Malubianbian

Such a fun and tasty experience.Been here with a group of people and also have dined alone. Both experiences were great. Starting off yoh scan the QR CODE to order your broth(s) , meats, and drinks. Service is very on point. Rest of the vegetables, skewers, noodles, and sauces you grab on your own.Everything tastes and looks very fresh. Plenty of options from your basic sliced meats to your more fun options like organs or gizzards.All the broths are well flavored. Food is great.Would definitely come again and have been going lol. So highly recommend this skewer hot pot experience versus your typical hot pot with sliced meats only. Just know if you dine solo there is an extra $3.99 service fee.

Came here with my mom on Thursday, February 13th at around 4 pm. It was pouring rain so it was a perfect day to eat hot pot. The place had 2 other customers. The place was very clean and the workers were really nice knowing that it was our first time eating here.My mom loves buffets so I knew she would like the concept of this hot pot place because you get to grab your food/skewers from the fridge yourself. I like that I can grab what I want to eat instead of ordering and them bringing too much of something. There were a lot of options of meat skewers and veggies. My mom and I love veggies so we loved grabbing the bamboo, sliced lotus roots, cornlettes, etc. We chose the broth with mushroom and that was really good. I really enjoyed their snow fungus soup. It wasn't too sweet. At the end of the day, I wanted to treat my mom and she enjoyed it. Also, that day we got a discount. So, I'm happy.

5 stars for service! Everyone working was super attentive and took dirty plates almost immediately. Food was also brought out quickly. The restaurant wasn't very busy so there was no wait on a Sunday. It was $35 per person and we were excited to find out that you get one free soda per person. They have a lot of skewer options and some sliced meats and other things you can order by scanning the QR code on your table. Unfortunately it has been a few weeks since I dined here and I can't really remember what I got but my favorites were the duck blood and wide potato noodles. The sliced meats were a little beefy and the skewered meats were just okay. The mussels tasted too much like the ocean but the shrimp balls were good. I wish their fried mantous were replenished more frequently because they were cold when we got there and didn't see anymore come out before we left. Sauce options were solid!

Been here a couple of times. Both times have been tasty. Service has been great each time. Love that you get to go get your own skewers and there's a wide selection of skewers to choose from. You could literally just grub off the skewers and not even order any of the sliced meats. Not that there's that much to choose from. If you're doing the basic all you can eat, there's only like 4 meats to choose from. But like I said, plenty to choose from with the multiple fridges of skewers to get your belly's nice and full and happy! Only thing lacking for me is there's no eggs. Quail or chicken eggs. Which I think they should have. The restaurant itself is kept very clean and tidy. The sauce bar is basic, but has enough for anyone who wants to experiment.

This is my second time here. Today, the service was seamless. Our orders from the kitchen were fast, and the wait staff were constantly taking our dirty plates away. The sliced fresh meats were fantastic quality, and there is a good selection of skewers to choose from. The pepper soup has a nice amount of white pepper for a good kick. Fantastic for cooking the veggies. The tomato soup wasn't as good as I hoped since the tomato flavor is subtle, and the soup tasted more like a pork based soup with tomato undertones. However, both soups were fragrant and have good aromatic flavors.

This plaza offers ample parking, spacious restaurant with cutesy decor that reminds me of having hot pot in China and a convenient service bell. You can place orders through your phone, and they have a sauce bar along with a fridge stocked with skewers and a variety of veggies and meats.They are currently offering an AYCE option that includes one drink. The service was excellent and attentive; our server, Oliver, was very friendly and even remembered my friend from a previous visit. I'll definitely return if I'm in the area.

We came for their AYCE hotpot and we were very impressed. The service was quick and friendly, with the lady answering all our questions and guiding us on how to order and where everything was. The place is very nicely decorated and it was a fun place to eat. They even have a cute mascot at the door.We got the traditional ox Spicy butter and mushroom broths and they were both delicious (the spicy ox was delicious but I couldn't handle it for too long and was grateful for the mushroom soup). I wanted to eat more of the spicy one but the mango slushee and plum juice we had, albeit delicious, couldn't really help my tongue recovery quickly. Wish they had some kind of dairy drink to help with the spice. We tried all their meats and skewers and my absolute favorites were the BEEF ENOKI MUSHROOMS and the FISH BALL WITH ROE inside. I kept going back for more.The ICE JELLY was an awesome dessert for the end of our meal. Overall we were very happy when the food, the service, and the price. Definitely coming back to this place soon.

