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David’s Master Pot 大味麻辣烫
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Croft Alley Graffiti
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Athenaeum Theatre
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Wesley Uniting Church
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Old Melbourne Gaol
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Melbourne Marriott Hotel
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David’s Master Pot 大味麻辣烫

219 Russell St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
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attractions: Her Majesty's Theatre, State Library Victoria, Comedy Theatre, Museum of Chinese Australian History, MONOPOLY DREAMS Melbourne, Impossible Occurrences - Melbourne's Exclusive Magic Show, Croft Alley Graffiti, Athenaeum Theatre, Wesley Uniting Church, Old Melbourne Gaol, restaurants: Stalactites Restaurant, Shujinko Russell, Nelayan Restaurant, Thai Town Melbourne, Wong's Late Night Hot Pot 王建国重庆深夜老火锅, Bornga, Fishpot, Golmokgil, Juicy Bao, China Bar Russell Street
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+61 422 339 219
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davidsmasterpot.com.au

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Traditional Spicy Soup 红汤原味
David's Spicy Pot Signature spicy soup also known as Malatang or spicy pot. It is the combination of chili with pork mellow bone broth. It Inherit the authentic Sichuan taste, fragrant and it tastes even more satisfactory. Just one slip, it will detonate your taste buds instantly. Want to eat the most authentic Sichuan Mala Tang or spicy pot in Melbourne, only in David's Spicy pot. 麻辣烫红汤霸道的辣椒搭配醇厚的骨汤,传承正宗四川口味,闻起来浓香四溢,尝起来更是意犹未尽,一口,瞬间就能引爆你的味蕾。想在异乡吃最地道的四川麻辣烫,只有在大味。
Pork Bone Broth 药膳骨汤
David's Spicy Pot Signature Pork Bone Broth is thick and white, with a rich aroma. The chef spends several hours a day to prepare the essence of the bone broth. The soup has a strong fragrance. The umami taste of the bone soup circled in the throat intensified and the taste was endless. The most valuable thing is that it will warm your stomach and heart. 药膳骨汤: - 汤浓色白,香气馥郁,厨师每日花费数小时熬制出骨汤精髓,汤头香味浓烈,那骨汤的鲜味在喉头打个圈,愈演愈烈,滋味千回百转,意犹未尽,最可贵的是喝完不口渴,暖胃又暖心。
Stri - Fried Signature Spicy Pot 麻辣香锅
Special Sour Soup 金汤酸菜
David's Spicy Pot Signature Special Sour Soup: - This sour and spicy taste is addictive! The ingredients and the soup base are perfectly combined and the sourness is refreshing to the soul. If you like to eat a little bit of vegetarian, then this is definitely your favourite! 金汤酸菜浓郁的味道,这又酸又辣口感,让人越吃越上瘾!食材与汤底完美结合,酸爽入灵魂的感觉,若你喜欢吃的素一点,那么这款绝对是你的最爱!
Traditional Spicy Dry Pot 四川麻辣拌

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Nearby attractions of David’s Master Pot 大味麻辣烫

Her Majesty's Theatre

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Comedy Theatre

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Croft Alley Graffiti

Athenaeum Theatre

Wesley Uniting Church

Old Melbourne Gaol

Her Majesty's Theatre

Her Majesty's Theatre

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Open 24 hours
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State Library Victoria

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4.8

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Comedy Theatre

Comedy Theatre

4.6

(1.3K)

Open 24 hours
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Museum of Chinese Australian History

