While there are two Mala projects in the city, the other spot has a slightly higher rating. Still, I figured since these two are essentially serving the same food, I'd go to this location which seemed a little less crowded. Anyways, there wasn't really a wait, so we got seated right away. The servers are pretty friendly here. The main feature is the dry pot, which contrasts from chinese style hot pot, where everything is thrown into a soup. We probably ordered 8-9 different items for our pot, and despite it being a very motley assortment of things, the dish really came together and tasted fine. We also ordered some purple rice along with the pot, which was like $2 per bowl, or something like that. In the end between three people the total came out to a little under $20 per person. Some of my friends thought it was kind of expensive considering the dish didn't really require any cooking, but was just a bunch of individual items thrown together. I sort of disagree- I think the dish was quite good, and assembling a good dry pot is definitely a type of art- however the price is a little high for something I could have attempted to make at home. I might come again however, because the process of building your own dish was fun. read more

MáLà Project Bryant Park - dry pot - Dim Sum Near Me - New York, New York

Delicious! A bit pricey but come during lunch specials! This was the second time I came here and this time, I ordered Dan Dan noodles (not pictured) and it was good but portion was a bit small. I attached a picture of the Mala hotpot I got the first time I went below! read more

MáLà Project Bryant Park - Dim Sum Near Me - New York, New York

This branch has been my favorite for the past 2 years for dry pot. No other competition existed as this place was the best in NY. However, it saddens me to say something changed. I understand portion being smaller due to hardship cases by pandemic, but the taste also changed. Now drypot has a strong soy taste. Was gonna rate one star, but the staff here are still super friendly and nice. I know you guys are still in great business, but just wanted you to know the taste is not same anymore. read more

MáLà Project Bryant Park - Dry pot with purple rice - Dim Sum Near Me - New York, New York

I love coming here. The food is amazing and has a lot of variety. A great place for anyone (vegetarian, pescatarian, etc) due to its customizable bowls. Highly recommend this place! read more

I would say this is the best dry pot place in Manhattan! One suggestion, medium spicy can be more spicy than you thought! read more

MáLà Project Bryant Park - Dim Sum Near Me - New York, New York

Nice place to go with friends to share fry pot. Can be a little expensive but manageable. read more

MáLà Project Bryant Park - Chinese Fried Chicken The Tripe. Fried Pepper With Thousand Year Egg Build Your Own Mala Dry Pot Liangfen Of Happy Tears - Dim Sum Near Me - New York, New York

Came here with my girlfriend for date night. This is my go-to place for dry pot. It's about as good as it gets when it comes to Szechuan cuisine. It's build-your-own-pot style, meaning there is a base of spices and you pick the ingredients that go in it. Ignore the quantity recommendation - even if you come hungry 5-6 ingredients is good enough for 2 people. The ambiance is great. There are candles and flowers. It's not perfect: the peppercorn can knock you out, and some of the cups were still tinged with spice (probably not washed enough). However, overall this restaurant is so impressive I'm giving it 5 stars. The good: Sliced eye of round All the mushrooms Lotus root The medium: Pork belly Tenderloin The tofu's Bamboo shoots The ehh: Wakame read more

MáLà Project Bryant Park - Dry Pot - Dim Sum Near Me - New York, New York

pretty good dry pot, liked the combination of veggies they picked in the lunch special. Especially liked the squid one. the dry pots are very spicy and full of flavors, portion is a bit small which is nice so that you can also get a few appetizers for appetizers, the lotus with sticky rice is good, it is not too sweet for appetizers the pork belly with pickled veggie is good too, hearty portion convenient order and check out capabilities on your phone read more

This used to be one of our favorite places to order from until a recent experience where they charged us without giving us our food. I'm not sure if they've had a change in management but now, despite being in the hospitality industry, this management has zero regards for their customers and their staff is poorly trained to the point they threaten customers. They do not respect the time of their customers and have the audacity to charge them without providing the food. I strongly recommend that you do not order from this restaurant. We recently submitted an order on their website as usual. We wanted to confirm the order prior to arriving and called multiple times but they did not pick up. Once we arrived, they told us the kitchen was closed and they would not be able to complete the order. Despite closing earlier, they did not update their online platform or contact us to know they would not be able to fulfill our order. When I asked why they did not answer the phone, they said that the phone was broken. To make matters worse, Joseph (the waiter) accused us of having a "bad" attitude and began raising his voice. He did not bother apologizing for the inconvenience and went as far as to tell us that he didn't have to help us if he didn't want to. He threatened to do nothing about our order and leave it as is without a refund. I asked to speak to management but they refused to share any contact information and said the manager will reach out. Joseph continued to speak to me in a very unprofessional manner and said he would not apologize since it does not fix anything. It's been multiple days and I have not been contacted by the management and I have still been charged for the food that I did not receive as Joseph threatened. This restaurant does not respect customers and their time, and is a poorly managed establishment that tolerates extremely rude staff. read more

