KPOT Korean BBQ & Hot Pot

Definitely nice to try this for the first time. I've never had any other hotpot but I've been here twice so its nice to have a different type of dinner. The ingredients were really fresh so its up to you take sure the food isn't over or undercooked. Some people forget about the grill so sometimes it smells as if something is burning. If you don't add any expensive drinks you can expect about $40 a head. All you can eat so come with an empty stomach or you are wasting a bit of money. The process is fairly easy however the tablet can be a bit confusing to traverse, the UI needs a little work. Just realize there will be a lot of ingredients all over your table so table space can be hard to deal with if you have a big party. Going the second time I realized this just isn't what I personally want for a sit down restaurant. I understand the appeal of having an activity dinner/buffet but a lot of steakhouses are around the same price. I didn't take a star away because you have to cook, I gave it 4 stars because its a little more expensive than I would like it to be, not something you can afford to do very often.

This was a great experience! I never had Korean Hot Pot before, so it was even more fun to prep and cook my own food, AND it was all you can eat?? I definitely plan on going back. You can also get both BBQ and Hot Pot for just $5 extra!

Went here last year for my birthday and loved it, decided to come again for Valentine’s Day, had I known they were taking reservations earlier on in the day I would’ve taken it but it wasn’t advertised on their website. So, we waited about an hour and a half after driving an hour to get there. Regardless it was worth it and the food was amazing, I love that you can customize it to your liking. We were seated at a pretty big table meant for 6 people, they really need some seating options for just two people instead of parties of 4 or more.

Not for those gluten free! We stopped in after visiting the Asian market nearby. When I went in I asked about what gluten free food they had available and they gave me a menu. It was a regular menu with foods not gluten free crossed off, pictures included. It seemed that they had a pretty good selection to choose from so we decided to sit down and try the hot pot. For the broth there are only two options, hot water or chicken broth. I went ahead and ordered the chicken broth with the server. Everything else could be ordered through a tablet at the table, since the hot pot fillings were unlimited. When I received the broth it was extremely weak and watered down. The server and hostess did not mention to me that all of the sauces and flavorings that you can add to the broth contain wheat. So I ended up putting a few meat slices, rice noodles, and veggies in the broth but since the sauces and flavorings were off limits the food was very tasteless. There was also no salt to add to anything. I could not eat it and this was an expensive meal for all you can eat, $70 for 2 people. If going with a group and are gluten free I recommend bringing your own sauces and flavorings to flavor the meat and veggies, it’s not allowed but I would do it anyway if you want something edible. I will not be back.

Brought my boyfriend here for his birthday, and it was a really nice experience. I wish I'd asked our waitress her name, because she was fantastic. The food was great... I loved the shrimp dumplings! The spare ribs and garlic chicken were really good, especially with the k-pot sauce. I really love how many veggie options there are as well. It's not a cheap meal, but it's worth it.