PJ Hotpot

Grill and hot pot at the same time. What a great experience. Service was greatAmbiance was nice

The dining area is so big with multiple aisle of seating. For dinner pricing at $31.99, you can pick either Hot Pot or BBQ. OR you can add $5 to enjoy both. Once you order your food, you can head up to the sauce bar to mix up your own sauce. If you have no idea, just look up and they have their sauce recommendation ready for you. As the food is ready, it will get deliver by the beloved Miss Robot Bella. I love the huge selection of option being offer, from sliced meat, seafood, fish ball, soy product, noodles to all kind of vegetables. All the ingredients are fresh and perfectly portion. By the sauce bar, there are a couples appetizer, fruit, and dessert. And don't forget to leave some room for ice cream too. Or some bubble tea.

Today I convinced myself to go out of my comfort zone and try PJ Hotpot! I went with a group of 7 people who all had varying levels of adventurous food eating. I can confirm that we all had a good experience. Our server Ray was very helpful as most of us had never been to a restaurant like this before. He guided us through both the hotpot and Korean barbecue. Ray picked out some amazing food for us to try. I particularly like the Ramen and Pho noodles as well as the steak. I picked out the Japanese Miso soup base and it was tasty as well. If you aren't feeling bold enough to try the hotpot and/or barbecue, they have french fries and chicken nuggets by the appetizers. The restaurant is very modern and there is even a robot that helps serve you food. Overall, I highly recommend taking a stop at PJ Hotpot!

All you can eat hot pot and Korean BBQ for $30/person! They do have a limit of 2 hrs. They have great meat selections, we particularly enjoyed the short ribs, steak and spicy bulgogi. The spicy fish fillet was great too. Wide array of sauce suggestions and condiments to choose from and deserts included as well. They even have an ice cream freezer. There's plenty of seating even for large parties. I would've given it a 5* however there was a large party when we dined and our server only came back to give us the check when we're done. He said, he was busy with the large group . Happy tummy still!

New hotpot place in town. I loved dining here. They have tons of options in meat and veggies for the hotpot and bbq. It's a good place for vegetarian as they have protein options like tofu.You could select either hotpot or the bbq or both for an additional $5 per person. You get your individual pot for the hotpot, which is great.They have a separate station for creating our own sauces for the hotpot and bbq. They also had some amazing desserts and ice creams as well.The service was amazing and the place is huge.

Had such a fun time at PJ Hot Pot. They offer unlimited hot pot and Korean bbq and you can even do both! The unlimited hot pot had so many options for soup and toppings. I tried the Szechuan spicy and curry soups which were both on the milder side. The spicy level was a lot lower than expected but you can also add sauces to it separately if it's too mild. You can order whichever toppings you want from the server. Then either a human or robot server brings your order to your table! Service was very quick and the robot has a cat face which was very cute. Drinks like boba, tea, and soda, are charged separately and the tea drink we tried was sadly a bit watery. The veggies, meats, and seafood were fresh! I especially enjoyed proteins like the sliced ribeye, sliced lamb, fish roe balls, and bean curd, along with veggies such as the crown daisy, taro, lotus root, and enoki mushrooms. They even offered specialty items like beef aorta, which had a tough, very chewy texture They also had a sauce and side dish bar with pickled cucumber, kimchi, and radish. The side dishes were standard but I enjoyed all the variety of options to make sauces! For dessert they have fruits like oranges, melon, pineapple, and little ice cream cups. Definitely a place to go if you want to have a feast!

A warm fuzzy experience awaits at PJ's.I felt like I was welcomed back home when I walked in. Happy, smiling faces greeting me as if to say where have you been. This on my fourth visit, ever?Then, not just a suggestion, but a wall of warmth totally engulfs and blankets me introducing the smells of spice and sizzling meat. It's so daunting I can even hear it. The presentations are remarkable. Each dish plated in a unique manner that makes it impossible to disturb them. Ahhhh, but the smell wins over and in I dive.Everything melts in my mouth and I slow down to savor the experience. But I can't. Bite after bite I chew and chew as I devour this incredible delight...I then realize I left Mrs. E. Back at the entrance!Might take awhile to recover from this one.09/24

Pretty darn good, and a bargain, especially at lunch.It's the same setup as K-Pot. Grill and hotpots at table, they bring your meat and veggies. Lots to choose from, and the meat seemed slightly better quality than K-Pot. (Only veggies we had were pickled ones from the sauce bar.) We had lunch, $20 for all you can eat. $30 I think at dinner, and they did have some interesting items (tongue, short ribs, etc.) $5 more if you want both hot pot and grill. Service was excellent, start to finish. Our server was on top of things, and helpful, and occasionally other people would bring meat or help clear. Ask for an extra set of tongs to make sure you can do one raw, one cooked at least. They brought two but we both used those first ones for raw stuff. We also used forks to keep things separated, since we ate with chopsticks. The sauce bar is a bit skimpy compared to K-Pot, with just the basics. The "salad bar" includes good but not spicy kimchi, and pickled cukes, radishes, etc., none spicy. Some desserts that we passed on.We tried everything they offer at lunch (again, just meats,) and our faves were the spicy bulgogi, garlic shrimp, and garlic pork belly. Also very good calamari. The brisket was thin, and ended up like a Steak-um. Good but plain. And everything marked spicy was really not, so if you don't like heat, you'll probably be fine. If you do, get some chili oil from the sauce bar.Their house sauce was pretty good, and I liked the fermented tofu one. Not a fan of the sesame, didn't really go with anything.They swap out the grill often, and bring drinks, etc., when you need them. They got a big party (100) soon after we came- from the tour bus outside apparently the Shen Yun cast! Still kept up on our service. We came right at noon on Monday so they were not busy, except for that group. Really liked it except for the sparse sauces and lack of spice. Booth was also pretty tight for two big old guys with bad knees. But all in all a very good experience, pretty much tied with K-Pot, and I would come back. Really, just choose the one closest to you and you'll be fine.Oh, also got a cool little light-up keychain.

Hangry for Korean bbq so we had to try the new PJ Hotpot, BBQ and Bar on Sawmill Road just south of 161. Nice big restaurant and plenty of tables. Each table outfitted with BBQ grill with six burners for hotpots. You have a manual control for the bbq grill temperature up to 385 but we kept ours around 365 to not burn our food. Plenty selection of meats, seafood and veggies to choose from. It's all you can eat for each person. $32 pp for just bbq or just hotpot, but if you do both, it's $5 more per person.They have robots to bring your raw food to your table. Our server was great, attentive and checked on us frequently. I never had to ask for more water. The orders for each meat or seafood plate are not big but the three of us went through five orders (4-5 plates each order) pretty quick. This place was fantastic and is a hidden gem for now.

food was great, all you can eat is already included and great quality food. Service was phenomenal, amazing server. Explained everything and answered every question. Even told us about the dessert available at the bar. Place is very easy to navigate as well. Go for the spicy beef bulgogi it's so so good.