Yes yes yes. Love this place and can see why it's so popular. I first discovered Mala Project through delivery - it was good but I recommend going to the restaurant in person as the ambiance, service, etc somehow make the food taste better. I got the mantou & condensed milk as an appetizer and their popular dry pot. The mantou (fried bread) was good and was reminiscent of a donut. The dry pot was the star of the night - I'm a huge fan of hot pot to begin with and I loved this dry cooked version. Depending on how much you want (I went a bit crazy and got a bunch) the portion sizes can get quite big so keep that in mind when you go. read more

MáLà Project Bryant Park - 6 Piece Gold and Silver Manto, drypot - Dim Sum Near Me - New York, New York

There are 2 locations for Mala Project, one close to Bryant Park and the other is in East Village. Both locations take reservations. I tried to walk in on a Friday night with 5 people at 8pm and was quoted a waiting time of 1.5 hours... we learned our lesson and I came back another day after making a reservation beforehand. I went with a friend and we ordered the spicy chicken with cucumbers as an appetizer and shared a 7-item dry pot. We ordered the spicy spiciness level and it was perfect! Definitely mix your dry pot when you get it since a lot of the spice sinks to the bottom of the dish. Halfway through the dry pot, we had to order a bowl of rice to balance out the spiciness lingering on our tongues! We got the following items in our dry pot: 1. Lamb - I am usually not a big fan of lamb but this was delicious! It didn't taste gamey at all. 2. Fish fillet - Would pass on this item. We could barely find any fish in our pot. The pieces that were in the pot were more skin to fish ratio. 3. Sweet potatoes - One of my favorite items in our dish! The sweet potatoes are cooked until soft and adds a sweetness to an overall spicy dish. 4. Bok choy - Nothing too special but it was nice having some greens in our dish. 5. Bean curd - We wanted firm tofu but they were out so we resorted to bean curd. Pretty average. 6. Enoki mushrooms - Yum! These mushrooms do a good job soaking up the flavors of the pot. It also adds some texture to the dish. 7. Rice cakes - Good to have some carbs in the pot to balance out the rich flavors. Overall, service was attentive and I constantly found my water cup filled. Very much needed while you are eating spicy foods. Overall, a great spot if you are craving something spicy! Remember to book a reservation prior to coming! read more

MáLà Project Bryant Park - Spicy Chicken with Cucumber - Dim Sum Near Me - New York, New York

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I used to love this place cause of how spicy they could make my dry pot. Recently they have been sprinkling spices like a baby food. I won't be ordering anymore. read more

MáLà Project Bryant Park - Dim Sum Near Me - New York, New York

Delicious !!! We can choose the level of spiceyness various menus. Everyone who like tasty chinese food can enjoy. read more

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If you are a vegetarian or vegan, this is not the right place for you! Also, there is nothing special about the food.

This place is bombbbbbb. Great service, great vibes, but like everywhere else in NYC, there will be a wait. It's definitely also on the pricier end for the type of food, and HEADS UP the dry mala pot is by ingredient, so it adds up quickly! But the food was delicious. Everything had the perfect kick to it. It was never too spicy or numbing, but still made me sweat lolol. Nice spot to revisit in Midtown! read more

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I come here frequently when I'm in the mood for dry pot. The dry pot here is really good - I typically get around 9-10 different toppings (for 2 people), including a combination of meats ( sliced eye of round, beef tenderloin, chinese sausage, beef tongue) and vegetables (enoki mushrooms, bok choy, fried gluten). It's a bit on the pricer side: ~$60 for 2 people. That said, the food is really good and we typically get seated very quickly without a reservation. read more

MáLà Project Bryant Park - Dry Hotpot with Black Lychee Tea - Dim Sum Near Me - New York, New York

