Hotpots are fun and are very interesting experiences. However if you can afford the time to go to Chinatown go there to the new Chengdu Memory instead. Morfire is just ok, the kind of things that doesn't make you upset, but you never go back either. Ideal if you want something close by and dont care what you have. This was not a bad idea before Chengdu arrived, now I cant think it will survive once the bold flavors arrived for Hot Pot. read more

Absolutely AMAZING! I'm a huge fan of hot pot but was having trouble finding a place in Seattle that wasn't just "ok". I found Morfire online and decided to try it out. WOW, what a great surprise. Besides the staff being super friendly, kind and thoughtful, the food was SO GOOD! We got the Miso and Tum Yum broth, with a variety of vegetables and meat. The tamarind sauce combined with beef and sesame pork was so flavorful, along with everything else. For drinks, we had the Lychee sangria and Dark & Stormy, which were also great. The total for 2 drinks + LOTS of dishes for two people was $70. Morfire is a MUST to anyone that likes hot pot, or just wants to try something new, OR just enjoys eating great food. We're for sure going back! read more

I had never heard of Thai hotpot before so we had to give this a try. The interior is very clean and cute. At a 4 person table, there are burners for two pots that are a reachable distance from everyone. We ordered a single pot of tom yum and a single pot of the herbal broth. For hotpot items we ordered: 2 of the house made pork and shrimp ground meatballs, 2 orders of wontons, various vegetables, spinach noodles, and an order of pork belly. Each portion is cheap ($2-$6) but also small. 2 orders of wontons = 12 small wontons. We ended up ordering more and getting a broth refill on each. I'd suggest ordering a double order of any ingredient you want if you have 4 people, and sometimes even a double order if you only have 2 people given how small the ingredient portions are. The meat is local and pasture-fed, and super high quality, so that must be why. All in all, we left full and satisfied and spent about $85 for 4 people before tip. The Tom Yum soup was our favorite. Service was super friendly and attentive and continually cleared our plates. We'll definitely be back again! read more

I had a fairly good experience at Morfire, and will likely be back. The thing for me with hotpot restaurants is that it takes a couple of times until I'm familiar and comfortable with their pot, the heat settings, and the right ordering strategy based on portions. The cocktails seemed very interesting and I tried (and loved!) the hibiscus sour. Everyone working there from the moment we walked in, until we were walking out was incredibly friendly and you could simply tell that they took pride in their little restaurant. I can't say that we ordered the right combination of things, but it was still fairly tasty. When it comes to DIY hotpot, vs. boiling point style I think dining at swish-swish, for instance, is a bit easier and more straight forward. That being said Morfire has them beat on the ambiance, unique experience, quality, and staff friendliness. Perhaps next time we'll try normal entree options and a non-DIY hotpot to check that out as well. This one has my recommendation, cheers! read more

This place deserves all the good reviews. Highly recommend the hot pot, there are many options and each broth we've tried has been good! Attentive service as well - got a reservation same day on a weekend read more

Yummy! We got the "dried hot pot" with chicken, and the tom khao hot pot soup with morfire mix and black pepper beef. Broth was great with the chili paste mixef in. Portions are slightly small, but after drinking the broth felt full enough. Prices are super reasonable - $35 after tax and tip. Could have done without black peppered beef, next time might try sliced meat or vegetarian. read more

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Busy street parking so make sure to leave time if you're going during busier times. They do have a happy hour. They were clean, friendly and attentive. The flavors weren't as rich for the hot pot. The noodles were cut up pretty small. read more

The moo ping pork appetizer was my favorite. The drinks are also great. The hibiscus sour is amazing but again, biased towards hibiscus. The dishes were a bit expensive for the portions but everything was overall delicious. Usually I like tofu skin but they were a bit too stiff even after cooking for so long. The pork belly slices were good especially in the Tom kha soup. read more

Pretty average hot pot compare to many other Chinese style hot pot places. Not a big fan of their beef slices/pork slices (not tender enough for hot pot), and not very fond of their dipping sauces either (I sincerely hope they work on improving their dipping sauces, it's very important and they are lacking here). However, I am still giving this restaurant a 4 stars. Given that their price point is excellent (do note that this restaurant is at Cap Hill), and their Thai/fusion selection is pretty nice. I love their skewers, their shrimp balls, and their wonton, these are unique food items that you don't normally see in a hot pot or a thai restaurant. read more

