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Sichuan-style mala hot pot with a bold spicy, numbing kick, a wide selection of dishes, and ingredients rarely seen in Taiwan.
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Sichuan-style mala hot pot with a bold spicy, numbing kick, a wide selection of dishes, and ingredients rarely seen in Taiwan.
Shantou-style satay hot pot with a clear, gently sweet dried-flounder broth and freshly butchered local beef.
A hot pot restaurant centered on fresh beef platters and a range of beef cuts.
A hot pot centered on fresh beef, with a broth simmered from beef, beef bones, and natural vegetables; rich yet not greasy.
Fixed broth with a choice of meat and a side; the meat and fish were tender in one recorded meal.
A traditional Shantou hot pot with a clean, gently sweet broth carrying dried-fish aroma, house-made shacha sauce, and fresh seafood at its core.
Centered on rich, collagen-rich chicken soup, with tableside deboning and portioning for an elevated chicken hot-pot experience.
A lamb hot pot with a clear, sweet broth and tender lamb; the three-layer lamb is the highlight.
A high-end hot pot restaurant known for live seafood and tableside service.
Ginger chicken hot pot with a rich, sweet-savory broth and tender silkie chicken thigh meat.
Shantou-style broth with freshly cut meat; self-service ingredients keep the ordering flow quick.
A traditional individual hot pot with sweet Garlic Chicken broth and a pleasant rice-wine aroma in the cooked Rice Wine Chicken.
Lamb hot pot and stir-fries share the spotlight; the lamb in the main pot is cleanly prepared and braised until tender.
A traditional copper charcoal hot pot featuring pickled cabbage and pork belly, with a mellow, lingering broth suited to group dining.
The broth is refreshing with a hint of shacha aroma, and there is a wide selection of ingredients.
A Shantou hot pot restaurant in an alley of Pingtung Night Market, featuring house-made satay sauce and a sweet, light broth; choose the meat first, then select hot-pot ingredients from the refrigerator.
A tucked-away ginger duck hot-pot restaurant focused on takeaway, with a fresh, lightly sweet broth and ginger juice served separately for adjustment.
A yin-yang hot pot pairs a preserved-egg-and-cilantro clear broth with a spicy broth; duck blood and beef meatballs are the standout add-ins.
The charcoal fire pre-boils the pot, so you can start eating as soon as it reaches the table.
A lamb restaurant offering both lamb hot pot and seafood stir-fries.
A high-rise view paired with premium hot pot, featuring fresh meats, seafood, and attentive tableside service.
This white mala hot pot follows a rich, milky, gentle path with a mild numbing and spicy finish; the broth is smooth and not cloying.
This mala mixed bowl centers on duck blood, stinky tofu, and toppings, with a numbing broth.
Spicy hot pot, lunchtime spicy beef noodles, and chicken feet share the menu; the hot-pot broth carries a Chinese-herbal aroma.