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Mala Tang restaurant at Cupertino. It's not the type that you choose the ingredients and put it on scale for pricing. They have the menu with ingredients picked for you, I like it this way. I had the lazy guy dry pot, it has all the ingredients I wanted. We also ordered the mala tang spicy soup with udon, sliced beef and lamb, quail egg, pork belly and many others. It's all good.
Hi Pot is one of my favorite place where you can customize your sizzling pot with various ingredients. I ordered lamb, beef and fatty beef slices in large size #10 DIY pot, with appetizers of popcorn chicken and fried intestine. The service is fast and food taste great. There are plenty of seating in the restaurant. There are reasonable number of parking spots in the strip mall.
First time trying dry pot, which is essentially hot pot ingredients stir fried and served in a fragrant blend of bloomed spices. I'm not a fan of mala hot pot because of the prevalence of Szechuan peppercorns, so this was a welcome variation. The flavor is definitely pronounced, and there's a good amount of oil in there so I'd recommend rice on the side to help absorb the grease. It is a bit pricy for even a small if you decide to add a few things per the add on menu (I added beef tendon meatballs, fish tofu, and lotus root) and rice isn't free at dinner time. However, the portion they serve you even with the small is really big, and I think 2 people could easily split one. Unfortunately, they forgot to add the fish tofu in mine. I'd definitely come back though! It's a unique dish that I feel they execute well.
Fast service and massive portions. This is a size large which it says feeds 2-3 people but could easily feed 4 if you add on a couple more ingredients. We got the #1 House Special Dry Pot with eggplant, quail eggs, and enoki mushrooms. It's on the oilier side but that's expected for dry pot so just keep that in mind. We took half of it home for leftovers and after overnight and adding in more veggies, it's a lot less oily.
3.5/5 Stars! First time having dry pot and I'll admit I prefer regular hotpot over it. It suck's that they don't put that much food in the base and most stuff are additional add-ons that cost extra. It's a tactic for you to pay more because if you don't include add-ons there's not much to eat. Flavor wise it was pretty good. Very spicy and flavorful and goes amazing with rice. There's a lot of food that with two of us we could barely finish it. It's a good option for large groups or those that don't mind sharing.
I've been looking for a solid reasonably priced dry malaxiangguo place in the bay. There were a few parties inside on a late weekend evening, so the ambience was calm and people were still eating together. Service was reasonably fast. We ordered the Lazy Guy Spice Pot for two which came out sizzling hot and sizable enough with room to share with leftovers. For those who haven't tried before, dry hot pot (malaxiangguo) is a stir-fried fragrant mix of meats, vegetables, tofu, and spices. Everything in the dry mix was seasoned perfectly and went well with the side of rice. Hi Pot is now my new go-to Chinese spot in Cupertino. Prices were reasonable too around $20-25 per person. Will have to check them out again for lunch when they serve complimentary rice and tea!
Food (4.65/5): The dry spice pot is so yummy! If you come during lunch, there's a special that includes plum tea and rice with your order. The plum tea is a bit sweet, but hey it's free. And the rice complements the flavorful spice pot well. The food is about $20, but it's so much food and well worth the price. Service (4.3/5): The staff take your order and bring food to you. They seem nice and refill your water if you ask. Ambiance (4.35/5): There is a good amount of indoor seating and Chinese decor on the walls. The restaurant and bathroom were clean. There's a fish tank in the front
Who knew you could amp use the taste of king bean sprouts. Ordered the vegetarian with lamb added as extra, beef, and a custom made one. The large is shareable with 2 with leftovers. Probably the regular size is good for two without leftovers. Moderate spicy is almost not spicy at all. Could definitely go higher without worrying. Comes with sweetened tea and rice during lunch, but no refills on it. Service was fast for most of the groups orders except the vegetarian one. After the group was halfway finished we asked for our other order, it came out right after that. So it doesn't hurt to ask after a few minutes instead of waiting until near the end like we did. Good little lunch spot. Ample seating and some bustling in a modern setting.
If there is something I crave weekly, it's hi pot! This is the place that I will take my friends if they're coming from socal because i've never been to any other dry pot place that makes it like they do here. If you're looking for the numbing spice, this is not the place, but I am so thankful they don't make their pots mala spicy. I always opt for the large diy pot to share with my boyfriend and choose beef, fish and taiwanese sausage for the three selections and add instant noodles so it can help soak up the oil. The large is more than enough for dinner and we typically save half for the next days lunch and add our own veggies and ramen. It's almost as delicious as eating in! Pro tip: if you're ordering to go for a group of friends, boil some ramen and add it into the tray so it helps soak up the oil. It's so much better than just having rice on the side!