We were stoked to try Morfire. None of us had ever had hot pot and the reviews were stellar. Overall it was a great experience. The waitstaff was super sweet to us and we took a lot of their recommendations. We ended up getting three hot pots with Miso, Tom Kha, Tom Yum and Chicken. All were great, my favorite was the Tom Kha. We pretty much tried every add-in possible but my favorites were ground pork and prawn and Morfire mix. We ended the meal with some cotton candy which was fun. Overall the meal was what we were hoping for. We were a little confused with the sauces (which was which) and cooking times (because we had ordered so much), but that was our fault. Not sure if I'd go again (because of the amount of work it took), but it's definitely an experience that I'm glad we did and everyone had fun. read more

Came here with my boyfriend and had an amazing experience!!! Family hot pot for a great price, delicious crafted drinks, and a cozy authentic feel. Everything was fresh and tasted amazing and I can't get over the price! 10/10 Family Style Hot Pot, Pork and Beef Meatballs, Taro Boba Tea, Chilled Tofu read more

Located right at the bottom of our Airbnb so this was convenient for us! It's a thai hot pot place, so there was definitely a thai twist to your usual hot pot. You can either order a traditional hot pot with the broth and you dip items in the pot or you can order an already made hot pot with items already boiling in the pot. Half our table decided on the traditional hot pot and the other half also ordered the already put together hot pot. Both were good! There are a variety of items on the happy hour menu and we ordered the chicken wings and the cauliflower. The cauliflower was lack luster but the chicken wings were pretty good, nothing to scream about. The hot pot itself was great! You're able to get a bunch of dipping sauces as well. They also have a full bar and there are drinks on happy hour as well. read more

This place is super cool! This was my first time experiencing Thai hot pot. You have the option to do family style and order each item separately or individual hot pot. We got the Tom yum and Tom kha soup base. Both were super flavorful. My only complaint is that the beef was not what I would like, the marinated beef lacked flavor. Lastly, I enjoyed their teriyaki sauce chicken wings, delicious! read more

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After driving from Kansas City to Seattle and back, this was one of my favorite restaurant that we visited on our trip. I had visited a hot pot restaurant in NYC and didn't think I was a fan. However, I decided to try it again and am so glad I did. Not only is this place extremely affordable for a hot pot restaurant (half of what we paid in NYC), the food tasted better, and the customer service was incredible. If you're in Seattle, I highly highly suggest visiting! Also, they offered a discount if you check-in on Yelp! read more

It's a small Thai restaurant on a not-so-busy area of Capitol Hill. As an avid fan of hot pot, I was excited to try this place for their Thai hot pot and was not disappointed. We tried a few of the appetizers during their happy hour special and really enjoyed them - especially the meatball skewers. For hot pot, they offer various broths and we opted for the miso & herbal. The miso was more standard while the herbal was unique and had a bit of a bitterness. All the hot pot items were ordered separately but they had a great selection and the meat was interesting, with a house sauce and raw egg. read more

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Ever since I first visited Morfire, I've been back every couple of weeks. This is the first restaurant where I've been a "regular" and addressed by name. An honor! Morfire is always delicious and unlike anything I've had in Seattle. For those who haven't tried hot pot, it's a great opportunity to get creative. There are countless combinations of vegetables, meats, fish, and broths. The customization and engagement of hot pot makes it fun for groups, but you can always choose an individual pot if you're on your own. I tend to order the Thai coconut soup with lots of veggies. It's one of the richer and more flavorful vegetarian broths, but meat-eaters will love it too. Even though the soup makes up Morfire's foundation, the noodle dishes shouldn't be overlooked. Each time I've tried one I've been impressed. My girlfriend raves about the fried rice, too. (Best she's had, she always says.) Thank you, Morfire for the delicious, reliable comfort food :) And thank you for those $5 wells. Such a rarity in Capitol Hill! read more

Loved the tom yum soup based hotpot, perfect for cold rainy seattle evenings. The set up was neat and service was attentive. We picked up pork, gyozas, fish cakes, and morfire basket of veggies for the hotpot. We also had tom kha soup base but that was not much to speak of. We ended up ordered chicken wings too for some reason, but would completely skip it. What made the night was a quick and complimentary cotton candy. read more

I've been here 3 times and have always had a great experience here. The hot pot options are so fun and flexible to choose from! The Thai fried rice is one of the best I've had in Seattle. Not greasy like Chinese fried rice. The Iron skillet noodles is one of my favorite dishes, perfectly balanced and seasoned. Food can be slow to come out but so worth it. Service is also great at refilling your water. This is one of my favorite places because everything seems healthy and genuinely Asian :) read more

