Seapot Hot Pot & Bar

Good hot pot with lots of different soup, meat, and add in options. It is definitely a pricey cuisine, but you do get a lot of options and are able to customize your pot how you like. If you don’t know how to eat hot pot, there’s a pretty steep learning curve, but luckily since it’s all you can eat (until 90 minutes), you can theoretically keep trying until you make what you like, though you have to finish your food. There’s also a Korean BBQ add in option, but it costs extra. There’s always a super long wait, so use their waitlist app if possible. Overall, a decent experience, but come hungry in order to really make it your money’s worth.

All you can Chinese hot pot and Korean BBQ, please note the dining time limit @ 90 minutes. The host will be aggressive as you are approaching the time limit.

It is a popular hot pot place offer you are great selection of food like different kinds of meat, seafood, meat balls and vegetables. It goes around the conveyor, it is interesting.

Also you want to dine in a more private place, they have reserve room for you.

You are averaging about $45 a person without drink.

So I have been to many different hot pot places, hands down the best I've been to. This is the best bang for your buck and that's rare today. First time there super late in the evening 9:45pm. Still took us in, seated us and they still had plenty of food left. I left very full and happy. The customer service was extremely swell too and I will definitely be going again.

If you looking for a variety of food, sauces and more this is it. I'm excited I found this gem.

Came here with in a group of 8 people for dinner on a Saturday. The restaurant was definitely busy with a queue out the door and we waited about 30 minutes before getting seated.

The whole meal was a delightful experience. The all you can eat hot pot was very worth it. There were a wide range of meat selections that you can order from (each person can order 1 plate of meat at once, but can call the server back to order more later). Lots of the dinner meat options were more luxurious, while the lunch selection had a few good options as well!

The other vegetable / seafood dishes came on a “train” that passes all the tables, so you can grab whatever you want. This offered a lot of good options for our vegetarian and pescatarian friends as well.

The service was a bit slow but understandable given how busy the restaurant was.

Overall this restaurant is tasty, and the price was very fair for all you can eat hot pot!

Amazing experience for vegans and omnivours! The many types of tofu, veggies, noodles and greens with a delicious Thai broth were perfect for the vegans. The other folks enjoyed trying out many types of seafood and a snail! We had fun cooking for ourselves and tasting many things. Highly recommended!