Came back again to give it another shot and was more disappointed than before. The stinky fried tofu had no actual tofu in the middle. It just tasted like fried batter. From the presentation, the tofu did not smell, but as you start chewing it, the smell started to kick in. I got a dry pot with medium spicy level and it was not spicy at all. It's suppose to be a dry pot, but the bottom of the pot had at least 1 inch layer of oil/ water.
First time trying this place out. Starting with location: average size inside. Parking can be a bit difficult since it's not a huge parking lot. Service was not too bad. We waited a while to get our order taken, and to get our check, as well. Couldn't even find them to get refills on water. It was hard to flag down our server, and it wasn't overly busy at the time we went, so that knocked down one star. Food was delicious, however. I opted for the diy pot and added beef tendon, lamb, and Napa cabbage in it. I decided to go for medium spicy, but I think I could have gone a little spicier. But flavor profile was amazing! Portion size was just enough. I would come back again, maybe try out the hot pot to see how that tastes. Overall, I would recommend trying out the food here! Rating: 8.5/10
If you like spicy food, this is the place to be! It is located in a older plaza, however don't let the looks fool you. This place is definitely a hole in a wall restaurant! I was disappointed that they took the 水煮魚 dish off their menu, but they still have an extensive list of dry pot options. read more
1 year ago
I got the build your own dry pot with fatty beef, lamb shoulder, and pork belly. Each individual pot comes with vegetables and potato as well, and is way more than enough food for one person. The chili flavor is strong and goes perfectly with the complimentary bowl of rice and tea (tea is only for lunch). Each bite was delicous and there was a great balance of meat to other ingredients. read more
I decided to come here for a chill dinner date close to home. However, this place doesn't really have the ambiance for a romantic dinner date; it's more suited if you or your group of friends are looking for a budget-friendly meal. We ordered the Lazy Guy Spice Pot (medium spice) and the Beef Combination Spice Pot (mild spice). We initially wanted to get the Stinky Tofu, but they told us they had run out. The spice pots were pretty good, and you definitely get a decent amount of meat, probably more than most other restaurants (except maybe BBQ places). It's a bit on the greasy and salty side, but that's to be expected with dry pots, with a touch of freshness from the herbs. We didn't get rice initially, but I highly recommend it; the leftovers tasted better when we had it with rice. I was expecting a bit more spice, including some mala spice, but it turned out there wasn't any mala flavor, and the medium spice level wasn't that spicy. The portions were substantial; it ended up being about 1.5 servings per pot, possibly 2 if you had rice. Overall, the dry pot is a decent choice if you're looking for a high-protein, budget-friendly meal. While I might not get it again, I'd come here again to try their mala hot pot and appetizers. read more
The new spot for dry pot. I haven't tried too much dry pot in the area but if someone is craving it, I'm recommending Hi Pot! Affordable, delicious, and best bang for your buck! Located in Cupertino, the parking is a bit crowded but you can literally go on the street next to it and be fine. They have their own recipes, but you can go custom although I'd say if you want a variety of things, the price goes up. Fortunately, you can scrape by with the bare minimum of free side-ons. I don't recall how much you can pick from each section, but I only paid slightly above $20 after tax and tip. Service is great. The food came out faster than I expected. There are alcoholic beverages available which makes me wonder if this is a great spot to dine and drink. Who knows? read more
I had the medium miso and it was perfect. I will certainly be back during the cold late fall and winter seasons. There can be a long line, so come early. Also, parking is a little challenging for the Cupertino restaurant. read more
4 years ago
This was my first time at Hi Pot and it did not disappoint. They have hot pot and dry spice pot as well as an array of appetizers. Advice given to me was to try the Spice Dry Pot so I chose the D. I. Y. Pice Pot. It already comes with celery, bean sprouts, potatoes, and bean curd. My add ons (three are included) were the Taiwanese Sausage, shiitake mushrooms, and peeled shrimp. The sausage was thinly sliced and really soaked in the spice flavor, the shiitake were perfectly cooked and still had a good bite, and the shrimp also soaked in the spice flavor which kept them moist. The surprise star was the potatoes! They were like French fries and not what I expected, but it worked so well in the dish. The lunch spice pot comes with white rice (can never go wrong with this) and a tea (was a sweet, green tea). I had never had spice dry pot before and it has quickly become a favorite dish! read more
