Hot Pot Delight

Hi - did you get rid of the lunch prices for the all you can eat hot pot?

Correct! There is no more lunch special for AYCE option.

Do you guys still do all you can eat hot pot?

Yes, all you can eat option is still available. Hot Pot Delight

How much do they charge for kids 4 and under?

We usually charge the kids price is $17.99, but if the kids don’t eat that much, we will charge two kids for one price. If only one child and he does not eat that much we won’t charge.

1. Can customers choose to use 銅鍋? I see the photos, not sure if its an option. 2. What kind of 調料 do you offer? Garlic paste, peanut sauce, etc.

We do not offer 銅鍋. The photo you see if just for decoration. We now have a new sauce station. Yes, Garlic Paste and peanut sauce are available.

Does 2 portions of meat per round count the seafood or meat ball part?

Seafood or meat ball does not apply to the 2 portion rule.

Is this restaurant BYOB?

It is not, they have a full bar. They share the bar with the Mexican restaurant

How much is the all you can eat option per person?

23.99 per person, it is so worth it. They serve it in rounds, you have a 2 hr limit

Do you offer a completely gluten-free meal? Also I cannot tolerate MSG - will your restaurant work for me? Thank you!

Hi Elizabeth: Yes we can provide a completely gluten-free meal and also with no MSG. But be sure to mention it to your server when you order. Please note: The food items you can select may be limited and it may take slightly longer to get your…

Would a vegan find much to eat here?

Hi Elana: Absolutely! If you are vegan, then don't do the all-you-can-eat option and do a la carte. We have plenty of vegetable ONLY options available. We also have a special vegetable soup base as well for vegans. Hot Pot Delight Management

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Maybe the atmosphere is devoid of feng shui but we came here for the food. It's delicious and…read morequickly served. They have bubble tea and sustainable to-go packaging, so 5 stars as per my criteria ;)

This place was recommended to me my another foodie so I decided to give them a try. We met another…read morecouple on a Monday night and it was pretty empty. They do a tremendous amount of takeout. We were seated immediately and the service was amazing. The interior is pretty plain but the food options were crazy. Huge menu serving both Japanese and Chinese dishes . Prices are on the higher side but the portions are huge and the food is made in house with fresh ingredients. I started with the Alaska Roll which had salmon, avocado and cucumber. The roll was just average. For our main entrees we had the Beef Chow Fun with pan fried noodles. Very tasty with a fantastic brown sauce. I added a little Sirachi for some heat My wife is Gluten free so they made her a chicken and vegetables dish with a white sauce. Very good. For dessert we opted for some Mochi but unfortunately we were disappointed with the taste and portion. Definitely not worth 1.95 per piece. If in the area and you are looking for authentic Chinese or Japanese cuisine,give Noodle and Sushi a try.

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US Ramen

4.3(47 reviews)

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We normally go to Ramen Misoya or Chicago Ramen, both great options with vegan and "halal" options…read more I saw this on some Chicago Halal Foodies reel and decided want in. I got take out and everything was well packaged and remained hot after it got to it's final destination about 1h away. My partner is vegan and enjoyed the vegan option. It wasn't anything fancy however most places slap vegan after taking things out and you pay the same price. This place more or less built the ramen with vegans in mind and so the ebb and flow of the ingredients worked out to be a delicious ramen dish. I had the spicy halal ramen, it was also delicious. We also got two halal chicken ramens which, you guessed it, was delicious. The broth wasn't as thick as ramen misoya or as light as chicago ramen. It was in between but actually really good and not as salty. We also got the spring rolls, sesame balls, and agedashu tofu which tasted well. The spring rolls and tofu weren't as crispy but it was a long trip so not on them. I could've sped, but I was getting great mileage. They still tasted great. Now this place also has Chinese dishes which makes it a great option when in the mood for various Asian cuisine and going to one shop. I forget the name of another joint in Chicago on the west side that does the same but it has all the things and it's great but that's an even further. Regardless everything we had was enjoyable and the halal chicken tasted significantly better than Ramen Misoya. It was seasoned very well. At Ramen Misoya, it's not "zabiha" but it's considered halal. I'll try to explain it as best and fast as I can. In Islam halal/haram means permissible/impermissible. Halal in terms of food mainly applies to fauna (i.e. animals, fish, insects, etc). For example corn, pineapple, bread, strawberries are exempt and are thus always halal. Zabiha is the term which means the animal was sacrificed, while being thankful for it, and a process was followed to ensure minimal pain and suffering and it was cleaned, prepped, etc properly. Basically to be thankful for what you have since you're benefiting from something living / cognizant and not just being flippant because it's livestock. Now for some animals in order for them to be edible, it has to be permissible (i.e. halal), as such it has to be Zabiha. However there are schools of thought where so long as the food you are about to receive and or consume isn't haram (i.e. pork) and it was given with pure intention, you can say "Bismillah" and enjoy your dish. Zabiha and halal are often conflated but I hope this explains why.

