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    Go Go Pot

    4.4 (60 reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 9:30 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Margaret B.

    Wrote this review halfway through my meal bc my mouth was on fire! I came with my 2 kiddos and our waiter Enrique was so nice. I ordered the spicy beef, tallow broth, My Son ordered the same, and my daughter ordered the mushroom broth. I highly recommend the spicy beef tallow broth if you can handle the heat. The veggies and noodles comes on a conveyor belt and the meat was ordered. The service here was really fast, except that we waited a while to get our cold water. But that didn't stop us from starting our meal. This place, kind of reminds me of a sushi joint with conveyor belts. But there's a huge large screen TV showing the World Cup game while we ate. I was just visiting Oregon and I was craving hot pot, especially because I'm not acclimated to the cold anymore. But I would definitely recommend and come back to this place.

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    Andy V.

    We came to gogopot on fathers day and it was quite full. It took a while but once we got seated the experience was great! The open bar with sides and sauces was well stocked and clean, the flavors of what they had were also great! As for the main stuff, the single person hotpot was so convenient as everyone could choose their own broth and have their own items! The tables and the conveyor belt were also very clean and the foods definitely hit! For $36 per person I definitely would recommend trying this place out! Seating for anything past 6 is not really possible, 5-6 is difficult, so I would definitely recommend coming here in small groups!

    Tram D.

    wanted to love this place as the concept is interesting but unfortunately go go pot fell short. I came with a party of 7 but they didn't have a table big enough for us to sit all together so they split us up into two tables across the aisle from each other. this was fine, but we were still charged a gratuity fee which I thought was odd as we essentially ate as two different tables. as for the food, sauce bar was plentiful and had some prepared foods like salad and fried rice. I got the spicy broth which was pretty solid. what fell short was the ingredients on the conveyer belt and the meat. the meat was tough and just wasn't appetizing. I usually eat a lot of meat at hot pot places but my table could barely finish the trays we were given on our first round. the ingredients on the conveyer belt looked like they had been left out from the night before. some veggies were wilted and the lotus root especially looked shriveled up and gray. service however was kind and attentive.

    Mark B.

    New favorite Hot Pot! I've been mourning the lost of Hot Pot City for years. Since then, Happy Lamb has had to step in as a surrogate, yet it just wasn't quite there as a solid replacement. Enter, Go Go Pot! The entire set-up is perfect. Plenty of room at the tables, and everyone gets their own pot, built-in to the table. Servers are all extremely friendly and attentive. They only thing they need to bring to you are the meat options. Everything else is delivered to you on an automated conveyer belt, so you don't have to worry about flagging down the staff when you want more bok choy, lol. The price is right, too. Around $25 for lunch. Whenever we leave other hot pot locations, it seems we always feel we overpaid. Anyway, great job with this place! I'm impressed ...

    Cathy S.

    OK this place is LEGIT! So many things to love for a fun personalized hot pot experience from your own pot with broth of choice, AYCE meats/vegetables/other selections, and a great variety of hot and cold appetizers and condiments in the sauce bar. Pricing for lunch and dinner wastotally reasonable for AYCE and the conveyer belt items were tiny in portion but so fun to watch, especially for the kiddos. We came before their grand opening and they were super busy (even on a Wednesday for lunch!) but the service was friendly and they were accommodating while trying to work out all the opening kinks. I have been recommending this place for a fun hot pot experience for hang out, dates, family night or anyone who wants to try hot pot for the first time. The $20/year membership is totally worth it for all the perks and this place will be popping during the rainy seasons for sure!

    Kent H.

    Overall - I saw the hot pot conveyor belt concept years ago and had been waiting for it to come to the States. It definitely didn't disappoint. Location - Borderline Hillsboro, but still central to everything with shopping nearby and the soon-to-open In-N-Out. It shares a parking lot within the plaza with the other businesses, so parking was easy. Service - Our server was extremely friendly and personable. One thing I really appreciated was the ventilation setup. With hot pot, there's usually a lot of steam, but instead of having vents hanging directly above you like Korean BBQ spots, the vents are built directly into the hot pot containers at the table. The steam doesn't rise up into your face or the room, it gets immediately captured within the unit, which makes the whole experience much more comfortable. Options - They have plenty of meat options and it's all you can eat, though they do limit how much you can order each round. There's also a 20% surcharge for leftovers. They have a 1.5-hour table limit, which honestly felt like plenty of time. I loved the sauce bar, complimentary dishes, and dessert options. Unlike other places, the sauce bar even has a temperature gauge to help ensure everything stays safe and fresh.

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    Austin N.

    We went on a Thursday afternoon for lunch and was seated promptly after entering the establishment. The interior seemed clean and with some tasteful decor. The music that was playing seemed varied: including pop covers, K-pop, Hispanic music, and more. The server was helpful with explaining the menu and how to order. The limit was 4 meats at a time but you are able to specify if you want a larger/smaller portion. The sauce bar was basic but had all the necessities to make your sauce. There were also a few appetizers and desserts located there as well. The ingredients that were rotating appeared fresh and I appreciated that there were a variety of portion sizes in case you wanted less noodles, etc. I tried the pork bone broth and the tom-yum broth. Both tasted pretty standard. Nothing too noteworthy about the pork bone broth. The tom-yum did have a slight kick but not too spicy because the citrus notes helped balance it out. The quality of the meats were quite nice, with my favorite being the beef toro on the lunch menu. They did not have any lamb breast available so they offered the lamb shoulder even though it's not included with the lunch menu. Overall, I thought it was a good AYCE lunch experience! I am interested in coming back for dinner to try the other meat options or the premium wagyu cuts.