Dry pot is basically all the ingredients and spices of a numbing, Sichuan style hot pot, but no broth. If you haven't had the opportunity to try this dish before, I would highly recommend you come here! Each dry pot option comes with some combination of proteins and other fixings including bean sprouts, potato, celery, and bean curd skin. This dish can get pretty spicy really quick and my personal preference is to go with their mild or medium. You can also choose what size you want for your pot and the small can pretty comfortably feed 2 with some leftovers. I will say a downside is that the dry pots don't come with complementary rice. My personal tip to getting around this is ordering take out and cooking my own rice at home LOL. Regardless, the food is so delicious and it comes out super fast (within 15 minutes!) that I have to give this place five stars. My personal recommendations for their dry pots are the following: House Special Spice Pot, Pork Combination Spice Pot, and Beef Combination Spice Pot. The first two have pork intestines (super crispy and cleaned really well!) and the last one contains tripe and tendon, so these options may be more suited for the more adventurous/comfortable eaters. read more
3 years ago
ASK FOR LESS SALTY Happy farm dry pot- 4/5 (includes- chicken wing, beef, pork belly, veggies and potatoes, large feeds ~4) -would not suggest chicken wings. Soo many tiny bones, I just got frustrated eating it and having need to pick off the meat. added black fungus, quail eggs, fish fillet, and napa cabbage. Well seasoned with just a touch of mala so my mouth wasn't overly numb. Greasy but it's dry pot, so it was expected. The potatoes, bean sprouts, and Napa cabbage soaked up the sauce and were so yummy!! -added fish fillet but only found two small pieces within the entire pot. Brought home extras and tasted EVEN BETTER the next day. We'll be back! Ate on Friday @6pm but there were lots of tables when we arrived. 0 wait time. -accepts card, cash, and Venmo!! Ambiance-casual af Parking situation- tough parking situation. Very limited spots for the amount of restaurants. Some street parking might be easier and faster when exiting read more
3 years ago
Came on a Friday night after craving for dry pot and no wait. I ordered the #4 dry pot set with pork belly, intestine, and pork stomach. The dry pot was pretty big size for one, rice was not included. The taste was pretty good, flavorful and mild (not spicy at all), a lot of meat and some onions and tofu skin. Overall a very good meal at decent price, will come back. Service was very good too. read more
3 years ago
My friends & I stopped by here wanting to try something new in the area! To me I guess Spice Pot or Hi Pot to me sounds like hot pot so I thought I was mislead because I thought it would be soup!! But it was a pleasant surprise! It's like a really spicy mala stir-fry. There are a bunch of standard pots and there are alot of add-ons you can pick and choose to put extra in to your pot. You can adjust your spiciness as well, if you want it suppper mild or even to the crazy side! The pots come in two sizes, an individual size or a larger pot for 2. I had ordered the vegetarian pot with my boyfriend and there was plentyyy of food to go around. I ended up taking it to-go and ate it with rice for another 2 meals! Some of my favorite veggies that were in my pot was the potato & lotus roots. Definitely a good visit if you're into spicy food! read more
Love their menu design. We got the pork version, at the second highest spice level 4/5. It was hella spicy and so I would recommend getting their plum juice or other drink to help you with that. The food came out nice and hot and was really tasty, I loved all the pork bits including the belly, and intestines. The two people portion was pretty big and had to pack it home but was still delicious warmed up! Randomly, their potato chunks were really tasty and crispy! I wouldn't say the pork intestine bits were cleaned super well as I smelled that iffiness when it's not cleaned well. It wasn't super obvious at first and became more obvious after it cooled down. read more
1 year ago
3 years ago
The place is quite full but there was no wait during lunch in the weekend. Since it's our 1st time here, we didn't know how to fill up the menu and the waiter was pretty rude about it. We opted for 2 small pot of beef and pork combo instead of 1 large one which is supposedly 2.5 small portion. The medium spicy was still not enough punch even for me who doesn't eat too much spicy. The content was also overwhelmed by too much bean sprouts. Probably should have added more toppings to make it similar to my favorite Local Chengdu Happy Family which is $25 & $47. We ordered braised pork rice and scallion noodle. Love the braised eggs in both but the noodle is quite salty. The free tea tastes good but reminds me of the gudao sold in ranch 99 :p With so many other dry pot place now like bel cool tasty pot, zhangliang Malatang, hi pot better step up their game read more