Museum of Chinese Australian History

4.4

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Piggy EatalotPiggy Eatalot
3.5 stars ⭐️ A friend and I were lucky enough to be invited to David’s Spicy Pot for lunch one day. We were greeted warmly by their staff on arrival, and the traditional Chinese decor here was an awesome touch. The seating are more comfy than the other spicy pot places I have been to and the ingredients that’s available to choose from is about double the ones I have been to! So first you grab a pot and a set of tongs, then you go through the variety of ingredients is the fridge and pick what you like. The fridge blow out lots of mists so at a point a can’t really see what is on offer but thankfully there are signs 🤣 After choosing, the waiter will weigh your food, and charge you accordingly. They will ask you what type of soup you want (pork bone soup, traditional malatang (numbing spicy soup), dry mix no soup, sour soup. You can also get drinks and sides then as well. We really enjoyed trying the small dish with variety of meat skewers in spicy sauce, I love that we get to try different parts of the animals, like cartilage, liver and stomach! Our noodles came, and it came with this really yummy pickled veggies side dish and a small side of pork soup. We tried the pork bone soup based noodles and the traditional hot pot malatang soup in a “spicy” level. The pork bone soup was slightly bland to be honest...and both soup seemed to be lacking in depth of flavour. If I was to compare David’s soup with the soup at Dragon Hot Pot I would prefer theirs more. Considering the soup is such an important part of the experience, I did dock off 0.5 points from my four star rating. But in terms of variety of ingredients I would choose David’s Spicy Pot. We also tried two drinks: the new peanut and walnut soup which was fantastic, so warming and helped with the spiciness of the food. The red date and white snow fungus drink was delicious as well without bringing overly sweet. Thank you once again for inviting us to David’s spicy pot!
Bailey XBailey X
This restaurant has been my fav regular spot for hotpot past a year however I’m stunned by the terrible attitude from Jandy who was working there today. My drink finished when I walked in and I politely asked Jandy if there was a bin, she was totally in deniel looking at me pretending she didn’t understand Mandarin, I asked again in English but she said NO and walked away. One hand with a big metal bowl, the other with tongs to collect the ingredients for my hotpot, what is a customer supposed to do? I left the empty cup on side and started collecting my food from fridge. When I came to the counter to pay, Jandy came out to grab the empty cup and threw it into the bin right behind her then gave me a lesson telling me they have a sign saying Do Not Litter! I absolutely DID NOT! I asked for a bin first and I was going to get it after I pay, I questioned about the big rubbish bin behind her she then said it’s not for customers! How ridiculous! She was unnecessarily mean! It was embarrassing how she raised her voice arguing with me over the counter as well holding up the long line for ten minutes refusing to give me the manager or owners number, in the end I did receive a number who’s yet to be a manager but above her in her description, but I feel this attitude is not acceptable and really hurting the business, the owner should know about what just happened, please check your camera footage at 5:10pm April 19th. I don’t want this lady to bother me again next time I’m in please, please ask her to be friendly and helpful like the rest of your staff have always been.
TinMan Of AusTinMan Of Aus
When David Hot Pot landed in Melbourne on Elizabeth and LaTrobe St it was an instant hit. Always packed full of people who wanted a communal hot pot experience. Hot pot isn’t for everyone so if you’re selfish like me, you might prefer the malatang option – where you fill up your own bowl all the goodies in the fridge, choose your broth spicy level, see how much it weights, pay for it, then let them do the cooking for you. David’s Spicy Pot on Russell St opened last year to much fanfare, in fact I was here on opening day! On this occasion I was invited by the venue to try the hot pot without all the festivities. The staff were friendly, helpful and efficient. But for me, it’s always about the food. I quite like the soup broth at David’s – it packs heat but there is a tonne of flavour. Lots of variety in what you can fill your bowl with, my friend quite enjoyed the fried egg option. We couldn’t finish our noodles so the staff were kind enough to give us a takeaway container where I had the broth the next day. If you want an authentic, tasty malatang hot pot experience – you must go to David’s!
