YinTang/Oden Spicy Hot Pot - Rowland Heights 隱燙黑輪麻辣燙

$13.99 a pound for create your own hot pot was a great after spa dinner. No wait to be seated, no line to build your bowl, and cooked meal is served up very quickly. The alkaline water service was a nice touch. Would come back to YinTang Oden Spicy Hot Pot 👍🏻 photos of the medium spicy beef bone broth, lamb, bok choy, fish cake with roe, quail eggs and mushrooms attached.

These kind of restaurants have been popping up a lot recently especially in the Rowland Heights area. There are at least 4-5 that I can think of in the top of my head. YinTang is one of the original/first ones that opened and they still stood as one of the better ones. For those of you that are new to these restaurants. Its basically they have a spicy soup base that have options from mild to very spicy and some have non spicy soup base. There is a counter where You get to have a basket and put the food you want into it. There are many options ( beef, lamb, seafood, veggies, noodles, etc ). After you put your food into the basket, you go to the cashier and they will weigh the basket and depending on their price per pound, thats how much you need to pay. You will tell them the soup base you

My second time trying malatang. This place was pretty spacious in the same plaza as Starbucks. Plenty of parking, and easy to find. The staff were quite nice! When you go in, you grab what you want first and you bring it to the staff member at the front. There you choose what broth and your bowl gets weighed. You don’t pay until the end, which I don’t understand. The food and broth were quite good. I got the original flavor. There was a ton of different food you can put into your bowl. The only issue I had was that the food labels on the wall were not correct to what the food was. For example the beef label was flipped with the lamb. It would be ok for me, but if someone didn’t know the difference and they didn’t like it, it would be a problem. Another thing is that the tongs you use to g

I ordered food today and found a metal object inside, which I accidentally consumed. I’m not feeling well now. I wanted to inform you immediately because this is a serious food safety issue.

It can get pretty busy here! I like their bone broth and they have a lot of ingredients to choose from. This is one of the rare places that offer baby corn. I like to pay in cash and get their Hawthorne drink or green tea. Honestly I don’t think the bone broth is made in house and probably a combo of a lot of ingredients but it’s nice to indulge sometimes. There are plenty of fresh and frozen ingredients that are not processed foods like fish balls to choose from if you try to be healthy. FYI: I think the tomato soup base is a bit too sweet for my taste. And the dry pot is mostly just sesame paste flavor and not enough seasoning if you get mil, compared to YGF Malatang. So their bone broth is definitely the best of the options.