POT POT HALL — Restaurant in Tokyo

Stopped by Pot Pot Hall without a reservation and had to wait about 35 minutes for a table but it was absolutely worth it!

Had an amazing dinner that honestly felt like a quick trip to Hong Kong. The vibe is lively but relaxed.

The Char Siu was insane. They use the best cut of pork!! Juicy, caramelized on the outside, and super tender inside.

The Sizzling Chicken Pot came out bubbling hot in a claypot, loaded with garlic, soy, and just the right amount of heat. Total comfort food and perfect with some white rice.

Also had the Hong Kong-style iced lemon tea, and it was spot on. Super refreshing, strong tea flavor, and plenty of lemon slices just like you’d get in a proper cha chaan teng.

If you’re craving AUTHENTIC Hong Kong flavours in Tokyo, this...

An excellent Cantonese restaurant with a vibrant, homely atmosphere. I especially enjoyed the braised pigeon—it was flavorful and perfectly cooked. Some dishes require advance reservation, so it’s best to call ahead, as the restaurant is quite popular. The clay pot rice is a must-try, and the soups are always a delightful surprise. This time, the chestnut soup with coconut was exceptionally fragrant and delicious—I even ordered two bowls! The fried tofu is another highlight, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. It’s a fantastic choice for Chinese cuisine on this street, where every dish seems to be a hit. Whether you’re dining with friends, gathering in a group, or just having a solo lunch, this place is absolutely...

Authentic Hong Kong taste!

We visited with some Japanese guests on a busy Sunday with the hope that they can taste the Hong Kong cuisine we had together in previous trips and POT POT HALL did not disappoint.

The MVP tonight must be the iced lemon tea - the 9 of us ordered 14 glasses in total. Yes, it is better than even some places in Hong Kong!

Their clay pot rice is also very delicious and all 3 we ordered is well prepared.

Overall everything did not disappoint and it will be on our list to go again when we have the HK food cravings next time in Tokyo.

TIP: they do accept reservations and have table ready for us very promptly. Be sure to make one if you plan to visit.

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