Xiao Cheng Du Hotpot Restaurant 小成都火锅 — Restaurant in Perak

Noisy, can't chat. Space are tight, people keeps walking behind around you, customers and staffs, very pekcik.

Seated at small table, very non ergonomic, cement chair very far away from the hotpot, most of the time training your upper back muscle, I sat in a LOW SEATED folded chair, my legs need to remain throughout the dinner because of the table is not friendly to user. We all feel so tired after the dinner. Do note, even you seat at big table where there is bench, I see people still need to stretch their arms all the time, it's tiring.

Control for the hotpot is at ridiculous location of the table, u need to bend down to see the settings.

Table is not suitable for hot pot. After they serve all the dishes you ordered, you are left with very little space for your own bowl.

Mala soup is ok. Pork bone soup tasted flat, not...

Our first hotpot experience and we were very grateful to the staff member who guided us through the process and explained the best broths and options.

We opted for the mildest Szechuan broth and the beef broth- both were delicious

We ordered beef, chicken and pork - the beef was particularly good.All the vegetables were super fresh and came in large portions.

The handmade noodles and dumplings were both really tasty and the highlight of the meal.

Lovely family atmosphere, the interior was very clean without feeling...

The hotpot offers a wide variety of fresh ingredients and flavorful broths, especially the spicy Sichuan mala. The meats and vegetables are top-notch, making for a delicious and authentic dining experience.It’s clean and well-maintained, perfect for gathering.Overall, it offers a delightful hotpot experience with great food, a warm environment, and...