If you are in the west 40s and looking for a place to go to dinner, look no further than Mala Project. Depending on your group's preference you can order one dry hot pot to share or get individual ones. Our group of four got two hot pots- one not spicy, the other very spicy. You can add as many ingredients as you'd like and you pay per item. We tried glass noodles (strongly recommend), baby corn, chicken breast, beef tenderloin, broccoli, bok choy, quail egg, potato and shiitake mushroom. All items in the pot were delicious, however the potato tasted undercooked in my opinion. The sauce was light but complimented the items nicely. Each hot pot came with one serving of rice. We also got two orders of steamed dumplings- one pork and one vegetable. Definitely order the vegetable dumplings! They were delicious. I look forward to dining at Mala Project again. read more

Absolutely love this Mala dry pot place! Super cute ambiance and really nice waiters as well. The build your own pot allows individuals to personalize each pot from ingredients to spice level. They also have a lot of ingredient options and it's priced fairly reasonably. Highly recommend for those who like spicy food! read more

MáLà Project Bryant Park - Build Your Own Mala Dry Pot - Dim Sum Near Me - New York, New York

Was looking for Asian cuisine around Bryant Park when this popped up on restaurants nearby. Read the reviews on Yelp and I have to say it did not disappoint! Awesome virtual ordering at the table and service was quick and efficient. We got the leftover rice, spicy chicken cucumber and mala dry pot where you add your own ingredients. Everything was excellent! The spice and aromatic flavors on the mala dry pot was sooo mouth watering!!! Must try this spot in Midtown! Just wish there were options for fried rice without pork. read more

MáLà Project Bryant Park - Spicy Chicken and Cucumber - Dim Sum Near Me - New York, New York

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Food: tasty and had non spicy option!! I really love the crabmeat in the dry pot and the BEEF BALLS YOOO!! get that sheettt The taro was a bit dry tho. Purple rice was tasty. The spam was ok, not special. Vibe: crowded on a Monday night but eventually cleared up and we made reservation. Pretty noisy but just get a table for 2 so lean forward to chat. Service: they were keen to watch out for us and filled our drinks. Got our order within 10-15 min. Price was $42 and then tip so around $50 for a filling drypot! Clean bathroom and located in midtown, easy to walk to places. read more

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Went here on a Saturday night, made a reservation but probably didn't need it. This location has a similar feel to the LES location, but definitely less crowded. We started off with the eggplant with roasted garlic which I was surprised was served cold, but ended up being a pretty tasty dish. We also tried the pan-fried pork dumplings which were good. Then, of course, we had a dry hot pot - we chose 10 different ingredients in the mild sauce and shared between 2 people. The dish itself was really delicious and a very large portion (and yet somehow we almost finished it!). The sauce was just the right amount of spicy and the whole pot was very flavorful. Make sure to get the fish balls, beef tenderloin, and lotus root in your pot! Overall, I think the way they do dry hot pot is a special experience and is great to share with someone who has an adventurous palate. I would absolutely come back! read more

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We ordered delivery from here and got the spiciest one with normal stuff (nothing too advanced/exploratory). It was so good and I loved every bite! Not sure how in-person dining experience is, but delivery was wonderful. However it's tough to know how much to order because there is no mention of portion or recommendation on the menu. It was about 20 per person and we probably could've eaten 50% more per person. We know for next time to order more! read more

No lunch reservations but if you get there before the noon rush you're guaranteed a table. We were seated right away with 6 ppl at 11:55am. Would recommend either individual lunch portions or sharing family style with a customization order. For the appetizers I really enjoyed the fried pepper with thousand year egg and liangfen of happy tears. Also not on the menu is mantou which are steamed and fried buns that you dip in condensed milk. For hot pot ingredients the must trys are the fish filet, lotus root, bok choy, pork belly, sliced eye of round, and tofu skin (plus many more). read more

MáLà Project Bryant Park - 10 ingredients, big enough to feed 3-4 ppl - Dim Sum Near Me - New York, New York

