Beijing Hot Pot

This was my first true hot pot experience.This little spot is tucked away in a very full parking lot and it doesn't look like much from the outside.We got the hot pot for 2 and it was so much food we couldn't finish it all.We chose half and half broth (part spicy) and 2 kinds of meats.Definitely recommend!!

Drinks:- N/AFood:- I got the half & half nourish and nourish spicy broth. Let me just go ahead and say that the broth from this place is really good. Normally when I got to hot pot places the broth is just too salty or heavy but this broth was really lite and palatable. After the meal I didn't feel heavy or bloated. I liked the bean curd sheet, quail egg, oyster mushroom, enoki mushrooms, vermicelli noodles. The chicken meatball was okay, but I could've gone without it. I also really liked the dipping sauces they gave us, if I remember correctly it was black vinegar, sesame sauce, and chili oil. Ambience:- This place is kind of a hidden gem tucked away in the back of a parking lot off Division- The décor gives off a small family business vibe- Lots of red furniture covers and old ancient antique style wooden panesOverall:I liked this place. I kind of wished the meat quality was a little bit better, but it was really good still. I liked most of the ingredients we got for our hot pot. The broth was so good and so lite, it didn't feel like there was much msg or processed ingredients in it. I'm a fan, and would definitely come back.

This was our first hot pot experience & we both left very happy. I'm a vegetarian and my husband is not. We found the combo hot pot to fit both of our tastes & it was so great to be able to split something we both could eat! Everything was fresh, well seasoned, & delicious. The sauces were great & my husband enjoyed all of the meat options. It's a small place that's cozy & quiet. We came right after opening so for the majority of our meal it was just us which was priceless. Service was incredibly fast & friendly. We'll definitely come back!

Great dining experience! We came in on a Thursday night and was sat immediately with only one other table occupied. There seemed to be only one waitress busting her butt to keep us happy and fed but she did a great job! We explained it was our first time trying hot pot and she explained everything to us expertly.We ordered the combination for 2 for $35 with the half and half broth. Many people on here complained of small portions but we personally couldn't finish it! The handmade noodles were delicious. The spicy broth is REALLY spicy (trust me I can handle spice and this had me sweating) other than that, a fantastic experience. I also ordered a cucumber salad which was delicious and refreshing. The only thing I wish was different about the experience was maybe more differing flavors. It would be great to have a few different types of sauces. Other than that, a great time!

Really nice little spot on 82nd street. No frills place. We got the standard meal for two and didn't add anything extra. Handmade noodles. The chicken meatballs stood out. Pretty satisfying meal. Will be back!

This place is full of surprises but not in a good way. It's possibly one of the worst hotpot place in Portland. I can't believe this place would get anything higher than a 2 star. Its humid and muggy inside with average tasting broth. The bone broth were bland and the hot broth were overly spicy. We ordered "hotpot combination for two" but the amount that came out was not enough for two adults. We left the place still searching for the next meal. $34.95 was the price we expected to pay. Price came out to be $40.95. When we asked about it, they said there is a 6 dollar charge for broths. We were not informed nor written on the combination price that there is a extra charge. Don't expect your water to be filled since the waitress will be on her phone. Vibe: 2/5Taste: 2/5Cleanliness: 2/5Value: 1/5Service: 1/5Parking: 1/5

We went in for lunch and got the 1/2 & 1/2 hot pot for two, with spring rolls and it filled us up. The spicy broth didn't set my miuth on fire, and I was grateful for that. The regular broth could have used a touch more salt, but I blended it with the spicy and got a side of the garlic soy dipping sauce, so it improved the taste quite tremendously. The server was very nice and we got our food fairly quick. We paid just over $45 for an appetizer, hot pot, and two beverages.

I love this place. Normally we went to another hotpot place in Beaverton but here it's different and interesting place to try. Noodle was very soft and yummy. You can choose 2kind of soup spicy or none spicy. Only one girl working but she was super friendly and quick service. We went there September last year for my friend's BD . The restaurant is nice decorated. I'll go back for sure with my family:)

I want to start this review by saying this was probably the worst dining experience of my life. The moment you step foot into the restaurant it feels like you're in a steam room. It's super humid and there's just tons of condensation everywhere, including the floors so be careful!Server said it would take 20 minutes to seat us, no big deal for a Friday night. Then I overhear the group next to us complaining that they'd already been waiting for over an hour when the server originally told them 5 minutes. Yikes! Should have probably walked out the door when I heard that, but my uncle had been wanting to try this place so we waited. Poor server was working the entire restaurant by herself so we tried to be mindful. She sat us within the 20 minute time frame so we were pretty hopeful it would be a good dinner! Boy were we wrong.. She started taking care of the bigger group ahead of us and kind of just left us sitting for 20 minutes before finally taking our order. From there we waited an additional 53 minutes for our first dish to be brought out and 1 hour 17 minutes total for our last dish. There were only 3 tables in the restaurant by then so the wait for food seemed a bit excessive, especially given the fact that none of it is actually cooked beforehand. For 3 people we ordered:Half and Half nourishing and spicy broth: Broths were just okay tasting. Nothing special. Spicy had a good amount of spice but no actual flavor. They charge $3/person for broth.Rib Eye Beef 8oz: There's NO WAY this was 8 ounces.. the beef was super tough and chewy. Definitely not worth $20 for 8oz.Lamb 5oz: Because the lamb slices were on the bigger side, it felt like we got more lamb in our 5oz order than beef in our 8oz order. Lamb was definitely the winner of the night - tender and tasty.Handmade dumplings: These were definitely NOT handmade. They were frozen dumplings from the market. Nothing special about these at all and definitely not worth $11 when I could get a whole bag of these for $5.Handmade noodles: These were also noodles bought from the market. If they're going to charge $6 for "handmade" noodles at least get the better quality ones.Vegetable basket: Very small amount of cabbage, bok choy, and romaine lettuce for $7.Mushroom Basket: also a very minimal amount of mushrooms for $9. Definitely not worth the price.Handmade shrimp balls: These looked and tasted handmade but were made with too much baking soda leaving a very squeaky after thought.Sauces: It says sauces include a sesame sauce, beijing sauce, and spicy sauce (first serving free). We asked for all 3 and it came pre mixed with all 3. Sauce didn't taste like it had sesame or spice in it at all. Asked the server for some chili oil or chili sauce on the side but that never made an appearance. It did, however, make an appearance on our bill.The bill came out to just under $90 because we didn't want to make a second order and be subjected to another hour plus wait. We came in hungry and left hangry. Ended up going down a few blocks to a local brewery to satiate our hunger. Will most definitely never be back for hot pot!

Good food and friendly staff!! Very good hot pot experience. Fresh vegetables and good quality meat. Their fried rice and crispy pork is delicious!!