ChongQing Chicken Pot

This spot has amazing food, we've tried almost all of their dishes and they're all tasty. Their signature Chicken Pot is amazing, and the Beef Brisket Stew is so soft, the meat just breaks apart.Highly recommend you come and try this place out and give it a chance.

I go here every other week or more. My special dish is the flowing sequence: beef pot , chicken pot , pork pot.Also, their rice portion is generous than other places I went. I highly recommend this place since the lady who works there is very friendly and foods are tasty! Lastly, great interior design as well.

Wanted try something new and went out to lunch with my mom.. She picked this place so I decided to give it a try.Well..... Wanted to try the hotpot and was in the mood for some seafood. We were the only customer when we went in. Should have been a hint went nobody was there and when the owner I'm guessing told us to order a chicken dish (later I realized name of the place said chicken on it) we should have stuck with the dish she recommended.Ordered the seafood hotpot with whopping price tag of $37. Each table had cooktop but she brought a portable burner which I thought it was funny. The bowl was pretty small and it was filled to the top. Ordered noodle to eat with the hotpot which made me laugh more when she brought two instant ramen. The broth flavor was OK had little kick but nothing crazy spicy. Ordered medium level since my mom don't like super spicy. For the price of $37, I got some fish, fish ball, tofu, 2 small sticks of imitation crab, 4 clams, 2 pieces of squid, one cut up crab (small no meat/just for flavor), and some small amounts of veggies.All I can say is I don't know how they stay in business. Maybe the chicken dish is tasty but the seafood hotpot was way over priced and not that good. If the bowl cost $9 maybe it would not have been that painful.Only joy and laughter I got out of eating at this place was my mom complaining about everything. How small the bowl was, how expensive it was, how it was not good, salty blah blah. Never seen my mom complain so much about a restaurant in my life.. . I did remind her she picked the place. So little lunch endeavor cost over $52 bux with tip. One seafood hot pot, 2 orders of ramen and water.It's safe to say I would not return to this place.

Hot Pots are all the craze right now, and this place does a good one! Was visiting the Phoenix area in the winter and wanted to find a place to warm up. This was definitely the right place to do that. We ordered the Spicy Fish Hot Pot and the Beef Dry Pot. Both were delicious! Each had its own unique flavors and spices that complemented the generous portions of rice. The beef was nice and tender while the fish was firm yet not over cooked. Service was nice and pleasant and the ambiance of the restaurant, while not the largest space, was well laid out and inviting. Loved the modern feel of the restaurant in general. Definitely a place that I would come back to again!

I love that we randomly found this place on a weekend while we were shopping at 99 Ranch Market. This is a dry pot turned into hot pot situation and it was delicious. We chose the fish pot and added some veggies in it. First we tried it just as is and it was so flavorful and spicy. Then midway we added hot broth and that just brought it to a whole other level. So good. Added noodles at the end and it was a great meal. Our waitress was very patient with us and explained to us how the dished worked and she was awesome. The place itself is of good size and plenty of tables to enjoy a meal whether you have a small or big party.

Shout out to Z!!! She's very Welcoming and nice!!! This place is one of those, come in, sit down, and cook it yourself spots, which, I'm not big on... so we ordered "to go" as ordering "to go" means that you're getting it already cooked!!! Whew!!! (Ain't nobody got time for all that) The food is yummy but, the prices are extremely expensive unless you're with a group and you're sharing. Their menu has photos, which makes it easy to order if you're not sure of what to get. (Hey don't judge I love a photo menu) There's plenty of parking onsite, and the restaurant is easy to locate.Pictures speak volumes, as the food taste just as good as it looks!!! Again, pricey but good!My only suggestion is DO NOT GET MEDIUM SPICE if you don't like spicy foods...I ended up adding water and calming the flavors down on leftovers. I also suggest that if you get any sides... ask questions, because I didn't know that a side of sweet potatoe noodles were these 3-8 huge noodles that went inside of the dish and that they would taste nothing like sweet potatoes. LolAnyway yes go with your crew or if you're in the mood to sit, talk, and cook together. Tell Z and the the guy who appeared to possibly be the Manager (who came into the restaurant to talk to me and left) Hi as well. ‍

Had lunch here with a friend recently. It's been a long time since I had hot pot so I was excited to try out this spot. The menu allows you multiple options for your broth, proteins, and veggie mix ins. We had the medium spicy chicken with several mix ins. When it came out it looked like a pretty dry pot with not a lot of broth. It wasn't until later that the server came along with a pitcher of more broth to pour into the pot. The broth was bold, fiery and medium spicy as requested. The chicken soaked in a lot of that flavorful broth. I enjoyed our veggie mix ins with everything. The price seemed slightly high for what we got but we were quite full when we were done and had leftovers to take home so I think it's more of a case of inflation rearing its ugly head on businesses. Side note for those that have cilantromisia, the pots typically come with a small pile of those green leafy abominations on top (at least ours did) but it's not finely chopped so you can easily pick it off if you forget to tell them to take it off your pot.Details:- In the 99 Ranch shopping center- Hours: Mon - Sun 11:00 AM - 09:30 PM

Best hotpot I've had in a while. My friend and I ordered the pork intestine and chicken hotpot which was for 3-5 people, because they don't make it for two people for some reason unlike other hotpot items on the menu. Please add it for two person portion on the menu and I'll be back for sure. The large size hotpot is a bit much because its $57 just for the hotpot considering that all the add ons cost extra $1.50-$3.99.Another thing I liked about this place is that it was very clean. Perhaps because it's fairly new, but still. The decor isn't what you'd expect from a hotpot place and I liked that.

Chongqing was a fun place to eat. First we started off with a family size chicken pot. It was like a stew consistency. We opted for mild but i can see many would enjoy the spicier levels. About half way through, our waitress added some chicken broth and we added our selected add-ons like enoki mushrooms, cabbage and tofu. It was delicious and we appreciated everything not being overly salted. However, it would've been nice if they offered some simple optional sauces. Overall decent meal; would like to return to try their other pots. Enjoy. Highly recommend.

Ordered medium spicy chicken pot. It was so savory. You don't go there when you are really hungry because you are going to wait for the food. The relaxed ambience is good for eating with family or friends. Recommended.