I LOVEEEEEE THIS PLACE. IT IS SPICY AND YOUR STOMACH WILL HURT BUT NO PAIN NO GAIN! I'm so happy that they have a mala xiangguo place in manhattan now! Honestly you can get the same thing in flushing for half the price but I guess for the convenience, this will have to do. My friend and I came at 5:30pm on a Tuesday and I made a reservation in case since this place is always booked on weekends. However, I don't really think it's necessary during the time we went. As it neared 6:30-7:00, the restaurant did begin to fill up a lot, though. They have a happy hour but it's not that good. They have lower prices on house wines and beer I think, but even then, the prices were still pretty standard, especially for the amount of house wine they give you in a glass. We got the second to spiciest flavor dry pot and it was SO SPICY, so be careful. Also order rice because this stuff is super salty without. Rice is extra, but I guarantee you will enjoy the meal so much more when you order it. The food came out really fast so I was excited. It's pretty standard dry pot but they have a lot of option to choose from! I'm glad this place has a lot of authentic ingredients to choose from for the dry pot. read more

We made a reservation for Saturday evening since the East Village location is always packed. This place is the complete opposite. You can walk in on a Saturday night and be seated right away. We ordered the standard spicy dry pot with about 10 ingredients and some drinks. I'm a fan of their Rose Lemonade. From when we got there at 7:30 till leaving around 9:30-10, there were always tables availabe. It definitely has a different feel compared to the East Village; the ceilings are higher, the tables are further apart, it's less crowded etc. If you're looking for a more relaxed dining experience, come to this location! read more

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The good: Fish balls (with meat inside). Chicken thigh. Broccoli. Glass noodle. The okay: Quail eggs, Lotus root, Woodear mushrooms, Firm tofu, Scallion pancake (loved the sauce), Rice cake (a little tough), Purple rice (was almost black). Didn't like, although others did: Cold Noodle with pickles & cucumber (it was made out of a grain similar to soba). Other ingredients in our Dry Pot that were not bad, although I couldn't tell what was what: Beef tenderloin Pork belly Pig kidney Lamb read more

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the dining area was very nice with candles and flowers. they had a happy hour and was able to get a tsingtao beer. the ma la dry pot packed a lot of flavor but it wasn't over numbing which many szechuan dishes tend to be. the fish filet had a nice crunch from its breading and was soft on the inside. read more

MáLà Project Bryant Park - fish filet mala dry pot - Dim Sum Near Me - New York, New York

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SO OBSESSED WITH MALA DRY POT! There was once a time where I did not like peppercorns and the numbing sensation it causes... these days I've done a complete 180 and I am an addict. So, I'm so happy that there are restaurants serving these awesome mala pots these days. I'm sad that I live in another borough! Anyway. J and I came out to this location (there's another location in the East Village) yesterday around 7 without a reservation and the place was pretty busy already. The host asked us to wait at the bar for about 10 minutes for a table, which is where we ended up staying (our choice; he did have a table for us indeed after 10 minutes, but we were comfortable at the bar)... as the night went on, the line of waiters grew; at one point, there were 5 parties waiting. Next time, I will make a reservation just in case. They have a Happy Hour from 5-7 where the cocktails are get one, get the second half off. (I believe beers and wines are $5 and $6 respectively.) We unfortunately just missed the time, but tried a cocktail each. The Last Word is a gin based cocktail with maraschino, chartreuse and lemon; it's fragrant and herbaceous. I liked this one a lot. The Blood and Sand is a whiskey based drink with sweet vermouth, maraschino(?) and orange juice. This cocktail was very sweet, but when we let the bartender know, she remade it for us and it was less sweet. I think I would pass on this cocktail next time though as it just seems to be on the sweeter side in general for my tastes. For an appetizer, we had the Liangfen of Happy Tears which was described in an Insider Video that I saw as mung bean noodles. It is coated in a chili oil sauce and topped with scallion. This was yummy; it reminded me of a Korean dish that I grew up eating called "mook," though the sauce is different. It is a pretty big size, so it's good for sharing. For our dry pot, we ordered 10 items. It's recommended to order 8-10 between 2 people on the menu. We ordered 3 orders of the sliced eye of round (which is like the thin slices of meat served in hotpot) and one order of the following: beef tripe, roe filled fish ball, bok choy, lotus root, cabbage, enoki mushrooms and snap peas. We had it in the spicy spice level. In general, I would recommend choosing whatever ingredients you like in hotpot and as for quantity, perhaps order on the lower range of items recommended, especially if you plan to have appetizers and to eat the pot with rice. I loved almost every ingredient in the pot; the veggies retain their crunch which is great, but next time I will skip the fish balls (as the flavors don't absorb into them). Also, I wish they would separate the enoki mushrooms a bit before they add it into the pot; they're served in huge chunks and it's kinda annoying to separate them after they're cooked because they stick together. We ate until we nearly had to unzip our pants button and we still had enough leftovers for both of us to have for lunch the next day (though it does microwave pretty well, so perhaps it's actually a good idea to order on the higher recommended range!). Of note, the container the remaining was in was not tightened fully and the width of the bag does not allow it to lay flat so the oily sauce spilled everywhere... not a pleasant commute home. White rice is free, purple rice is at a nominal cost. J tried the purple rice; I prefer white rice with the dry pot though. The spicy level is pretty damn spicy. I eat spicy food really well, but this dish makes my head sweat and my nose run (makes for such a sexy date!) and it numbs the tongue... but it's awesome. I had previously gone to the EV location with A and tried his mildly spicy bowl and it definitely did not have that mala kick that I am obsessed with. I'm debating if I should brave it and try the very spicy the next time I go! We were super, super full (could not even have a second cocktail! And if you know us, that almost never happens to J and I), so we couldn't order any desserts but perhaps next time (or not, I'd rather eat more of the dry pot!!) read more

