ZZ HOTPOT HOUSE

Ginny Sharma-Morgan 2 months ago

Great place. Service was great. Food was very good. Free drink with order. Not busy for a Saturday

i am you 2 months ago

I been going here for a some time now(filled 3 cards) and the food is amazing. The service is quick and they are super friendly. Why I gave it a 4 star They need to update their website. I came here today and I found out that their creamy curry hotpot does not have Vermicelli anymore when on the website it said the curry hotpot had it. When I ordered they did not tell me about this menu change. This was very disappointing. Also, they don’t have their pho hotpot anymore. The table is also sticky for some reason but that does not bother me that much.

Rita 3 months ago

I went on a Sunday at 5:30 pm- there was no wait. Service was quick: they flip tables quickly. Food came out quick. The beef hot pot broth was not authentic but still enjoyable. I strongly tasted shrimp paste in mine. It wasn’t bad; just warning people that are not used to eating fermented products that the beef broth contains a bold aroma. I asked for mild and the broth came out too spicy for me. I recommend no spice for those that are on a dietary restriction or cannot handle spicy foods. Unfortunately, the hot pot is served on a burner over a fire starter so your ingredients will get overcooked very fast. I had to fish everything out before enjoying as my Napa cabbages were getting soft fast! The popcorn chicken appetizer was on the softer side but delicious on its own; the dipping sauce did not elevate it. I have 2 complaints: I wish there were more beef slices and none of the dipping sauces tasted delicious. For $17.95, I guess I got what I paid for.

Jenny L. a year ago

I’ve been waiting for a decent Taiwanese hot pot spot nearby for a really long time and ZZ Hotpot House is definitely hitting the mark! The ZZ Hotpot Special has the broth that’s about 80% similar to the classic Taiwanese 3 mom Stinky Tofu hot pot brand (三媽臭臭鍋) which is already a win in my book! It even comes with a piece of pork blood cake and a few slices of pork intestine, trying to represent the authentic taste. (Almost there as my point of view.) The Taiwanese Spicy Hot Pot is served with beef slices by default, and unfortunately, they don’t allow substitutions for pork slices so I skipped it this time. The Seafood and Japanese Hot Pot came with two fairly large shrimps, what a nice touch. Veggies are generously piled under the hot pot, so you get plenty of greens in every pot. They offer four different sauces each table for you to mix and customize to your liking. Compared to Boiling Point, this place has a more diverse selection of Asian-style hot pots, including flavors from Vietnam, Thailand, Korea, Japan, Sichuan, Nanjing, and Mongolia. Right now, they have a happy hour deal (Monday to Friday, 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM) where each pot is just $14.95, and it comes with a f

Lauren Dang a year ago

Such an underrated restaurant! 💗🍲 They offer a decent range of hotpot flavors and a bunch of other dishes as well! It was our second time coming and we were quite impressed. Compared to other hotpot places that we've been to, the flavors were pretty similar and had a decent amount of toppings. Our favorite part is that they offer a stamp card which is so unique! * Beef Hot Pot: 7/10 - good amount of meat and veggies * Thai Style Hot Pot: 8/10 - nice broth * Honey Kumquat Tea: 9/10 - my family enjoyed it We came when they first opened and there seemed to be only 1 person working during that time. Even though he was scrambling, he managed to serve all the tables efficiently. My sister and I believe he deserves more than he gets paid. The place is a lot more spacious than we remembered so there are plenty of tables to sit at. It's located in a large plaza with a bunch of other restaurants so parking shouldn't be too difficult but can get crowded at peak times. We'll be sure to return regularly and try all their other items!