We finally got to dine in at US Ramen recently! I appreciated their appetizer selection the most…read more Crab Rangoon was our favorite appetizer. Out of the ramens we tried, the spicy miso and spicy tonkotsu (with kimchi) were our favorite! The regular tonkotsu was just missing a bit more flavoring. We visited on a weekday evening and while it got busy around dinner time, it didn't get too loud and the service was great. Our food items came out quickly and were very fresh! : crab rangoons, takoyaki, sesame balls, tonkotsu ramen

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Kai Mom's K Food Togo

4.6(62 reviews)

2.3 mi

I enjoyed a short yet warm time at Kai Mom's K Food Togo! I stopped by to eat and it happened to be…read morea quieter time in the restaurant where no one was dining in (there were some people who came in to pick up orders). I enjoyed my jjampong! The broth was delicious and as expected to be. The guy at the cashier was warm and hospitable, and the food was very filling. Would recommend! Next time I'll try their doppoki, as it looks really yummy.

My first Yelp Review of 2026!…read more Kicking off the year with Kai Mom's K Food To Go -- and I'm so glad I finally tried it after seeing all the buzz. They have quite an extensive menu offering both Korean & Chinese entrees. It was tough deciding what to choose but we ended up ordered the Jjampong + Jjajangmyeon combo, Pork & Stir-Fried Squid, Galbitang, and Soy Garlic Fried Chicken (Bone-in). Out of everything, the Jjajangmyeon was the clear standout. The flavor was so good that I'd honestly come back just for that alone. Absolute comfort food. The Jjampong didn't quite hit for me -- it wasn't bad, but it felt a little bland and lacked the umami I usually look for. I've had better elsewhere, so I'd probably skip that next time. Similarly the Pork & Squid stir fry just didn't pack the right punch for me so I would pass too. Other highlights were definitely the Soy Garlic Fried Chicken and Galbitang. The chicken was packed with flavor, perfectly crispy on the outside, and juicy on the inside -- a must-order. The Galbitang was comforting and hearty, with about four bones in the soup, super tender meat, and a clean, soothing broth. The space itself is small with only four tables, and we lucked out getting one. It has such a cozy, homey feel -- like you're sitting in her kitchen while she cooks you a homemade Korean meal. Service was excellent too; they checked in often and kept our drinks refilled. Overall, a great start to my 2026 food reviews. I'll definitely be back -- especially for that Jjajangmyeon and Soy Garlic Fried Chicken. I can't wait to try more of their dishes.

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Rose' 11

4.5(17 reviews)

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When you come grub a lunch in suburbs and realize that you are in a very stylish modern inviting…read morerestaurant We were the only customers and the server was very nice The food is good and served so nicely Will definitely come back here

Russian, polish friendly. Breath taking. Fresh food.kind service. All utensils & glassware is very…read moreclean. Wine was glamorous. Recommend.

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Pho Xich Lo

4.6(28 reviews)

1.2 mi

Food ... delicious. Service... VERY attentive (almost too sensitive :-). Ambiance... fine; nothing…read morespecial. It is my wife's birthday and she picked this place. It didn't disappoint. I had the spicy beef pho, and my son and the birthday girl had the non-spicy beef and chicken pho respectively. The five stars are because my wife thought it was very good! TBH - So did I and my son, but she is the pho aficionado. Go to Pho Xich Lo for some Pho! Peace!