This is the second time my husband and I visited this restaurant and the service and food were again excellent! Current pregnant and I was craving it badly. I ended up calling for a reservation since the Resy app said there were no appointments and the woman who answered the phone was so polite. Anyway, when we arrived we were seated and immediately attended to by our waiter, young man who was extremely friendly. We ordered the pigs ear in chili oil again which was delicious and super flavorful! We then decided to try the spicy chicken with cucumber. Both of us agreed that the dish was not what we were expecting and was somewhat flavorless. For our meal, we both ordered the build your own dry pot. Mine had shrimp, lotus root, pork belly, Celtics, bamboo shoots, Bok choy, fish, baby corn, oyster mushrooms, enoki, black mushrooms (can't remember the name), glass noodles among Dr other things. Overall, excellent food, atmosphere, service, and staff! They need to expand to New Jersey!! read more

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I went to Málà Project with a group of 4 for a friends birthday. We got 2 bowls with 5 items in each to share, one mild and one spicy. Neither were particularly spicy so if you want to bring on the heat get the very spicy bowl. Service was very fast - we got our food within 10 minutes of ordering. As for the bowls, the portions are very large and 5 toppings are more than enough for each person. My personal favorite toppings were the pork belly, bok choy, fish fillet, beef ball and quail egg. But in all honesty, preference of topping will depend on the individual. The important part is the sauce has spice for a strong flavor, but not particularly spicy, which adds a lot to the toppings when mixed with the rice. I would recommend having at least a group of 2 to maximize the number of ingredients you can try in your bowl. Also if you have difficulty with spicy foods, make sure to get a cold milk tea - it'll help a lot. read more

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SO GOOD I WAS THERE 3 NIGHTS IN A ROW!!! Like everywhere in NYC they required proof of vaccination. They close by 9, so you have to plan to be early. Wait times are not long but you have to wait outside. They have a bar code on the table that leads you and your party to order. If you want to pay separately you'd have to let them know. However it shows every one's order separately.I highly recommend the drypot. You have a ton of options to choose from. The depth of flavor is just out of this world. Absolutely delicious. The spicy option is spicy-spicy so beware of that if it isn't your thing. The fried dough was nice with. Comes with some kind of condensed milk dip that adds sweetness to it. The staff was nice enough to give us a complimentary Pancake appetizer. It was absolutely delicious and crispy. The dip had some bean-like flavor which was nice. I could go on and on about this place. Highly recommended! read more

MáLà Project Bryant Park - Appetizer down! - Dim Sum Near Me - New York, New York

They have the smallest portion dry pot!! I ordered 12 item dry pot for 2people (they suggest order 8-12items for 2), but it's probably just enough for 1 person if you are hungry. However, cost me about 60 dollar for this small portion of food. The worst part is, I only got 1 rice even though I ordered 12 items and clearly stated "Don't forget 2 rice". Moreover, I found out there are 2items missing...( worth$10) One star is only for the flavor. The food is ok, but I will never come again. read more

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Excellent food. Friendly staff who assisted us with our choices since it was our first time here. Not your run of the mill Chinese food. Quails eggs were spectacular. read more