I had been very anxious and excited to try MLBB. I love Hot-Pot and had tried going several times but couldn't get anyone to go with me. Finally, using my birthday as a reason, I convinced family and friends to go, so there were 6 of us total. We went on a Wednesday, so mid-week, and the place was not crowded. The atmosphere was nice, the place was clean, and the interior design of manga/superhero artwork was kind of cool.We had a litany of problems once we had gotten in and was going to be seated. We were 6 as I mentioned before, and we expressed to the host that it was a birthday celebration. Even though the place was pretty open, they sat us near the back, away from the area that holds the food and the sauces. We all thought that it must be because they will need to put two tables together. The tables are about the size of a foldable card table and would be "cozy" for a group of 4. NOPE! They stuck all 6 of us at a single table with a single burner for the group. We also expressed that one of our group is vegetarian, so we hoped that with two tables, that we could get one split pot with meat-based broth and the other we could have as vegetarian options. NOPE! The guy said that we would all have to fit at the single table, single burner. So, we did and it was miserable. We had to be extra careful pulling skewers out of the meat broth side of the single split pot to make sure that we didn't contaminate the vegetarian side. Difficult at best. We were all grown ass adults, and it would have been hard to get 6 kids to fit.They have a scannable QR code for the menu, as many places do now. I usually have no problem with that. I have a Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra phone that has all of the latest updates on it. I could not for the life of me get the menu to open. One other person with us couldn't either, although the other 4 at the table could open it with no problem. I asked for a back-up hard copy menu, since even the host couldn't get the e-menu to work on my phone, and were told that they didn't have any. So, he just offered to pick some stuff for us. Nice, but I want to see a damn menu. I'm sure that we can't be the only ones that have had this menu issue, read some of the other reviews. Also, what if you get someone who doesn't have a phone, is older or not tech savvy? We, as a group, do not fit the demographic of the country of origin for this type of cooking. But 3 of us had been to a Hot-Pot before but 3 had not. When asked, we all said that we had not, just to make it comfortable for those that had not tried this before. The tutorial that the host/waiter gave was minimal. No real explanations of how the sauce bar worked, favorite combinations, types of meat skewers in the cooling units, recommendations etc... We felt like they (staff) had the attitude of everyone who comes in has done this dozens of times before and doesn't need any help.Once we all made our first round at the cooling units to pick skewers and sauces and then sat down, our area was so small that if I wanted to get back up (I sat at the back against the wall) the people on the sides had to get up to let me out to go look. Same with everyone else crammed, I mean seated, at the back area of the table.Food from the display units was ok, not great, and I couldn't really explore much else because the menu didn't work. It also would have been nice to try 4 broths instead of 2, especially with 6 people.Outside of a "Happy Birthday" from the host when we first arrived and told him, there was nothing special done by the restaurant. I'm not looking for something for nothing, but even a cookie, or a song, or a happy birthday from the other staff that came by would have been nice. They didn't even say thank you, or thank you for coming to celebrate here, or anything as we were walking out at the end. This was over $325 for the 6 of us. Very sad that we were treated so poorly considering how many places are struggling for customers.+PLUS+ They automatically added the gratuity because we were 6 people and didn't say anything about it when they dropped off the check. Usually, especially at an occasion/event kind of night out, we normally try not to look too closely at the check. Luckily, we caught it. When asked, we were told it is stated on the menu...WHICH WAS NOT WORKING FOR TWO OF US AT THE TABLE INCLUDING THE PERSON WHO WAS PAYING!I was so disappointed as I had such high hopes for a great new Hot-Pot near me. I'm not sure if I will be back as it was such a bad experience. YMMV.

MLBB's Hot Pot was an unforgettable experience, bursting with fiery flavors lots of selection. Known for their fiery Mala spice, each bite was a thrilling dance of heat and zest that left my taste buds in agonizing desert like heat. On their last day, we were lucky to snag the cozy karaoke room, adding a delightful and intimate charm to our evening and long talks of throwback songs. The atmosphere was electric, and the food was a blazing symphony of spices that I'll crave forever. A bittersweet farewell to a spicy haven that will be deeply missed.

Have you tried this skewer AYCE hot pot? Yes you heard it right, they're now AYCE!! I had: 1. Broth: mushroom and tomato soup base2. Meat: beef, pork3. Seafood: shrimp, octopus, squid, mussels4. Fish balls, shrimp balls, fish tofu5. Fried tofu skin6. Quail eggs7. Mushrooms, vegs, corn, taro8. Crispy porkUnlimited skewer is better than before. I love hot pot night.