Tang Hotpot 唐火锅 — Restaurant in Warsaw

The restaurant boasted a clean, beautifully decorated interior, and both the hot pot and food quality were commendable. We opted for the all-you-can-eat hot pot option, priced at 99 PLN per person, and added extra seafood to our order.

However, an uncomfortable moment occurred when the owner expressed concern that we had ordered "too much" and warned of additional charges for uneaten food. They seemed to assume that customers wouldn't finish their food, despite our belief that we had ordered an appropriate amount.

In the end, we not only enjoyed and finished all the food we had initially ordered but even ordered more because the portions were relatively small.

It would have been a more pleasant experience if the owner had conveyed their concerns without resorting to a threatening tone regarding potential charges for unfinished dishes, especially when customers ordered all-you-can-eat.

Overall, the food is good, but service and commutation skill of the staffs...

I suppose this is the only place in Warsaw to have a real, Sichuanses hot pot. However you will not get a full 四川 火锅 experience. Tang Hot Pot has choice of a few bases. There is only one spicy version, which is quite spicy. However, there are not so many spices inside the pot, so it is not as flavoursome, as it should be. Another problem is that the choice of dishes is limited. Unfortunately this is due to what we can get in Poland, and thus it is both understandable and should be excused. But the portion sizes are definitely too small. And for some unknown reason, they do not have quail eggs. Such a pity! What else... it is definitely good that the choice of spices for the oil is huge. But the overall price-to-quality ratio is medium. To sum up: if you never had any hot pot in your life, you can try this one. If you had original chinese hot pots, this one will be a nice way to recollect some memories, but may be also a little bit...

It was my second time to this place and I'm sure third time will come soon. I'm no hotpot conneseuir, but friend tells me the food here is pretty close to what she had in China. You'll spend a lot of time here - not because it takes a lot of time to get served, but because that's just how hotpot works. And because of this - it is mighty relaxing. I spent more than two hours there with my friend, just talking, chilling and cooking and eating. If you have anyone to come with - this is really great place (I don't think hotpot alone has this kind of charm). Honestly - if you want to eat tasty food and spend quality time with your friends or family, this is great place. I...