay and a STEAL for 75 cents for half a dozen. But were sitting on ice a while so I grille