-a lot of food!! -customizable sauce bar -service has always been nice and friendly -good deal for amount and price -lots of selection -they renovated somewhat (?) recently so it looks a lot nicer

Quaint hotpot with a large menu for toppings and combos to cook. The service was fast and they had everything you needed built into the table for convenience.

The restaurant's vibe was great and the service was awesome. The food i feel is a little overpriced, especially when you can go to other hot pot places and get more for your buck. Their sauce bar is also a little limited, but I like how they are labeled and also like how they give newbies tips on how to mix sauces. Overall good and would come back solely because of how nice the service was

I LOVE THIS PLACE. My favorite is the lamb hotpot plus it's halal since the lamb is from new zealand. The seafood hotpot is divine too with addition of salmon makes it so unique and delicious when cooked in the broth. I highly highly recommend getting the fizou fish balls as a side order. It's a ball with eel inside of it which literally tastes like meat.

Ok so I'm not sure if this got a new name change but I was led here after my search for poke led me to Chamblee. I was a little confused because when I walked in it was like all hot pot seating but when I said I was here for poke they showed me where it was on the menu. I was recommended to order the signature poke bowl and omg so glad I did. I've been on a hunt for true authentic poke that wasn't from a chain or skimped out on toppings and THIS gave me everything I asked for. It was so good, so filling, so fresh. This location is a drive away from where I live originally but I see they have a Duluth location so I'm hoping it tastes just as a good there!

If you're a hotpot amateur I recommend having an experienced friend come with you or that you do your research before eating. The reason for that is to eat as it's intended. I'm sure regardless of how it's eaten it'll still be good (as long as you don't undercook your food, can't help there) you have your sauce ingredients at the bar to whip together flavoring for your broth. It's up to your pallette but try not to miss that. You're also given an egg which I idiotically boiled and had a unflavored hard boiled egg lol. I was informed it may be good to crack and dip the meat into or to crack into your broth. It's a good and fun dining experience regardless of how you decide to eat or what you decide to eat. Have fun and eat, the seafood hotpot is what I got and it was pretty delicious, my gf had the Tom yum broth and that smacked