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3.5 stars ⭐️ A friend and I were lucky enough to be invited to David’s Spicy Pot for lunch one day. We were greeted warmly by their staff on arrival, and the traditional Chinese decor here was an awesome touch. The seating are more comfy than the other spicy pot places I have been to and the ingredients that’s available to choose from is about double the ones I have been to! So first you grab a pot and a set of tongs, then you go through the variety of ingredients is the fridge and pick what you like. The fridge blow out lots of mists so at a point a can’t really see what is on offer but thankfully there are signs 🤣 After choosing, the waiter will weigh your food, and charge you accordingly. They will ask you what type of soup you want (pork bone soup, traditional malatang (numbing spicy soup), dry mix no soup, sour soup. You can also get drinks and sides then as well. We really enjoyed trying the small dish with variety of meat skewers in spicy sauce, I love that we get to try different parts of the animals, like cartilage, liver and stomach! Our noodles came, and it came with this really yummy pickled veggies side dish and a small side of pork soup. We tried the pork bone soup based noodles and the traditional hot pot malatang soup in a “spicy” level. The pork bone soup was slightly bland to be honest...and both soup seemed to be lacking in depth of flavour. If I was to compare David’s soup with the soup at Dragon Hot Pot I would prefer theirs more. Considering the soup is such an important part of the experience, I did dock off 0.5 points from my four star rating. But in terms of variety of ingredients I would choose David’s Spicy Pot. We also tried two drinks: the new peanut and walnut soup which was fantastic, so warming and helped with the spiciness of the food. The red date and white snow fungus drink was delicious as well without bringing overly sweet. Thank you once again for inviting us to David’s spicy pot!
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This restaurant has been my fav regular spot for hotpot past a year however I’m stunned by the terrible attitude from Jandy who was working there today. My drink finished when I walked in and I politely asked Jandy if there was a bin, she was totally in deniel looking at me pretending she didn’t understand Mandarin, I asked again in English but she said NO and walked away. One hand with a big metal bowl, the other with tongs to collect the ingredients for my hotpot, what is a customer supposed to do? I left the empty cup on side and started collecting my food from fridge. When I came to the counter to pay, Jandy came out to grab the empty cup and threw it into the bin right behind her then gave me a lesson telling me they have a sign saying Do Not Litter! I absolutely DID NOT! I asked for a bin first and I was going to get it after I pay, I questioned about the big rubbish bin behind her she then said it’s not for customers! How ridiculous! She was unnecessarily mean! It was embarrassing how she raised her voice arguing with me over the counter as well holding up the long line for ten minutes refusing to give me the manager or owners number, in the end I did receive a number who’s yet to be a manager but above her in her description, but I feel this attitude is not acceptable and really hurting the business, the owner should know about what just happened, please check your camera footage at 5:10pm April 19th. I don’t want this lady to bother me again next time I’m in please, please ask her to be friendly and helpful like the rest of your staff have always been.
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When David Hot Pot landed in Melbourne on Elizabeth and LaTrobe St it was an instant hit. Always packed full of people who wanted a communal hot pot experience. Hot pot isn’t for everyone so if you’re selfish like me, you might prefer the malatang option – where you fill up your own bowl all the goodies in the fridge, choose your broth spicy level, see how much it weights, pay for it, then let them do the cooking for you. David’s Spicy Pot on Russell St opened last year to much fanfare, in fact I was here on opening day! On this occasion I was invited by the venue to try the hot pot without all the festivities. The staff were friendly, helpful and efficient. But for me, it’s always about the food. I quite like the soup broth at David’s – it packs heat but there is a tonne of flavour. Lots of variety in what you can fill your bowl with, my friend quite enjoyed the fried egg option. We couldn’t finish our noodles so the staff were kind enough to give us a takeaway container where I had the broth the next day. If you want an authentic, tasty malatang hot pot experience – you must go to David’s!
TinMan Of Aus

