It's my favorite place especially for the price and then on top of that you get DUMPLINGS. There…read moreare so many places that price out dumplings per plate where here they do all you can eat. And their customer service is great as well!

Overall, average hotpot. My favorite is still Old Town Hotpot in Aurora, but Yummy Hot Pot might do…read moreif you don't live near other hotpot places. We got tom yum and tomato broth, which both did not have enough flavor (too watered down). Meat quality was fine although lamb was a little on the chewy side. Skip the soup dumplings - they did not have any soup in them because all the wrappers ripped. Skip the chili dumplings - tastes like they just put some hoisin sauce on them so not sure why they call them chili dumplings. Lots of parking in the plaza. Staff are great. Cleanliness is fine although I do somewhat worry about other people contaminating the food at the self-serve station.

First time and never had this type of cuisine and I must say it's a absolute try. Great service and…read morethe food was fantastic. Definitely will be back .

I had dinner here last night. The service was good, but that's about the end of things…read more I could be wrong, but it feels like the food was no different in quality than frozen dim sum or dumplings you might get from Costco. The cucumber salad was clearly cucumber that was cut and just had some dressing poured over it and it wasn't cured or lightly fermented like other dumpling places. The soup dumplings had nearly no broth in them and two came punctured and dry. Really, the food was just bland and didn't seem fresh. When you're paying that kind of money for it, just spend a few dollars extra and go to a place like Nana's or one of the other places that's making their own stuff in house.

Amazing fresh ingredients, Large comfy seating…read more Generous staff and free desert. We love it!!!!

Overall: Not fully what I expected for hotpot (more details below) but they give generous meat…read moreportions and good service. Would come to back to try their Korean dishes but would prefer to go elsewhere for hotpot unless a friend has a strong preference for this place. Food Cuisine: I was expecting either Korean hotpot (Jeongol) or Korean Chinese fusion because of it being a Korean restaurant and their main selling point - AYCE hotpot. It seemed like they tried to do something between regular Chinese hotpot (but without the in-your-face bold broth flavors) and Japanese shabu shabu (but minus the ponzu and simple, straightforward flavors) with some side Korean kimchi. They also had some typical Korean dishes and lots of alcohol options. The broth: None of the four broths we tried had a wow factor. Maybe the mushroom was the one to try. -Bulgogi is mainly salty and not well flavored. I don't taste any reminisce of a bulgogi flavor. My partner thought it was basic but he thoroughly enjoyed it. -Miso was good but it's hard to get that wrong. -Spicy Thai tomato flavor was okay. -Yuzu jalapeno was also okay but it was novel. It reminded me of a lighter and less rich version of Tom kha soup with yuzu and jalapeno instead of lime, lemongrass, galangal, and chili. The meats: Generous portions or maybe they're good at gauging the right portion for the number of people. We only had to make one meat order (lamb, pork belly, tripe, beef) during our order for a group of four and we ate every bit of it. The hotpot ingredients in the back: A decent variety of veggies, mushrooms, meat/seafood balls, seafood, and noodles. All seemed to be washed well and fresh. The sauce bar: Decent selection. A couple of interesting, not-so-typical sauces and mostly typical hotpot sauces. Service: Every table has a service button and an ordering tablet so you don't have to wave anyone down. Very nice staff who stays on top of maintaining the food and area. Space: Lots of seating. Leg room is not great for tall people unless you sit on the ends. Personal Note: Group vote - half of us liked the hotpot and would come back for the hotpot here and the other half of us were not into the broths and would prefer to do hotpot elsewhere. Note: The half that would not come back are the ones who grew up eating hotpot in the US and in Asia (we've tried Chinese, Japanese, and Vietnamese style hotpots), so that might make us two more critical with higher expectations.

We decided to try this small restaurant in a strip mall that was a hidden gem. We started off with…read morebbq bun which was so good. The bun was so soft and inside the dough was cooked perfectly and it was nice and crispy on the bottom. Next we ordered several dishes family style which included salt pepper shrimp, Mongolian beef, general Tso chicken, combination rice and a shrimp and pork shu Mai dumpling. We also ordered some soup dumplings , we appreciated the foil containers but if we had to order again we would definitely order more of the shrimp and pork shu mai! We asked the owner about what ant recommendations and he stated the Mongolian but honestly all the food was exceptional! I also ordered a tea and was given a refill on my pot which was so nice. The service was great and the owners continued their exceptional service . This little space in the strip mall blew our expectations out of the water!! Thank you for the great service and memories

The barbecue buns are the best I have had. Lots of meat;…read morenot lots of dough. The service is good. Prices are fair. And lots more I want to try. Brought my fussy family in and they liked it to - even the "littles"

I've been trying to come here for so long. They were either closed, out of the food we wants or in…read moreChina. We ordered the tofu to go which was really good and addicting. The roast bbq pork was a bit dry for my taste. Wished some sauce came with it. Not much can be mentioned about service and ambiance but that it's like an authentic Chinese Fastfood-they would let the food speak for themselves

Solid spot in Denver for authentic Chinese BBQ. They have all the meats you need: roast duck,…read morecrispy pork, char siu, and chicken. Meats are sold by the plate (which comes with a generous amount of rice and vegetables) or by the pound. They also sell other items on their menus like chow fun. My favorite is their roast pork; it is delicious with the perfect ratio of tender meat to fat. Very reasonably priced for the portion you get. If I lived closer, I'd be coming here for lunch weekly.

