Went here for the first time today. The halal meat options are what brought us in. We tried 4 soup bases: creamy curry, tomato, green curry, and tom yum. We got the lean brisket and fatty brisket. Everything was delicious! They have such a wide variety of items whether it’s soup bases, protein options, veggies, sauces, and more. They have robot delivery system as well which is nice. Their matcha soft serve is absolutely delicious. I will come back again to try more items. Customer service is also excellent.

Visited this place after a recommendation from my friend. We have been to a few Korean hot pots before so we know the concept of it. This one was different in terms of how they do the pricing. We are used to one fixed price for all you can eat so this was new for us. We were provided by tablets to chose the broths (various choices), veggies, proteins, noodles, beverages and more. The prices do quickly add up so we had to keep changing our items so that we were not overspending. Some of the meat options were quiet pricey but one meat Beef chuck was on a $4.99 special so we got 2 of those and 1 of Ribeye ($19). Even simple things as Ramen noodles were $4-5. Sauces and dessert count is $3.99 per person. We got the Tom yum and classic broth both of which were very good. Ofcourse we had to add seasonings and spices as per our liking but once we found the right mix, it tasted hearty and delicious. We were also provided aprons and our server Jay was very attentive, helpful and made sure we were well taken care of. The quantity of the broth was generous and because you order everything at a price, we were able to pack to-go containers to take home which was great. They had some good dessert options as well including a soft serve vending machine as well. Decor is nice and the place is clean, well lit and nice ambience. On the way out, we also got coupons with a 20% discount for next visit. They also do member discounts if you sign up with your phone number. We will definitely be back.

We came here for the first time the other day and it was pretty decent. Service was pretty good and staff was friendly. The bbq pork buns were good and different than my usual (they were more cooked than I’m used to). The brisket was really good but the wonton soup was overpowered by the shrimp flavor. We had a large group so we tried a lot of different dishes and everyone was satisfied.

Located in Katy Asia town, there was a lot of hype when Tim Ho Wan came to Houston. I don't come out to Katy often but got a chance to check out their dim sum on a weekday night. No wait when we arrived. We ordered serval of their popular items to try: - siu mai - har gow - steamed dumpling with shrimp - steamed pork spare rib - garlic green beans - pork buns - crispy golden shrimp balls - steam rice roll - braised beef brisket - baked bbq pork buns Quite frankly the taste was underwhelming. A few items were a bit bland. They put their own spin on some of the traditional style dim sum but I felt that they missed the mark. The service was friendly but overall, not what I had expected.