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    Long Men Bay Hot Pot

    4.1 (57 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 3:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM

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    Susan T.

    Okayyyy we are in loveeeee !!! we wanted to try something different besides happy lamb so we came here! We got the half-and-half and honestly, it was so good. The quality of the meat here is really top-tier. Highly recommend getting the beef and lamb and the tripe combo! The service year was amazing as well! It was very crowded when we went there, but it was worth the wait!

    The half hot was just mild hot. The non spicy was really a nice soup base for most anything.
    Chris M.

    Very clean and great place. Super busy! Always good to get there early. The food is always super fresh and good. We will be a frequent flyer. Yum!

    Joyce T.

    So far the best hotpot in Fremont/Newark area, decent price, good quality food and great service, no wonder it's always long line in weekend. we love the tender beef, pork bone soup, spicy butter broth (mild), fish fillet and especially the $3 self service sauce bar. It's not only sauce bar, it is also appetizers and desserts bar, which is such a deal. There are many appetizers and desserts, all are great. Will come back again to try other menu items.

    Jasmine L.

    I truly do not understand the hype. I came around 45 minutes before opening because I heard the lines could be long. Unfortunately, it was not worth the wait. This is the first time I've tried Chengdu/chongqing style hot pot. but I expected the abundance of hot spicy oil. That said, it's truly pure oil no 'broth'. At least, I would not recommend drinking it at all. That aside, my true issue was that the meat quality was extremely subpar - frozen, chewy, and just overall tasted quite grisly. And the subpar quality was across the board, for both hot pot beef slices and the skewers as well. The skewers were especially chewy, and the hot pot meat was previously frozen and very fatty/had a meaty taste. Not high quality for the prices. Everything is a la carte, similar to Haidilao, and for basically Haidilao prices (~50/person), I expected more. Higher quality meat at the very least! Like Haidilao, the side dish bar is extra. The side dish bar is great, and they also have traditional Chinese soup desserts, as well as frozen fried sesame balls. There's also sauces you can choose from, as well as fruit (oranges & grapes). The cumin beef side dish was quite good as well actually. The cold chicken feet was not. Overall, I think this style of hot pot isn't for me as I like being able to sip the broth. If you're okay with just dipping and you like spicy and really oily food, then this is for you. I got the medium spicy and it was decently spicy. I probably wouldn't come again, just not my thing.

    Cynthia Y. L.

    We visited for a late dinner ~8:30pm today (Friday night). There were still a lot of people even though it was late. We put our names on the wait list and walked around the plaza ~20 minutes. After we got seated, we placed our orders using the QR code at the table and everything came out quickly. The meats cook fast because they're thin. We also ordered the meat skewers because a lot of tables had them but they were just ok imo (prefer the regular sliced ones more). The sauce bar was *chef's kiss*. I loved the variety of sauces and the fruits were SO sweet. We had a huge bowl of grapes and some orange slices. The sesame balls were also perfectly chewy and soft. I didn't get to try the grass jelly though :( The sauce bar is an additional charge per person. Overall, this place is really good! It reminds me of other premium hot pot like Haidilao. I'll definitely be coming back here again!

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    First time hot pot for my husband in which my daughter ordered mild and it wasn't even edible. My daughter being young did not want to complain, but it was extremely spicy to the point my husband started choking due to the spice level. I would just hope next time the servers explain that mild is just as hot as spicy, see the photo.

    Ken C.

    Not just for long men This place was pretty popping on a sat night. We went for their half and half hot pot. The tomato broth was super tomatoey, almost like a light marinara sauce. The spicy butter came with two large blocks of butter in the soup. The veggies were fresh, meat was good quality. They have a lot of the more eccentric offerings, including blood, liver, and intestines. Their appetizers are not bad too, especially the sesame balls. I didn't like how they charged to use the sauce station. Also, the place is poorly ventilated and at some point the fumes from our pots and adjacent pots became overwhelming. Overall, decent spot especially if you like the more eccentric ingredients.

    Yun H.

    This was my first time eating here, last Friday. Tomato hot pot: I rate it 4.5/5 Mushroom hot pot: My friend rates it 4/5. Fresh beef: You should try the beef and egg platter (as shown in the picture), it's very delicious: 4.5/5. The portion sizes for crab sticks, fish tofu, vegetables, and mushrooms are larger compared to other hot pot places (maybe $7-10 per platter): 4.5/5 The clams at the sauce bar are very tasty and quite popular. The self-service sauce bar costs around $2-$3 per person: 4.5/5. The staff is quick and cheerful: 4.5/5. Overall rating: ~ 4.5/5

    Ervin S.

    New spot when I ate her not new now but a post is a post. The food quality is high but just a tad more pricey than others. I never talk price but then again, we did add wagyu slices. Soup base was yum and overall the food was on point even got some skewers which was yum. Presentation is nice as a whole. Service was good and attentive but not hovering. This is just perfect. Ambiance is open booths which is nice versus privacy booths. There was a line and it seems it gets packed but it is worth it. Versus Happy Lamb it would be a tough call. Happy Lamb for better location and a larger meat selection.

    Robert C.

    Relatively new mainland-Chinese style hot pot place opened up near the Lion's supermarket. Main note I want to highlight is the wait line to get in, come about 20-30 minutes before they open to guarantee yourself a table once they open otherwise you will be waiting until someone finishes their hotpot. You can imagine most people will take 1.5-2 hours so if you miss the first round at open, you'd be waiting this long! The food is all self-order, much like Haidilao, with a large sauce/appetizer bar. You can take leftovers home since it is already paid for when you order it. Soup base and food is good overall, though I do not think it justifies people waiting hours to get in

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    Cary L.

    The newest hot spot hot pot place in The Bay! I'm not sure if this is a chain place but there are obvious unavoidable comparisons that come to mind once you arrive. For me, Haidilao or LiuYiShou or ShanChengLameizi pop into my head. This place is medium sized but suffers from popularity so there is a wait. However, you can only get in queue at the restaurant by signing in electronically. Fortunately we got there on a Wed evening near opening time so our wait was short! Ordering is thru a QR code scan that opens an online app. Easy enough. Options are broad with a few unique delicacies. The self serve bar does feels like it has a few less options than other places overall. It has the basics of soy sauce, satay, seasame oil/ paste, vinegar, etc. Service is pretty good and quick. Not quite Haidilao but better than average. One eyesore that stands out is the messy hallway at the restrooms where they have a bunch boxes of supplies stacked up. You can't see it from the dining area but when you go there you can't miss it. All in all, is this worth trying out? I'd say, "yes." But try to avoid the long wait time if you can. Avoid peak times like weekends!

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    Michelle L.

    Trying this new hotpot restaurant today. Simply love it! We ordered the double soup base. Spicy and pork bone soup base. All the food are very fresh and tasty, tender beef is the best and must order. Sauce station is full of snacks. The best part is the fresh watermelon. So sweet and juicy, perfect for the summer! Service is very friendly. They come to check on the table often. We enjoyed our lunch very much. Will be back soon.

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