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Hotpot is an amazing activity. It can be intimate, individual, or group oriented. The options are endless and variety is key. Morfire encapsulates everything that hotpot means, not only in the food but in the atmosphere as well. Hotpot is a feeling and Morfire delivers that cozy, inviting, and familial vibe all too well! Since moving to Cap Hill I hav visited this place at least half a dozen times and it never fails to impress me. Sure, the broth could have a bit more oomph to it but the staff more than makes up for it with their kind and inviting personalities. Whenever I'm having a rough day you can bet I'll be craving some Morfire happiness in a bowl. read more

Such a nice atmosphere to share with someone special or your friends and family. We love how we can share together and have fun cooking our own food. The service is really great too, unlike the boiling point in seattle 5th ave by international district this place got lots to offer. Not to mention , the price is twice as less and you get more than what you paid for . Go here instead definitely coming back. read more

Really cute little place. They have a ton of things on the menu for less than $5 so you can try quite of bit and still stay within your budget. We had the son in law egg on the side of our hot pot and fried rice. The service was great. We sat at the bar since we didn't have a reservation and was delighted by the amount of regulars who came in to pick up to-go read more

I went on a date here on friday night. The place was fairly full. The staff here is nice and helpful with providing recommendations. I ordered the pork meatballs and the son in law egg for appetizers. I wish the egg yolk was less cooked so that it has a gooey center. The fried outer shell was tasty along with the sweet sauce. The meatballs were okay. The waitress said the sauce would be spicy but it didn't taste like it had spice at all. For the entree, I ordered the tom yum soup and subbed out the pork belly with pork slices. I was pretty hungry and finished all my food. I didn't finish the soup, it was too spicy for me. My date ordered the herbal individual hot pot and a white lychee sangria. The sangria was sweet which I liked. I definitely could've eaten more food, though I do have a big appetite. If I were to go back, I'd order the stir fried entrees. read more

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This is easily one of our favorite places in Seattle and most of the time a go to for us on a weekend afternoon when it's cloud/rainy. The service is very good and everyone that works there is super helpful. Even times when it is busy, we feel like we are getting served like the only ones in the restaurant. They are very prompt without overcrowding you. They're super nice to our kid as well :) The food is amazing. We love that you can split the the broth which allows my wife and I to choose what we want. The food is affordable as well, we really like going during Happy Hour as it's $2 off on the appetizers which are good. Our favorite thing is the Pork Belly and the different mushroom options. This is a place we always try to take visitors. read more

This is a great place to have a super healthy, hot pot style dinner. We started with meatballs and chicken wings, cocktails, wine and beer...then ordered two pots of soup base hot pot and enjoyed trying beef, pork, fish, shrimp, tofu, various veggies, rice noodles, etc. we had a miso broth and a herbal broth. We came to Morfire with a two year old and all went just fine... so it works with all ages I think! read more

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Stopped in here about a week ago during happy hour. They had amazing side dishes, buffalo cauliflower and fried chicken were to die for. Edamame was well made and the drinks were amazing. We ordered hot pot, as the place is known for, and was rather surprised with the lack of flavor and spice in the dish. I am no hot pot expert but the broth was bland and the accompanying veggies and meat were mediocre. Definitely great prices during happy hour, but if you're going for just hot pot I would look somewhere else. read more

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Great people and great food! The staff and owners treat customers like guests and friends. The buffalo cauliflower and gyoza are A+. Hotpot is great for groups. Music selection and ambiance is also always great. read more

This is the only place I can get authentic Thai style Suki Heng ( stir fried vermicelli with tofu sauce) in Seattle. It brings back memory of the time I lived in BKK. In my home country, most of noodle place is specialized in one type of food which is different from Thai restaurants in the States. I can have Suki Heng at Morfire every day! read more

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My girlfriend and I had dinner here tonight and it was fantastic. The service was great too. We will definitely be back.

The Suki Hang was flavorful and not too heavy. The portion wasn't huge but was enough for one (not too famished) person. Would definitely try again. read more

Morfire - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

A lot of gluten-free options. It is kinda small inside but the food is great. I order from here all of the time.