If you're looking for a fun, interactive dining experience, The Hot Pot Spot in Thornton is…read moreabsolutely worth a visit! A group of four of us came in to try their 90-minute all-you-can-eat hot pot experience, and we left completely satisfied. The value is outstanding, especially considering the incredible selection they offer. You can choose from 11 different broths, 9 meat options, and an impressive variety of vegetables, noodles, seafood, fish balls, and sauces to customize every bowl. One of the best parts was experimenting with different combinations throughout the meal. We mixed broths, tried different meats, created our own dipping sauces, and enjoyed learning what flavors worked best together. It turned dinner into a fun group activity rather than just a meal. The staff was friendly, patient, and very helpful. Since it was our first time, they walked us through the process, explained how everything worked, and made sure we had everything we needed to enjoy the experience. Whether you're a hot pot veteran or trying it for the first time, The Hot Pot Spot delivers great food, excellent service, and a memorable experience at a fantastic price. We'll definitely be back!

Hot Pot Spot probably has one of the best hot pot beef in Denver. A ribeye that looks like ribeye,…read morea short rib that looks like short rib marbling. I do wish there are more meat options like pork tenderloin, pork shoulder, beef tongue... I love that all the broths we've tried are light as that's what sauces are for with hot pots! The service has consistently been great, they add in new items all the time, most recently a wasabi cheese fish ball and the fortune bag fish cake with fish roe. They've added winter melon and pho beef last few times I went... I wish they have daikon, frozen tofu and enoki mushrooms though, those are the only items I miss when coming here, but frankly, the quality of the meat slices beat out a lot of other hot pot places for me. The service are always top notch, friendly and fast. The dining room and the restrooms are always clean. Besides missing some variety compared to other hot pot places, this place is definitely one of the best place for hot pot north of Denver.

Uncle Henry, thank you for making My husband and I feel right at home. We'd been on the road 6…read moredays, and on our way to Idaho, we made a pit stop in Colorado, and on my Yelp hunt for vittels, I discovered Uncle Henry. The gentleman working the register, who then cooked our order, and served us Our food was very accommodating. I could tell he appreciated our business and respected My husband-who was at first hesitant to dine there. Uncle Henry's personality and communication changed that and made him feel comfortable and at ease. Thank you, I really appreciate you for that. My Husband enjoyed everything I ordered. The combination fried rice, lo mein, and chicken wings were made to order...hot, fresh, and delicious. It isn't a large restaurant, it's more like a take-out joint, with dining in as an option, we dined in and got to enjoy the warmth present of this family run business. We needed that. I don't know where GOD may lead us next on this journey called life, but if we're ever in Westminster, CO again, you can expect to see us. Til next time.

Nice family restaurant. Could see all generations from kid to parents to grandparents. Promising…read moresign for a Hong Kong bbq restaurant. Came in maybe an hour before they closed. They ran out of roasted duck so if you're looking for that recommend not coming in late. Got the double meet dish with char siu pork and roasted pork belly. Tasted good, but pretty fatty for both. Not sure if they already used up the good parts of the meat and that's what they had leftover, but this is what's keeping them from being a 5. Otherwise it tasted good, I could see the potential. The stir fried beef noodles is as classic as it gets. No notes , adding sriracha is a personal touch for me and it tasted familiar. Otherwise, open to trying it again if their meat isn't as fatty. Prices were reasonable too.

We got takeout from here today and overall enjoyed it! We started with the Vietnamese pork egg…read morerolls as a side and they were a great call. Crispy and flavorful. For mains we got the chicken chow fun, which was interesting. The chow fun came rolled up rather than the flat noodles I'm used to! Different, but yummy. The only small miss was the chicken being a little overcooked, otherwise it was good. We also got the pepper steak and that one was good. Each dish ran about $15, which feels fair for the portions. Also they have fish and chips and fries on the menu as appetizers, which is a fun curveball for a Vietnamese spot. Not what I expected but has variety.

This place has some great food! Came here for a late dinner and it did not disappoint. Super fast…read moreservice and everyone was super nice. Food myself was also delicious and you get a good amount for the price. Me and a friend shared one plate and both were full by the end of it! Inside is very nice also and clean.