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2-16, Fa Yuen Street, Kowloon, HK Hong Kong
contacts phone: +852 2295 3337
larger map & directionsLatitude: 22.3159645, Longitude: 114.1719475
Dian Chen
::A pot of chicken. Then, you can turn it to a hot pot by adding soup. However, it causes that all the food has a same taste.
Frederica Chan
::Place is big but the dining tables are comparatively a bit small for hotpot dinner. It is located in a down to earth shopping center but the dishes price are a bit expensive. However, the food taste and freshness is not bad. It is alright to give it a try but may not consider to revisit.
Alan Chan
::Big chain restaurant for some Spicy Chicken Stew Hot Pot. Pretty good food across the board. Always a line
Trina Do
::This is a famous restaurant but the branches in Tsuen Wan taste better. The chicken had no mala numbing sensation and they were pretty cheap with the sauce. The service was terrible. One server was really nice but another glared at us and made us really uncomfortable everytime we tried to order more things. Avoid this location if you can.
NC
::Average hot pot. Nothing special. They only have 4 things for you to make your own sauce out of: green onions, fried garlic, fresh garlic and fried onions. Limited selection in soup base as well. Difficult to match up the English menu to the Chinese one so best to go with a local.