    Jidapa A.

    I really love the concept of having your own individual pot here! It's a great idea because you can eat whatever you want, whenever you're ready, without any worries. Regarding the service, you have to finish your current plate of meat before ordering a new one from the staff. I didn't mind this at all because the servers were quite attentive and checked on my table frequently. However, I had a bit of an issue with the conveyor belt. Since I was sitting right next to the kitchen, I noticed that the variety was quite limited. I was waiting for specific vegetables like bok choy, napa cabbage, and tang oh, but they didn't appear until an hour into my meal. It would be great if the kitchen could ensure a more consistent variety of food on the belt throughout the service. Overall, a decent experience, but there's room for improvement!

    Charlie T.

    Pretty neat spot in the Tanasbourne area that offers hot pot with side items coming on a conveyor belt. There are a couple options to choose from on the acye (regular or premium wagyy). We opted for the regular just to try it out. We each had our own pot and the ordering of the meats came out pretty quickly from our server. They also have a sauce bar with small snacks that you are self service. There was an assortment of items on the conveyor belt, but I think more options if you go for dinner. Overall, a good experience.

    Helen J.

    Service is great and worker will check in on you frequently to help clear out table and refill water. Got to try the standard lunch package, worker was very helpful in explaining what the package included. For the lunch package you can choose up to four meats to be served at once and once you finish the meats you can order more! There were a variety of different toppings to choose from. I felt like some of the veggies didn't look the most fresh but I love this places concept. I feel like it's great for going solo or even with company.

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    Jenny Y.

    All-you-can eat hot pot with individual soup pots and a conveyor belt of rotating trays of side items (broccoli, mushroom, abalone, noodles, veggies, mussels, etc) that will keep you entertained for hours. Can select up to 4 types of meat and they will keep bringing it to you as long as you can finish what you ordered during the 90-minute seating period. This has been one of the best hot pot experiences because 1) I have my own pot; I can pick out my preferred soup AND the food heats up super-fast and I don't have to fight others, 2) the side items on a rotating conveyor belt is entertaining to me because I can pick and choose what I want in my soup without a full commitment since there's only a few pieces of items in there (think sushi train) 3) they have a button to "suck" the steam away if your pots get too steamy in your face. What's the con, you may ask? It's a bit costly and there's a line! Unless you go right at 11:30am, or else you would have to wait between 30 to 60 minutes before you can get a seat (depending how many people in your group). They have tables for 1, 2, 4 and 6 people. Meat comes at a decent pace and right amount of portion; we ordered about 4 times because we got full and did not order any more. The only meat I didn't like was the pork belly - full of fat, zero meat. I also wish they labeled the meats; some of us at the table did not want lamb while others strictly wanted beef. The different tray of sliced meat comes out together, so you really don't know what protein you are having. If you go during lunch time on a weekday it's about $25/person for the regular menu, weekday dinner $35, otherwise Friday/Weekend/Holiday prices will cost you about $37/person. The difference is the meat selection in term of pricing (dinner only: lamb shoulder, beef brisket, angus beef chunk roll); if you don't have a preference, go during lunch (meat available: chicken breast, ribeye, lamb breast, natural pork belly, beef toro)! We went on Mother's day and it was busy! Mom liked the abalone, not sure if that's only on a weekend and/or dinner thing. Parking is good, shared parking lot with other businesses. They take credit cards. If you have 6 or more people, 18% gratuity will be added. Additional 30 minutes will be for a 20% surcharge; leftover food will also incur a 20% charge based on your entire bill. So you better finish everything on your table! Customer service was decent, I wish I could have gotten a water refill and more napkins.

    Whimsical S.

    We went a couple of days ago and absolutely loved it! The conveyor belt is stocked with tons of vegetables, tofu, mushrooms, and some seafood (fish fillet and shrimp), while meat can be ordered straight from your server. There's an awesome DIY sauce bar, plus a great selection of sides like spring rolls, kimchi, fresh fruit, and desserts (the chilled taro tapioca soup, mini cakes, and ice cream were great). Service is attentive, and they even have a massive TV playing the World Cup. Definitely coming back!

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    Keely L.

    AYCE conveyor belt hotpot is such a fun concept. We went for their lunch set which was $24.95 per person & it was worth it. Sauce bar was included. You can upgrade to the dinner ($34.95) or premium menu ($47.95) during lunch hours if you feel fancy. We went around 12:30pm on a weekday & it was about a 15-20 minute wait. Couple things to note is there is a 90 min time limit & you have to finish all your meat before you order the next round. There was a whopping 10 choices to choose from for broth. We loved the beef spicy tallow broth & the green peppercorn sour broth. For meats, you have 5 choices for the lunch menu. We loved the beef toro & the lamb breast. They had a good variety of options for the conveyor belt.

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    28 days ago

    The food was great and the staff was attentive. I also liked that I could go by myself.

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    Came in at 9:01 apparently they stop seating at 9:00, literally 1 minute difference and didn't see it on there website.

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    Some of the tables look like they have a grill in the center. Will bbq eventually become part of the menu?

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