I was looking forward to trying this establishment but they were underwhelming on all accounts. To begin with the service was terrible, we walked it at 4:00 on a Tuesday and they were upset we didn't have an reservation, (on a Tuesday) the place was empty. The water glasses at every table were dirty. (I ordered a coke in a can) No time during our meal did anyone stop by and ask if we needed anything. (it's not like it was busy at all) after ordering 2 appetizers and 2 mains everything was brought out together. The Apps were cold, scallion pancakes and Pepper chicken. (We wondered how could they get all the food ready so fast) my main was chicken breast/Pork sausage, the chicken was fine but the pork sausages were cold.(baffling) when the came with the check, we did alert them to the cold apps/ pork sausages. The waitress came back and said, "if you would have eaten the scallion pancakes right away, they wouldn't be cold)........they were cold cause they were never hot. She did end up taking them off the bill but still not a pleasant experience. Hopefully the other locations have better service/food read more

MáLà Project Bryant Park - Scallion Pancake, Spicy Popcorn Chicken, two dry pots - Dim Sum Near Me - New York, New York

First time having dry hot pot and I thought it was delicious! Started off with Liangfen of Happy Tears, which I thought went really well with the dry hot pot. Shared a bowl of a hot pot with a friend with fish fillet, prawns, lotus root, enoki mushroom, and bean sprouts. It ended up being a pretty sizable meal for the both of us. We got the mild spice-level which I thought was good, I think next time I'll definitely try the spicy. Very glad I got to try this place! read more

This place is a take out regular for me. They're extremely vegetarian friendly, and the dry pot, veggie dumplings, and scallion pancakes are delicious!! read more

MáLà Project Bryant Park - Hot Build Your Own Mala Dry Pot, Scallion Pancake, Dumplings - Dim Sum Near Me - New York, New York

Came here for dinner the night upon arriving in Manhattan, and it was a great welcome-back-to-NYC meal. The service was great and the atmosphere was chill and non-touristy. Never been to a "dry pot" restaurant before, and the food was delicious. We especially liked the spicy chicken with cucumber appetizer, and of course the dry pot was super tasty! They have an extensive selection of quality dry pot ingredients and I can't see how you can go wrong with any of their scrumptious choices. Noms! read more

MáLà Project Bryant Park - Spicy chicken with cucumber - Dim Sum Near Me - New York, New York

This was my first time trying dry pot and I was thoroughly impressed! I ordered take-out from the location, and the pickup process was smooth. The server at the entrance has all the orders ready to go for any carry out orders. I added 7 add-ins to the "Build Your Own MaLa Dry Pot" to split between two people, and it made for a very filling meal between us two. The total for the dry pot ended up being about ~$33. I liked how the flavors were well balanced where the Sichuan pepper didn't dominate the taste of the entire dish. I also enjoyed how the dry pot wasn't too heavy or oily of a meal. The mild has a bit to spice to it where we both had to have a cup of water on the side to finish the food. Looking forward to coming back and trying the spicy version next time. read more

I found my new love - Szechuan food, specifically dry hot pot. I've always loved spicy foods, but Szechuan food is a different type of spice that really gets your taste buds going. Although, for some, you cannot feel your tongue after a few bites. I came here with a friend and we ordered the mild hot pot with 10 different items. I can understand why people are complaining about the size. It is very tiny for the price. But my friend and I don't eat a lot and we were very full after the meal. They also offer free rice! Always eat it with rice! My favorite items were the fish fillet and the fish balls. Everything else were just standard hot pot items - beef, tripe, different veggies, mushroom. Mild was not too spicy, it was perfect because my friend doesn't like spicy foods. Then I came again the next day, with my brother. He loves spicy food so we decided to get the same items, with "spicy" this time. Wow, it killed us. There is a very big difference between mild and spicy, it's crazy. But in my opinion, although it numbed it tongue a little, the spicy had more flavor. The restaurant is very spacious, but it fills up quick! Try to call and make a reservation, I'm not sure how long walk-ins have to wait. read more

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Wow so good! I love that they are so flavorful and not too numbing (sometimes Szechuan places are just all numbing and no spice or flavor), and that it's pretty friendly to any dietary restrictions as you can just order whatever meats/veggies you want! Beef tenderloin - 5/5 thicker cut and SO juicy Beef tongue - 5/5, again so soft and juicy Squid - 4/5. Pork belly - 3/5. This was okay, thin (hot pot /shabu style) slices, and yes it's a lot of fat cuz it's pork belly. Napa, oyster mushroom, bokchoy, konjac noodles (they're knots) are all excellent add-ins as well! PS tip come for lunch! It's slightly cheaper :) read more

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