Well ever since I've been working in streamwood passing by I've been also exploring the restaurants…read morein Roselle because one of my mom's close friends used to live here as well as her son who still lives here and is now taking over her home which is now his home. So far I tried Mr A's across the street for breakfast and it's a hit or miss it's good on certain dishes like the pancakes but not the French toast. This is my first time trying this Vietnamese place across the street and it seems pretty clean I did try to come here but you have to come here Wednesday through Sunday and I came on a Monday or Tuesday and they were closed. Right now this is my opportunity trying them and so far it's been a quaint and ambience on the declar if they're playing soft jazz music. So far service was pretty quick. Instead of the typical traditional Vietnamese summer or spring rolls I went for the Chinese side which they had shrimp shumai which is more dim sum I just ordered one it was okay. I ordered the pho with the beef tendon and it was a meh ok. I think it could have been a little more flavorful with their pho broth but it wasn't bland either. Needs more cinnamon. What's also unique was the fact that they kept their soup spoons and their regular spoons and chopsticks in this wooden box and then another peculiarity was you had to get the condiments of basil chili pepper bean sprouts and lime up in a tray versus for them to bring it to you. The line in the basil didn't seem that fresh which is why I was a little disappointed other than that it was okay. I don't know if I would come here more often but there are other places I tried that are Vietnamese in which the pho had more flavor and was better. I probably would come here for their dim sum

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Thana Thai Restaurant

4.3(29 reviews)

3.3 mi

One of my favorite Thai places in the Midwest. Always great food and service. Try the Cucumber…read moresalad, a sweet vinegar dressing. Their Panang is a very Flavorful, substantial sauce with perfect seasoning, not too spicy for me. Tender chicken and just right veggies. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who enjoys Thai cuisine.

This small restaurant is located in a strip mall and has about 8 tables. The walls are bare except…read morefor a few hanging art. The menu offer you the typical Thai dishes like Pad Thai, Pad See Eiw, curry and fried rice. Overall, food was not bad. Thai Iced Tea $5 - Good flavor, not overly sweet. Chive Dumplings (4) $8 - Good texture, could have used more chives. Mussels Thai Herbs (6) $13 - The individual mussels were lined up on the plate. Papaya Salad $8 - The papaya was served on top of iceberg lettuce leaves vs. cabbage. Papaya was crunchy, but not particularly flavorful. Basil Fried Rice with Tofu $14 - Could have used more tofu. Pad See Eiw $19 - Noodles were nicely cooked. Red Curry $18 - I didn't try this dish. Taro Custard $8 - The raspberry cream sauce on the side didn't exactly compliment the flavors of the taro cake. I prefer a different type of Thai custard to this spongy version. .|\---/| | @_@ | ..\_^_/..2026

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Zen Ramen & Grill

4.2(94 reviews)

4.4 mi

I was hungry yesterday night and wanted to get quick dinner. I found this place less than a mile…read morefrom my house. I came here around 8:45 pm and had 45 mins (as they were closing at 9:30 pm). Inside space is nicely laid out - I liked chill vibe of the restaurant. However, they have interesting set up for order - you have to use kiosk to place the order and I didn't see much of change options for entrees like ramen change requests. The food that I got was very delicious- enjoyed it and portions were generous. I felt it would have been even more nice to have some sake options to go with this food.

How delightful! This place hit the spot after a long day. The orange chicken with fried rice looked…read moreamazing in the photo and had to grab the spring rolls. I was thinking about broccoli after ordering and actually received the orange chicken with some delicately cooked broccoli perfectly. Great flavor and peas and carrots in the rice are just the right touch. Legit orange chicken bowl. Upon calling to ask about a menu item's ingredients (whether it was dairy free) and they were very helpful. Thank you for a great dinner.

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Five Spice Kitchen

4.1(159 reviews)

3.4 mi

All of our food was very delicious and showed how care was taken in preparing every dish…read more The atmosphere is very comfortable and inviting. We highly recommend this restaurant and will return again and again.

I'm giving this review on the sole basis of what I ordered which was not the food, it was the milk…read moretea. I ordered 100% sweetness for both which is marked super sweet on the menu, and when I tell you this tastes like water I'm not exaggerating. Not a hint of sweetness in either drink. The food may be fine but the drinks are not, order water for the table folks.

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Phat Phat

4.2(536 reviews)

2.2 mi

I absolutely love the food here! Strong, flavorful dishes. The dishes appear small but are quite…read morefilling. The spices infused come out in every bite. The fried tofu, fried rice and noodle dishes would highly recommend. They are our staple dishes. The industrial decor with open ceilings make the space appear open and spacious. However, it creates a space where the noise fills the room. Not necessarily a bad thing, but definitely bustling and gives a lively feel while dining. Staff were friendly. The wait staff seemed very busy managing tables. Service wasn't slow, but definitely felt their restaurant is always at capacity which is a good problem to have! But just expect to have a wait while there.

