URBAN HOT POT Mosaic

Dined with my family here on Sunday night. You can order via tablet at each table or pick up a menu you want from the conveyor belt. Food quality was ok. Especially meet and seafood were not at its highest quality and tasted like they were defrosted. I liked that there are so many vegetable options and you can choose and chage your soup base to try different things. Service was ok. Since all orders are requested via tablet, there was no designated server. Whoever was available came first, but none of them were asking if everything is ok or checking up on us. I wish I could give 15% tip but was not the option in the tablet. Atmosphere is pretty fancy. It’s at the heart of mosaic district. All the seats are surrounding the main conveyor belt with food options and there is a self service ba

The food is delicious, and the ingredients are fresh and clean. Because the restaurant isn't very large, you might have to wait an hour if you go on the weekend, but that's not a big problem. The beef here is especially delicious.

Great all-you-can-eat menu. Have been here many times and have not been disappointed. You can order food here through iPads and there is an area to get sauces. There is a 90-minute time limit per group, but it is fair because of other people waiting.

Me and my daughter have been to plenty of hot pot restaurants, and this is in the top few. When we first walked in, there was plenty of seating for waiting and we were seated at our table in under 10 minutes. The ordering process is simple, you click on what you want on a tablet, and it is delivered to you. Each order is one portion, so if you are there with multiple people, keep in mind you might need more. Our drinks were delivered via robot waiter, which was a nice touch. We ordered a couple of rounds of additions to our broth, each of which were fresh and delicious. They have a great sauce bar with plenty of options for everybody. Overall recommend!

Love Urban Hot Pot. For approximately $35/person for all you can eat dinner (and I think roughly $25/ person for lunch), can't beat that price! Service is okay... you don't really interact with staff except for being sat, staff who bring the food out, and getting your check. But with AYCE, that's kinda understood, else, they'd be running crazily around the restaurant. After visiting the sauce bar, where there are recipes for popular sauces (or choose your own adventure and build your own), dinner consisted of 6 friends sitting around the table, each with their own pots that ranged in spice level, as well as one gluten free (which is great the Urban Hot Pot has those options). It was family style when it came to the noodles and meats and vegetables. All in the middle and everyone grabbed