Nah Mor Hot Pot

I am completely in love with and obsessed with Nah Mor Hot Pot! I'd never had Thai hot pot before, and I've been having a hard time going back to Korean, Chinese, or Japanese style hot pots ever since stumbling across Nah Mor.This cozy, intimate hot pot restaurant is located in a very diverse strip mall in Springfield. Multiple Middle Eastern, Korean, and Vietnamese restaurants call this plaza home, and Nah Mor stands out as one of the crown jewels.This all you can eat hot pot let's you truly go on a flavor adventure with their wide variety of soup bases, dipping sauces, meats, veggies, and even appetizers! I don't know what they do to it, but the french fry appetizer is a must.Every meal has been amazing. The veggie and meat quality is fantastic, the herbs and sauces are fresh, the service is beyond friendly, attentive, and overall outstanding. One aspect of Nah Mor that I love is that they give you the full size menu and an expo marker to annotate what you want. When they take it back to put in your order they just wipe the menu down and give it back! Before you go, know that the all you can eat price is flat regardless of what meats and broth you get, but they do have different prices for adults and kids, lunch and dinner. Lastly, parking immediately out front can be a premium at dinner time on Fridays and Saturdays, but there is parking across the street, and it is not a busy street that you'll need to be dodging heavy traffic on.Overall, highly highly recommend you try Nah Mor out!

AYCE Thai hot pot!! That's not something you find easily. Love the broth options, my personal favorite is spicy Tom yum. There are so many different varieties of seafood, meat and veggies. Also some cool appetizer options. You will find something for everyone in your party. Last but not least, there is also complimentary dessert after dinner. Service is fantastic, super prompt and helpful.

Alright so, this place is interesting I definitely don't dislike it but I also don't love it. It fits right in that middle zone of passable but not amazing. Lets begin with the ambiance, this is a major strike against Nah Mor. The music is way too loud, we came in around Christmas and while it was festive it was also esthetically confusing. Part of the restaurant is wood, part is iron, then you've got wood dangling from the ceiling. It's just thematically confusing. Oh and one wall is covered in graffiti, clearly planned graffiti but still confusing! Let's talk service next, this is a big positive the servers are prompt, plesant and wonderful all around. The team was great here and I was generally happy with them. My one issue is it was very hard to understand the server who explained the menu to us. That's not a knock against her, it's more of a combination of the music and her having a fairly thick accent. She was extremely nice though! Edit: they only came around once to offer additional broth and we had finished our meal already, most of service is attentive but that's a bit of an issue especially in a hotpot restaurant. Food, this is a mix for me... Some of the food is lovely, some is strange. The broths for instance are delightful the soup base this place absolutely nails! The safer cuts of meat were pretty good, the quantity you get is not impressive but it's AYCE so you can't really complain much. Theres some more... exotic shall we say preparations of meat and I was less than impressed, like the cheesy pork for instance was just kind of strange. The appetizers were okay, the fried balls were great the wontons not so much. I did try and get a fruit smoothy but was informed there wasnt any... so for my portal fans the cake may be real but the smoothies are a lie. Overall food is decent but kind of strange. As a side note, my wife isn't a big fan of spicy food and if you aren't I'd suggest steering clear. The majority of offerings here are somewhat spicy and she found herself very limited in what she could enjoy. Edit: dessert was super disappointing, a small like miniature entimins cupcake, that tasted like pumpkin spice. (plesant surprise for me) but I was told these were vanilla so... confused again. This place is just confusing. Lets talk sauce bar for a minute, their offerings were a little lackluster. The ingredients were very fresh but the sauces, bases and options for sauces were very limited. Basicslly if you werent getting one if their signatures you were going to have difficulty getting the base you wanted. And just about everything in the sauce section is spicy, so again you're heavily limited if you don't love spice. How about value for money, at $37/head I'd honestly say it's not worth it unless you've not eaten all day... honestly I came in and feel like I didn't really get my money's worth. Edit: $4 for green tea, water and a teabag? Im not sure i agree with that. All in all it's not bad, but it's not at that place that I can call it great or recommend it to you. I'd investigate some other spots first. Until next time, cheers.

I think Nah Mor Hot Pot is a great Hot Pot but definitely a place that isn't my first pick. Despite being close to this location I don't know if I can justify the price point..This place is in the middle of a shopping block where there were other places to eat at. Since I came here with a group of friends, we had to fulfil our reservation. Since it was AYCE, you were allowed to pick one broth of your choice and selections of vegetables/meat/starch/seafood. You are given at least an hour and thirty minutes of eating so plenty of time to dig in. There is also a sauce bar that you can create your own dipping sauce, I went really basic and just made a KBBQ dipping sauce of Sesame Oil/Salt but others are much more creative than me. The food and broths came out quick and I did think my friends did get full after eating. The servers were polite and even recommended what they like to get at hot pot too.The only big downside is the place is small so if you don't reserve in advance you may have to wait. Other than the price, it's okay. I don't mind paying more if the food is good but definitely have other places I'd check out/make the drive out for first.

Great experience! We came with a group of four, and we truly enjoyed it. The service was friendly and attentive. The food came out in "rounds," but you can order other items here and there. The portions that came out were large and definitely enough for four people at a time. I definitely recommend giving this a try if you're in the area.

Never had Thai hot pot before and a friend highly recommended this place. This was definitely a change of pace from your typical hot pot and it was really good! They offered differ soup bases and ingredients that you typically wouldn't find in regular hot pot. Servers were nice and prompt as well. Definitely try the homemade dumplings and the fried fish balls with sweet chili sauce!

Food was good and selection mid line compared to the bigger hot pots I go to in California but still strong. Soup stocks for hot pot were flavorful with my party of 8 mostly getting Tom Yum or Chicken. Food was a fresh and no. Noticeable funkiness. Service was on point and fast. I did not have to wait long for food refills. Ambiance was small and inviting and suitable for what they offer. Overall a pretty dining experience!

We came here in a group of 5 for lunch on a Saturday. There was no wait and we were seated immediately. Since you get an individual pot and there are tables with 2 or 4 pots, thus, all 5 of us couldn't sit together at one table and were forced to split 3 and 2 between 2 adjacent tables.Appetizers: highly recommend the Lisa fried balls! They're crispy fried fish balls with a sweet and spicy glaze on top. Broths: we ordered the creamy tom yum and jaew horn broths. Both were very flavorful!Meats: the beef were all very tender! They come out in small portions of about 6 thin slices per order. The pork was sliced a bit thicker than the beef, but was still pretty tender. The fish balls weren't as good as the frozen ones that I can buy from Hmart. Sauces: there's a variety of sauces with lots of spice options for everyone. I really like the goma sauce (peanut sauce) which pairs well with the beef. Rice: the fried rice was overwhelming buttery and I wouldn't order it again. The white rice was standard.Drinks: the Thai iced tea was refreshingly sweet. The Thai iced coffee was strong and not too sweet!Complimentary dessert of coconut ice cream was provided at the end of our meal. Service was great and attentive. Overall, I would definitely come back again!

Food as always is freshService guys are very couteous and kindAmbiance are so home like, as if youre eating with your family members.

Hands down the best hot pot in NOVA. The quality of every ingredient is by far the best I've ever had. There was also HUGE variety in the ingredients which wowed us. The dipping sauces were super high quality and tasty.Broth was awesome. The meat quality was crazy good.I've never been to an all you can eat hot pot restaurant with dessert options included in the menu! We tried the chocolate icecream and coconut milk jelly which was SO good.We liked that they served hot appetizers in addition to having hot pot.Everything came out very quickly and our servers were super attentive.The place is small though so I suggest making a reservation.