Fiery Hot Pot

I love the Waiter Service and I love the all you can eat Service I love to drink cold water I love to eat Chinese Food you do very awesome Waiter Services last night thank you so much

Food was great for hotpot and bbq pretty much same with others it has less choices with the sauce but the taro chips were delicious! I only eat hotpot so it's cheaper. They also have a wheel to spin when its your birthday The servers are nice and politeAmbience is also warm and good for date nights.

This location is now Hotspot, possibly due to change in ownership. Fiery was our favorite hot pot in the area before the change. After trying it recently, it seems like overall meat selection and quality has gone down. It's one of the few (only?) places in SF with AYCE under $30 but you get what you pay for. The meat selection so much reduced compared to before (best beef was flat iron?!) and the slices were much thicker than before making the meat tougher to eat.Overall sad that our old Fiery has turned into this. We'll likely go to other spots next time (Grand Hot Pot in Pacifica or Sea Pot).

You know that feeling when you eat just to eat because you're hungry, not the feeling you want when eating out but that's how I felt after coming back to fiery hotpot. Was a lot better back then but can't figure out what, meat quality did look down a bit, service as well. It's been a while, fiery hot pot is a nice cozy spot in sunset, not the best hot pot spot but something about it was heartwarming, didn't get that feeling this time. Still prevent decent overall don't get me wrong, just like the pre-pandemic vibes.

Great place for a casual and filling dinner. For two, we paid around $60-$70 range. With this price, you get bottomless sodas. My favorite cut of meat here was the New Zealand lamb, beef toro, and prime rib. The service and quick and friendly.

WAGU AMAZING! My favorite hot pot place now. Soft meat. Like butter. Service is great help with anything. The fake fire indoors add a nice touch the the meal. 10/10

You may choose an all-you-can-eat or set menu for $24.99 per person. For 3 people, we have 6 trays of meat. The pork belly was the best. The two broths were delicious. The set menu was about $25 per person. Whatever meats you couldn't finish, ask for a to-go box.

This is one of family's fav spots for hot pot! Their broths are delish and there's such a wide variety of items to put into your hot pot. We prefer to do the all you can eat. I feel that price wise it's not a bad deal at all since it includes drinks and desserts! If you need a few suggestions for broth our current top picks are miso and chicken pho!!! Meat wise I highly recommend the different kinds of beef and pork collar. I also love getting all of the veggies and if they're out of anything just let one of the staff know and they'll get on it!!!

5/19/22Zach and I were in the mood for hotpot and we drove into the city to try out Fiery Hot Pot. It's located in the Outer sunset along Taraval Street. Parking wasn't too difficult when we got there. When we got there, all the tables were full except for one, and we didn't have wait long to be seated. There are two kinds of menus: there's a set menu option or you can do the All you can eat and drink option. They give you a physical menu, but you can also scan the QR code and order there. While you wait for the meats and side dishes, they already have a bowl of delicious taro chips for you to munch on. The food didn't even take that long to come out honestly. The meat is good quality so you pay for what you get. The service was also good quality because the staff are attentive and they are quick to remove the empty plates so your table doesn't get cluttered. Dessert is included. At the time, I believe I got a watermelon slush, but that might have changed since the last time I was there. I would definitely return for more delicious hot pot!

Don't trust the old pictures on Yelp--this place has gone downhill. The meat quality is way too poor, and they don't even bother refilling basic items like watercress and corns at 6:30 PM, right when dinner service is just starting. Definitely not worth it.