洪家老锅 Megah PJ | HONG JIA LAO GUO — Restaurant in Petaling Jaya

Hong Jia Lao Guo is a delightful hotpot restaurant that stands out with its signature grouper fish and taro soup, which is rich, flavourful, and comforting. The ingredients are fresh, from the seafood to the vegetables, making the whole dining experience satisfying and enjoyable.

The service is fast and friendly, with attentive staff ready to help and keep things running smoothly.

The atmosphere has a charming retro vibe, giving it a nostalgic and cozy feel that enhances the meal.

Our meal ended with free ice popstick that I bought from sundry shop when I was young. Brought back lots memories which I shared with my children.

It’s a great spot for family gatherings or catching up with friends over a bubbling pot of goodness. Definitely worth visiting if you’re a fan of hotpot and looking for something tasty and...

Was there on a Saturday evening. Reached there early at 1745 hrs. There were only 2 tables then. Ordered the set for 4 pax. The grouper fish head+yam hot pot soup base was tasty n delicious. The sliced pork belly (?) was 👍. The other servings of fish paste, prawn balls etc were fresh & tasty. There was a generous portion of cabbage in the soup. The ambience was soothing & nostalgic - -- The decoration is like old time Chinese/oriental style. At 7.00+pm there was a steady stream of customers arriving. When we finished & left at 7.15pm there were customers waiting outside . We understood that there is a time limit for dining, but did not verify with the shop. 😶 I wanted to pay cash, but it only accept cashless payment. So remember to bring your credit/debit cards or TnG...

Celebrated our helper's birthday here over a rainy, wet weekend dinner. Weather was cold and this heart-warming meal was a good choice. Waited for a short while to be seated; 2 families ahead. Tastefully decorated interior with complimentary retro music creating a 70s cny vibe about, which is quite 'in' in korea and china now within the restaurant scene. We had the spicy mala pot - wasn't oily like most, yet the fragrant tongue-numbness could be felt and the healthy clear soup pot base - sweet herbal goodness comes through. We had a lots of proteins - shabu pork, luncheon meat, fish balls, tofu, pork balls, bursting balls, fish ufo - this was unique. We added Vege, two types of noodles and rice and a mushroom. Fed...