Very unique Thai Hotpot experience. Great service to go along with the amazing food. Everything we ordered was great. If you have the "Son in Law" egg or Tamarind egg on the menu when you go then order them for starters. And the broth in the hotpot was flavorful and fresh. All the meat we ordered for the hotpot were nicely flavored and prepared with an attention to detail. Pepper beef was A+. We even ordered a plate of fried rice which was a pleasant surprise. Definitely coming back again. read more

It's the best. Get Tom Kha, get extra tamarind and bean curd sauces, be happy and full. Simple as that. Amazing and friendly staff too. And during COVID, hot pot works well even over your stove at home. read more

Cozy little spot in Capitol Hill with a Thai-style twist on hot pot. They've got a nice mix of small plates (edamame, gyoza, etc), entrees and then a very extensive hot pot menu (meats, veggies, seafood) along with 3 different broths. The main thing that distinguishes Thai Hot pot from the other Hot Pot places in the ID is the addition of various sauces to dip your meat and veggies in after they are cooked in the broth. For hot pot we ordered split broth (herbal & chicken) and meat, lamb, the Morfire veggie mix and some shrimp that the kids liked. The herbal broth, ordered spicy, was my favorite broth - more texture and complexity, but it wasn't too spicy by itself. The menu explains that specific sauces are "paired" with the broth you picked, but you can also order ones you specifically liked. I enjoyed the red bean sauce, but my wife preferred the chili sauce (she's spicy like that). Came in around 5 with 6 people for dinner, and definitely glad we came in early - there's probably only space for 20-25 at tables and another 5-10 at the bar. If we'd have come in any later I don't think we'd have gotten a table for an hour. Would be nice if they took reservations. I will definitely be back and try more items on the hot-pot and maybe one of the other broths or small plates. It's good they have the entrees too if someone isn't interested in the hot pot, but my guess is it isn't what they'll be known for. read more

Very friendly staff and cozy ambiance. Went to celebrate for my friends birthday and they surprised us with a little dessert and a candle. Great for a group or for a couple outing. No outdoor seating, but lots of choices inside (bar, booth, or tables). read more

Rare gem: Thai Suki Hotpot Thai-style Hot Pot, called Thai Suki, is similar to Japanese and Chinese style, but the flavors are really Thai. It's not a "Thai twist" on hotpot as some may think -it's own thing. It's not super spicy (unless you make it that way) and always warms the heart.The meal reminds me of when I was younger going to MK Resturants in Thailand. 3 different broth paired with a variety of sauces. It's really hard to go wrong. A la carte on most of the menu. My favorite item is the homemade meat balls. If you're coming by yourself, I would recommend the Dry Thai sukiyaki entree. It's has all the flavor of the hotpot, but soupless! read more

My wife and I moved to Seattle about 4 months ago and have frequented this establishment at least 2-3 times a month (which is enough times for them to know you by name!). In fact, we came here the day we got married! Morfire (as previously noted by other reviewers) is very similar to MK in Thailand (a hot pot chain). One MK's best features in Thailand is their house sauce which Morfire has found a way to improve (sweet, spicy, tangy and perfect)! I've not yet had a bad experience here (they are always accommodating and they know my Wife and I well enough that we don't even need to mention what type of sauces we like). In particular, we love the herbal broth (which they spice up for us). The broth is rich, flavorful and further accented by the delicious cuts of meat and veggies they offer at low prices. If you want a great meal and superior customer service, look no further! read more

**DELIVERY ONLY REVIEW** As the disclaimer states, I ordered for one via caviar and the experience (FOOD ONLY) was a solid 3.5. Were it in-house, I may have rounded up as service can make up for meh food. Delivery, I only know what I know. (Disclaimer - Caviar was lovely and efficient. No qualms with the delivery service). My first impression was impressive - gyoza, served alongside CRACK. MorFire, teach me your dumpling sauce ways! I want to learn. The gyoza were just gyoza. But because of that sauce you get 4 stars. Second was the "Suki Hang" or dry hot pot. It was what can only be described as adequate. 3 stars if I'm feeling generous. Served with some veggies and fried tofu, the glass noodles were thin, like angel hair, which is all well and delicious, but there just weren't many of them. Like I'm still hungry. And I had an appetizer. The dish was good but it certainly was not groundbreaking. And I've had ground breaking noodles. There was also a strange yu-choy-like green in there, which I believe was celery leaves because it tasted like celery and I really hate celery. But that's not their fault and I would never deduct for this. I'm just warning all you fellow celery haters in the world of this unusual addition. Overall, $27 later, and still hungry. Not a good look. And ultimately why I chose to round down to 3 instead of up to 4. I'll probably just order gyoza x3 next time and call it a meal... read more

Lovely, friendly service and amazing broths! I need to try their small plates some time, but the hot pot is so good.

Good food, great service and nice songs. Overall winner. Tried their Tom kha bowl. Definitely coming back to try other dishes.. read more

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A great place to enjoy Thai hot pot with friends. Morfire has top quality meats and fresh ingredients. The soup bases are excellent along with their house sauces. The owner and staff are very friendly. The drink are top notch. Highly recommend Morfire. The restaurant is small and cozy. Make reservations if you can. read more