HOT&HOT Chinese Hot Pot Eindhoven 沸腾三国火锅埃因霍温店 — Restaurant in Eindhoven

I'm not a fan of hotpot because it's too oily for me, I'd much rather a bowl of pho. That being said even though I'm not a fan of hotpot, this place is WAY too expensive. Bubble tea was below standard in my eyes, they charge 2.50(per person) for a bowl where you can make your own sauce in with the ingredients they have sitting out. This included stuff like sesame oil, Chilli oil, etc. Pretty basic stuff that is normally free. The soup bases are about 15 euros each and then each dish is a little under 10. 6 prawns for 9 euros that type of stuff. One of the prawns we got looked like our cat had chewed on it so we didn't dare to eat it. The soup bases are very oily so not for me, but it's more the price I can't get over. Our total bill for two people at the end was over 100 euros which is disgusting considering the amount and quality of food that we got. Can't recommend this place if your considering...

Always come here for hotpot in town. Really fun to do with friends or with a date in a night out. We always order 2 broths and then a mix of mushrooms, some rice and specially the meat. We love the sliced beef and the pork. Careful with the marinated chicken! It was super spicy because we ordered the marinated one and chicken needs to be cooking in the broth (which was also spicy) for 3 min. I can tolerate spice but this one made me stop eating for about 10 mins because my lips and tongue were too sensitive 🥲😂 They have a really nice marinated pork already cooked. 💯 recommend ordering their drinks, I love one with passion fruit. One of the things I also like a lot is the sauce that they show how to make in one of the signs, a mix of peanuts, sesame oil, garlic, etc. It pairs with the meat really good. Lately is getting more expensive but if you want to try it, I would say it’s worth it for...

I’m rating four stars, but mostly for the experience. It’s fun to do with your significant other or with a group of friends. You get to boil your own food using the hot pot station and you can make your own dipping sauce up front. The menu has a lot of options, varying from meat and fish to vegetables. The food itself was okay. The variety was nice, but it’s kind of the same. The non-marinated dishes all taste like the soup and the marinated dishes had a strong, ginger-citrus like marinade that I did not like. I can recommend the minced shrimp and shrimp dumplings. If you want a non spicy soup, pick the tomato one. It wasn’t really expensive but since you’re ordering a lot of dishes to try them, the bill can get quite high. The servers were really nice and helpfull if you had any questions. They also give you a guide on how long you have to cook everything. Overall,...