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4.0
6y

3.5 stars ⭐️

A friend and I were lucky enough to be invited to David’s Spicy Pot for lunch one day. We were greeted warmly by their staff on arrival, and the traditional Chinese decor here was an awesome touch. The seating are more comfy than the other spicy pot places I have been to and the ingredients that’s available to choose from is about double the ones I have been to!

So first you grab a pot and a set of tongs, then you go through the variety of ingredients is the fridge and pick what you like. The fridge blow out lots of mists so at a point a can’t really see what is on offer but thankfully there are signs 🤣

After choosing, the waiter will weigh your food, and charge you accordingly. They will ask you what type of soup you want (pork bone soup, traditional malatang (numbing spicy soup), dry mix no soup, sour soup.

You can also get drinks and sides then as well.

We really enjoyed trying the small dish with variety of meat skewers in spicy sauce, I love that we get to try different parts of the animals, like cartilage, liver and stomach!

Our noodles came, and it came with this really yummy pickled veggies side dish and a small side of pork soup.

We tried the pork bone soup based noodles and the traditional hot pot malatang soup in a “spicy” level. The pork bone soup was slightly bland to be honest...and both soup seemed to be lacking in depth of flavour. If I was to compare David’s soup with the soup at Dragon Hot Pot I would prefer theirs more. Considering the soup is such an important part of the experience, I did dock off 0.5 points from my four star rating. But in terms of variety of ingredients I would choose David’s Spicy Pot.

We also tried two drinks: the new peanut and walnut soup which was fantastic, so warming and helped with the spiciness of the food. The red date and white snow fungus drink was delicious as well without bringing overly sweet.

Thank you once again for inviting us to...

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1.0
6y

Overall it was not the worst experience but I don't think I will come back. Two of us visited here 10ish at night, got a table.

When I was picking up food from shelves, a female staff asked if we can move our table to the bar as there were group of three people just came in and they have no TABLE. I understand it might be effective for three people have table and but we CAME IN first. If they had no table then couldn't they have had bar tables for them? I didn't like bar seats but I gave our table to that team as the staff said there are more tables upstairs. So we decided to dine upstairs. When we came to the cashier to weight our bowls, there were 5-6 of staffs were all mingling and chatting. Seems like there was shift change going on. But NOBODY CARED TO WEIGHT OR CHECK MY PURCHASE. I was standing there for about 3-5mins just watching they chatting away. NO MANAGERS around? Finally there was a one guy came and finished my purcahsing after the waiting. After paying, there was another male staff suddenly asked us where our sits are. We said we are sitting upstairs. And he goes " CAN YOU GUYS SEAT IN THE BAR on the ground floor?" ARE YOU FREAKING KIDDING? What was the reason we moved to first floor? I said no. I realised why these guys wanted to sit us on ground floor. The first floor was a mess. They didn't clean the tables and area after previous customers left. They couldn't bother to clean upstairs for new customers. Thankfully there was two tables looks ok than others so we sat there. Finally food arrived but it was LUKE WARM hot pot. I never had luke warm hot pot in my life in hot pot place. How enjoyable it can be if your hot pot became LUKE WARM POT?

Compare to the Hotpot across the street I visit (even with a long que), this place is absolute joke in terms of all kind of essense what restaurant should have. NEVER...

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1.0
32w

This restaurant has been my fav regular spot for hotpot past a year however I’m stunned by the terrible attitude from Jandy who was working there today.

My drink finished when I walked in and I politely asked Jandy if there was a bin, she was totally in deniel looking at me pretending she didn’t understand Mandarin, I asked again in English but she said NO and walked away.

One hand with a big metal bowl, the other with tongs to collect the ingredients for my hotpot, what is a customer supposed to do? I left the empty cup on side and started collecting my food from fridge. When I came to the counter to pay, Jandy came out to grab the empty cup and threw it into the bin right behind her then gave me a lesson telling me they have a sign saying Do Not Litter! I absolutely DID NOT! I asked for a bin first and I was going to get it after I pay, I questioned about the big rubbish bin behind her she then said it’s not for customers! How ridiculous! She was unnecessarily mean!

It was embarrassing how she raised her voice arguing with me over the counter as well holding up the long line for ten minutes refusing to give me the manager or owners number, in the end I did receive a number who’s yet to be a manager but above her in her description, but I feel this attitude is not acceptable and really hurting the business, the owner should know about what just happened, please check your camera footage at 5:10pm April 19th. I don’t want this lady to bother me again next time I’m in please, please ask her to be friendly and helpful like the rest of your staff have...

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