The Din Tai Fung of Illinois is finally here!…read more My family and I have been chasing the high of Din Tai Fung's soup dumplings for years, but there has always seemed to be an absence of restaurants like this in the Midwest. Thankfully, Phat Phat stepped in to fill that gap. We drove 30 miles for a late lunch around 2:30 p.m. to hopefully beat the crowds. There's a huge parking lot in the back, the building itself is incredibly unique, and the interior is absolutely beautiful. It feels modern while still being warm and inviting. We wanted to try a variety of dishes, so we ordered two baskets of the Shanghai Soup Dumplings, the Enoki Mushroom appetizer, Chicken Fried Rice, Phat Phat Chicken, Nasi Campur, and finished the meal with the Mango Sago. Everything was incredible. The soup dumplings definitely filled the void that Din Tai Fung left behind. Every dish was fresh, perfectly seasoned, and served piping hot. The Mango Sago was the perfect palate cleanser and a refreshing way to end the meal on a hot summer day. The standout for me was the Enoki Mushroom appetizer. That will be a must-order every time we come back. We also have Indonesian family and have visited Bali, so we were excited to try the Nasi Campur. It was spot on. The satay is another must-order in my opinion. Our waiter was kind and attentive, and the rest of the staff were just as welcoming and pleasant. Overall, this was a fantastic experience, and we'll absolutely be back.

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Noodles and Company

2.9(45 reviews)

4.8 mi

Never heard of this place but my bf's family wanted to pick up dinner from here for one of our game…read morenights so we headed on over! After trying this place, I really wish we had this in CA (or maybe we do and I had no idea this whole time). I LOOOOOOVE noodles so this place was literally made for me lol. Although when we visited, I was already semi-full from an earlier meal so I ended up just getting their gyoza which was honestly perfect. Super delicious and would definitely get again with some noodles! Service was quick and easy. They have the menu on the left side along the wall before you walk up to the register to order. The interior seating felt a little outdated but I assume most people order take out anyway. Huge parking lot, it was basically empty when we came by! My bf got some kind of teriyaki chicken noodle thing and his sister got some Mac n cheese. The portions are a good size and can honestly be made for two meals for someone like me. Would definitely come back! IG: @ammysalamii

The restaurant is clean and nicely decorated. The food menu is on the wall when you first walk in…read moreand above the ordering counter too. I ordered the Tortellini Pesto and it was really salty. My husband ordered the Pad Thai with Steak and said his was too salty as well. We shared a huge rice crispy treat it was really good! The lady at the register was really kind and did her job well. Will be back and try something else next time.

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Mike M.

7 years ago

I went there yesterday for breakfast. Eggs, bacon, and sausage WERE AMAZING. The staff was nice, friendly, and very helpful. I left a big tip. I like the way they season their food in particular. I also like the atmosphere in this place. They are very friendly and loving people. I hope to return to this place very soon. Matt the waiter was my favorite. He really showed us some true consideration and compassion. Thanks HOT POT DELIGHT! read more

Celia L.

7 years ago

Consistently good food. Reasonably priced. And, they actually have really spicy hot sauce unlike most places. We really enjoyed our time there. Delicious. read more

Teddy K.

4 years ago

Good service and fresh meat and vegetables, all services welcome to customers. Also they always welling to refuse your order all the time

George Y.

7 years ago

Love the staff and the food is awesome .. it's a wonderful vibe in the restaurant.. I wish I could visit more often !!!

Mike R.

7 years ago

Good food, had good experience with the service, would go back i dont see much of a line for the food either

Patrick L.

7 years ago

As first, so confused about the entrance, I had to go surrounding there to make sure not enter the wrong one

Ella S.

7 years ago

It's an awesome place to go for hotspots! Good service and they have all-you-can-eat option.

Nicholas A.

7 years ago

this place was pretty good but the resson i dont like it was the servace

Fernando D.

7 years ago

I had to go surrounding there to make sure not enter the wrong one

John C.

7 years ago

Honestly one of the best Chinese food places I've ever been to

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