Hot pot restaurants are a fun and sociable way to allow you to customize your meal. A pot of boiling broth sits in the middle of your table and you and your friends or family add in raw ingredients of your choice that the waiter gives you. There are plenty of great hot pot restaurants in Portland including Sichuan, Mongolian, Japanese, Korean and Taiwanese and you will love the delicious soups, curries, and other broth-based dishes that hot pot restaurants have to offer. Here are the best Hot Pot Restaurants in Portland, Oregon (in no particular order)...
1. Portland Mongolian Grill & Hot Pot – an upbeat all-you-can eat hotpot place
Portland Mongolian Grill & Hot Pot is a great place to sample Mongolian cuisine. You may choose fresh shrimp and spicy soup for your meal.
Please don’t leave the place without tasting its ice cream; you’ll enjoy it. Beer is also on the menu if you would opt for that. What do they say about life offering you lemons, grab a glass of lemonade and find out?
If a Mongolian Grill is a new experience, you will be able to mix and match different oils and sauces to create a unique dish. The egg drop soup has a nice flavor and is excellent for wet nights and cozy evenings.
Address: 210 SW Yamhill St, Portland, OR 97204
2. Hot pot city – a traditional Chinese eatery that offers cook-your-own soups made from a huge buffet line of ingredients
This restaurant has numerous customers after a stroll through Lovejoy Fountain Park. You may find food from China and Taiwan at Hot Pot City. The broth, fish balls, and spicy soup are all delicious. Flavorful flija is available at this restaurant. You can never forget to have a great-tasting lemonade.
Hot Pot City is a popular destination when the weather is dreary outside. It’s warm, calming, and steamy, all features you can use to help with colds and blocked sinuses.
If you’re looking for a casual “all you can eat” restaurant with a Chinese flavor in Portland, Hot Pot is your place. People queue up for lunch, which can get highly congested.
Address: 1975 SW 1st Ave Suite J, Portland, OR 97201
3. Beijing Hot Pot City – traditional hot pot, offered in a casual setting
This eatery specializes in Chinese cuisine and serves a wide variety of dishes. Vegetable broth and spicy soup are among the delicacies served at Beijing Hot Pot. A great beer experience is one you won’t soon forget. Excellent tea is a well-known specialty of this restaurant.
You’ll always have a particular place in your heart for this spot. It’s always a pleasure to dine there, as the food is like you’ve never had before, tasty. Service may be slower during peak hours. Expect long queues, but the food is always excellent. Handmade chicken meatballs and noodles are two popular menu items.
Address: 2768 SE 82nd Ave. Portland, OR 97266
4. Hot Pot’ N Sushi – a relaxed Japanese eatery offering sushi rolls and hot pots
Make a reservation here and try the food if you’d want your first try of Japanese cuisine to be memorable. Some of the best donairs and salads are available for order.
A visit to Hot Pot’ N Sushi will allow you to sample some of the best baked Alaska and green tea ice cream in the area. The beer at this institution is renowned for its flavorful aroma and taste. Treat yourself to some iced green tea or lemonade.
The sushi is of the highest quality; it’s delicious, reasonably priced, and served quickly by pleasant staff.
At Hot Pot and Sushi, customers are spoilt for choice from various cuisines. It’s ideal for a quick family meal or lunch on the go. They’re easily one of the neighborhood’s top sushi spots, if not the best.
Address: 10127 NE Cascades Pkwy, Portland, OR 97220
5. Pot & Spicy – a new Sichuan spot with awesome hot pots
Arguably the best skewer place in Portland. The skewers are served with rice noodles in a spicy broth! This is the answer whether you’re looking for something hearty or comforting. It has a warm and inviting aroma. Get to visit the place if you want to get your hands on the condensed milk-fried little buns. Although it’s a relatively low-key restaurant, the food tastes like something you’d find at your kitchen table.
Almost everything on the menu can be served on a stick at this eatery. Meatballs and marinated beef and chicken wings, gizzards, and thighs are served here and if you’re looking for a non-meat version then try a veggie skewer with seaweed or daikon.
Address: 8230 SE Harrison St #345, Portland, OR 97216
6. Tasty Pot – an authentic Taiwanese hotpot chain
Once you’ve tried Tasty pot, you’ll never go back. Get to try Thai flavor hot soup with a tinge of spice or Japanese Miso Hot Soup with no spices; in both cases, you’ll get a side of rice.
Adding additional components to the soup, including cabbages, can cost you a dime. However, the employees are friendly and courteous is a blessing. They may take a moment to check on you to inquire if you need additional broth. Grab a tiger milk tea on your way out; you will love it.
Address: 13227 SW Canyon Rd Suite B, Beaverton, OR 97005
7. Han Oak Hot Pot – Portland’s fun-loving Korean hot pot restaurant
Pork belly wrapped in bitter greens is one of the options on the menu’s short-rib stew section; it’s the finest of the best you can get in Portland. The banchan is delicious, and the price is reasonable. The grilled broccolini with silky tofu and steamed egg in anchovy dashi soup are some of the other standouts, as are the sunchokes with soy sauce.
This dish, kimchi pork dumplings, is quite good. Kimchi dumplings are almost everyone’s favorite, not forgetting the tasty pork and chive dumplings. Begin with a whiskey-fernet-cinnamon cocktail.
Address: 511 NE 24th Ave, Portland, OR
8. Happy Lamb Hot Pot, Beaverton – a Mongolian hot pot chain eatery
The hot pot will meet all of your expectations and have the answer to all your cravings. The basis of their soup is fantastic! There are numerous meatballs, dumplings, and other foods to choose from, all of which are delicious. The excellent lamb dumplings are the standout item on the menu.
Fresh and delicious, but a little pricey. Everything from the soup to the sauces is included in the price of this restaurant. The hot pot soup costs more than $3 per person when purchased as part of a combo meal for the week. However, it’s worth it as the food served is fresh, with paper-thin slices of meat covering your plate. The service is commendable.
Address: 3861 SW 117th Ave A, Beaverton, OR 97005
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