4 years ago
Hi Pot specializes in dry hot/spice pot which is really just stirfry and that is not a bad thing! I've been here a couple times and the Lazy Guy Spice Pot (Mild) is my go to! I love all of the meats/fish fillet and veggies that they add. Particularly the bean curd skin and potato (basically french fries). They also let you make a DIY version if you don't want to select any of their presets which allows for more customization. Unfortunately these spice pots don't come with rice, so you do need to order it on the side which is a must to help balance out the salty flavors. They have small and large portion sizes for the spice pots and the small is good for 1-2 people (I couldn't finish it by myself) and the large for 3-4 people. We also ordered the salt and pepper chicken cartilage which was amazing and had that great crunch you expect from the cartilage pieces. Parking in this lot is practically impossible but there is some street parking on the adjacent street. read more
I've been here a few times (pre-Covid, Covid, "post"-Covid). I'd say this place has been consistent in quality all throughout. I was a bit sad when they didn't offer the tea for take out lunches, but that doesn't matter anymore because dine-in is available again! I love their dry pots, but I don't really remember how their other food taste like. Small pot is enough to share between two people and a large pot is enough for several meals. I usually get the medium spice, but during our most recent visit, we went for the spiciest option. It's surprisingly tolerable, lol. Maybe my spice tolerance went up during SIP. We did have a lot left over though because spicy food feel more filling. I liked that they still served the dry pot in take out container even for dine in - makes it easy to just wrap it up and take the leftovers home. Note: The free jasmine green tea was on the sweeter side, but you can always dilute it a little with water. read more
5 years ago
Hi pot is one of my favorite place to get spicy dry pots in South Bay. It's a little oily and expensive, but so savory and really works up my appetite. I called in to place an order, super easy, food was ready in 15min for pick up. I got the lazy guy spice hot with medium spice. The lazy guy pot has chicken, beef, fish, all without bones so it's definitely great for eating while watching Netflix, you don't have to worry about choking on a bone. Medium level wasn't spicy for me at all, but it used to be spicy for me a year ago, when I first had it. Either their spice decreased or I got better at eating spice haha. So that's one upside of eating hi pot! read more
I LOVE HI POT! I've been looking for a dry hotpot place ever since I tried it in San Diego and this spot satisfied all the cravings. I get the DIY pot that already comes with bean sprouts, potato and celery. You get to choose 3 add ons and my faves are the Napa cabbage, pork belly and fish ball with roe. I recommend mild spicy bc its adds up once you keep eating! It also comes with white rice on the side. The portion is big enough for me to make two meals. It's so yummy and hits the spot! They also have regular hotpot as well and free tea if you come during lunch time. read more
2 years ago
becareful whats in your food. I found steel wool shavings inside my food!!!!!! who knows what else is in there!!!! absolutely unacceptable and could potentially lead to injury! some serious food safety violations here. i will be reporting this food safety violation to santa clara county. read more
1 year ago
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2 years ago
Okay, I've quickly become addicted to this place... I love that everything is customizable, so you can get exactly what you want. Portions are generous too. We like both the dry pot and the mala hot pot here. It is best enjoyed in the restaurant (with free rice and tea during lunch!), but they deliver very well too. BTW, my dry pot has never been excessively oily, despite other reviewers' complaints. read more
3 years ago
Hi Pot is seriously so good! Their spicy is truly spicy, especially with the numbing Szechuan spicy, so spice lovers will fall in love with this place. If you can't handle spicy, no worries, the spice level is adjustable! You can either choose from one of their set combinations or do a DIY bowl (for a little extra $), and you can add additional toppings to any bowl to make it more filling. HOWEVER, their regular portion is already extremely filling! I can only finish about 1/3 of it in one sitting. Also, if you come during lunch, they give you free tea! I love Hi Pot so much, I wish they would open one down in SoCal! read more
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Great dry pot place! Out of the meats, beef was the best. Fish fillet was also very good. Tried both mild and medium spicy. Lotus root wasn't bad, wish it was more crunchy. Wish there was a bit black sauce or consider getting rice with it. The standard items that come with it- the French fries (that's what they mean by potato), cabbage, celery, and bean curd are all very good. Overall good ambience and service was very friendly and fast. read more
