🍲 Chino Hills Spot | Stop Calling It a Vegas Dupe! 🚫

Hey everyone! Nutsmom here with a totally honest "un-recommendation" and reality check! Lately, I kept seeing posts on about The Boiler in Chino Hills — hyped as a "Vegas Oyster Bar dupe" and a "god-tier alternative"! The steampot looked similar in photos, so I rushed to try it. And… wow. Just… wow. 😑 💣 "Dupe"? More Like "Nope"! Let me be real: aside from the slight visual resemblance in photos, everything else — from ingredients to flavor — is completely different. I’d give it a 10% similarity rating, max. Pan Roast: The Vegas original is rich, creamy, and packed with seafood flavor 🦞 Theirs? Just… sour. No sweetness, no depth — and barely any ingredients. Basically a bowl of tangy broth. Jambalaya: This one was truly baffling — it came out like soup poured over rice 🍚💦 Is this a new creative interpretation? Because I did not get it. 💰 "Budget Alternative"? The price is only $4 cheaper than the Vegas Oyster Bar — but the portion and quality are nowhere close. Vegas = loaded with seafood. Here = two shrimp swimming in broth. Is saving $4 really worth it? I don’t think so. 📣 Nutsmom’s Real Talk: I truly don’t understand how some bloggers are calling this "delicious" or a "true dupe". If you’re going to review a “dupe,” at least try the original first! Chasing clout with misleading reviews just ruins the trust in food sharing — and sends people on disappointing trips. ✅ Final Verdict: If you’re looking for a real Vegas Oyster Bar experience — do NOT come here. You’ll be 100% let down. 📍 The Boiler Steam Kettle Cooking 4665 Chino Hills Pkwy Ste I, Chino Hills, CA 91709 🅿️ Parking is easy — located in a plaza. #TheBoilerFail #NotAVegasDupe #ChinoHillsEats #OysterBarWannabe #HonestFoodReview