Seafood Hotpot

I came to eat alone: so I can only do the $26.99 all you can eat option (the one that exclude Cajun seafood thing). The $26.99/person All you can eat (included non-alcohol drinks) with tax $29.15 I love that there are so many drink choices that included in the buffet (see attached picture) because not many hot pot restaurants do this. Tom Yum soup is delicious! The owners are friendly and patient with me too! Will definitely come back whenever I visit Philly!!!

Great selection of veggies and protein! The cajun food is a nice touch and the family that runs the place definitely care about this business. Come check it out! Feels better paying $40 a person on a Saturday night when you know it’s going to this family business. The unlimited drinks in the fridge is a nice touch, too. I recommend the green grape drink!

Nice little place in chinatown. Good dual selection of hotpot and cajun version, but the only seafood that it carries extra than other hotpot place is just the crableg. With the name seafood hotpot, one would think it would have more seafood choices. No fruit options and definitely need more staffs to keep the food going as they have to be ordered manually. Overall an okay hotpot place, might try again

Went here at 8:30 on a Saturday night. Only had three other tables filled! The waiter was so attentive and polite! Everything was 10 out of 10. The atmosphere was quiet and I like the fact that we got all you can eat hot pot and seafood boil for $40 per person. Don’t forget gratuity!!

I've been craving hot pot for a while so decided to go today while I was in the city. Lunch for one was $26.99+tax ($29.15 before tip) and included the food and beverages for AYCE. I chose this location because it was the only option that had a lunch time price, at least as far as I could tell. Definitely a no thrills hot pot but I did enjoy it. I had the mushroom broth. For proteins I went with beef and lamb. I also had the tongue. For veggies I went with spinach, sweet potato, mushrooms, and corn. I also had udon noodles. I didn't think the vegetable choice was large but they had what I like. They also had a sauce station and another fridge with seafood options. I don't eat shellfish so I skipped that. The drink fridge has a variety of cans and bottles. There was a sign that said that taking a drink to go would be an additional charge of $2.99 but there's no limit while there. I was the only person in the restaurant at first and the waitress was kind of slow. After a couple sat down I felt that she was more attentive to them. Not sure if this was because they were two vs my one or something else but I had to wave her down to ask for more meat and she kept checking on them.