Mini Hot Pot
Week: Thur. August 11th

There's something about cooking your own food at the table that transforms some fully-grown adults into naïve, disobedient children. Melanie, beaming from ear to ear, was like a kid in a candy store – plopping scallops and shrimp (with heads still attached) into her seething hot pot.

“No.” Says the nice lady behind the counter. “You need put corn and egg first, take more time to cook.” She explains.

“Uh, okay.” Melanie responds with a mischievous look written all over her face. .

By this time her scallops have boiled perfectly to the texture of bubble gum. She nonchalantly swipes one through a spicy red (self-constructed) concoction and drops it down the hatch. Then defiantly giggles.

Eating at Mini Hot Pot isn’t about haute cuisine and well-sourced ingredients – it’s about being silly and making a fool of your self. Sucking fiercely on watermelon smoothies and poking at the disturbing miniature hot dogs that, for reasons unknown, accompany each entrée.

It’s a fun casual date spot – and if your date is as devious as mine – then you are in for quite an experience. We haven't had this much fun dining out since... well, never mind.

How it works:
You dine in front of your own personal hot pot and choose from entrees such as seafood, meats (lamb, beef and chicken), tripe and sea cucumbers. Of course, all arrive raw and the cooking is left in the diner’s hands, capable or not. There’s an impressive list of sides to choose from if you’d like to add the adventure, items like cuttlefish, udon and pig liver. All entrees come with a plate of sides, which includes spinach, tofu, taro root, a single fish ball and tofu skin.


Assorted Hot Pot Victims

Type of Cuisine: Chinese

Address/Tel:
4897 Buford Hwy, Suite 160, Chamblee Tel: 770-458-8882

Recommended: (New Items) Seafood Combo, Lamb, Beef, Sliced Fish, Watermelon Smoothie

Pricing:
Entrees: $9.95 - $ 13.95
Sides: $1.50 - $5.00

Hours:
Mun.-Sun. 11am - 2am



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