My friend and I got the vegetarian spice pot for takeout and it was good! I'm a meat eater but I enjoyed it. We got it mild which wasn't very spicy but it was the perfect amount of spice for me. A little bit salty but perfect for eating with rice. The spice pot does come with a container of rice (but you will probably need more). We shared this between two people and still had leftovers! We called in to order and paid at pickup. They told us it would take around 30 minutes, and the food was ready when we came. read more
2 years ago
Came here around 5:30PM on Friday and was instantly seated. It didn't seem too crowded for the hour that we were there so seating shouldn't be an issue. There is parking right out front, but it did get a bit busy since there are other restaurants around so you may have to find parking in the side neighborhoods. You're given a sheet of paper where you can select which bowl, spice level, size, and addons. 1. The lazy guy spice pot - 8/10. I got this in a mild spicy and it wasn't too spicy, although I came another time and the mild was more like a medium, so their spice levels can be a bit inconsistent. They call this the lazy guy spice pot because the meats in it contains no bones at all, perfect for someone who just wants to pick up some chopsticks and start eating. This was delicious, although a tad bit salty. I recommend getting a bowl of rice instead of adding noodles as your carb source, the rice will really soak up the saltiness of the dish. It gets oily at the end where the oil collects at the bottom read more
2 years ago
4 years ago
Nice mala dry pot! Satisfy the mala craving whenever I have it. It's kind of heavy and but as expected for a mala pot. I like to add noodles or eat it with rice to balance the strong flavor. I always get the DIY version since you can add whatever you like in it! The price could definitely add up tho. read more
Hi Pot is my go-to spot for dry hot pot. For the uninitiated, dry pot is essentially hot pot with all its numbing goodness minus the hot broth - perfect for the hotter summer months. My personal favorites are the beef or pork combo spice pots with medium spicy levels for optimal enjoyment, but you can also mix and match your own DIY pot. Honestly anything coated in their delicious spice blend would taste good - they also have apps to pair with their yummy pots. Take your uninitiated friends here to try dry pot for the first time! read more
4 years ago
4 years ago
We came here on a Tuesday night, and it was almost a full house at 7 PM. We ordered two Spice Dry Pots: Beef Combo Spice Pot and Seafood Combo Spice Pot. Both dishes are the same Satay flavored based, just one with beef and one with seafood. I liked the Beef combo better because it absorbed the Satay sauce better. I would also recommend ordering rice or Noodles with the dish because, without it, it is a bit salty. The reason I removed a star, is that they might be short-staffed that day. we arrived at 7:10, and ordered around 7:30, didn't get our water until 7:40, and our food arrived at 7:50, and we didn't even get a water refill. There was only one waitress handling the dine-ins, to go orders, and cleaning tables. If you can't find parking in front, there is parking in the back of the building complex They take Venmo or Cash. I'm not sure about CC Overall, I liked it, and I will come again if I'm nearby. read more
Definitely mala! Even ordering mild spice numbed the front of my brain. The pots are pretty salty, especially if you don't add any extra ingredients, which makes it hard to finish an entire single-serving pot (even with an entire bowl of rice). No fuss service and space. The wait can get pretty long around 12:30pm on a weekend, but we came early lunch time and there were plenty of open tables. read more
4 years ago
Solid place to fix your dry pot craving! Reminds me of Mala Project in NY except definitely more value. My bf and I shared a large #1 and still had another meal's worth of leftovers. We got it in mild spice - it was a pretty solid spice level where you could still enjoy your food. They were super generous with the high value foods, eg we counted at least 10 shrimps. Seems like they also have regular hot pot, might try doing a small hot pot and small dry pot next time to try more variety! read more
2 years ago
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19066 Stevens Creek Blvd
Cupertino, CA 95014
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Are they open during COVID19? YES THEY ARE :) diff hours though. Call and ask
Is their vegetarian dry pot vegan? I've been craving this.
You can customize it to be vegan. From what I taste, the sauce that they use doesn't have meat or eggs or dairy in it. But I would call and make sure though.
What's in their secret sauce that they put in every pot?
Is it all You can eat?
No, but the portions are pretty big, so you won't leave hungry.
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