Before I got to know about @Everyone Loves Your Hotpot, located on Qixian 2nd Road near Shizhong 1st Road, I used to go to another hotpot whenever I craved for stone hotpot. It wasn’t until a friend introduced me to this place that I truly felt like I had been missing out!
Today, I ordered the pork hot pot. Although I’ve tried their beef hot pot before, to be honest, the quality of the meat wasn’t particularly outstanding (after all, they’re known for their stone pot dishes). However, the portion size was quite generous, so today I decided to try the pork hot pot. As customers are ordering, the restaurant starts heating up the stone pot. As soon as the order is placed, they immediately start stir-frying onions and meat in sesame oil. The aroma that wafts out after the sesame oil, onions, and meat are stir-fried is truly captivating. When mixed with the restaurant’s broth, it’s enough to make your mouth water.
The entire meal includes a main course of either white rice or glass noodles, along with two types of vegetables. One is cabbage, and the other is usually provided by the restaurant based on availability. In the past, they have offered wolfberry leaves, and this time it was water spinach. There are also basic hot pot ingredients such as enoki mushrooms, scallop burns, egg dumplings, fish dumplings, etc. Usually, after adding the broth, the service staff will directly help customers put the hot pot ingredients into the pot.
The most compelling reason why I highly recommend this stone hot pot restaurant is their soup base – it’s incredibly rich and sweet! So rich and sweet that it bears repeating thrice! What’s impressive is that even towards the end of the meal, the sweetness of the soup base remains almost unchanged. The soup doesn’t become cloudy due to the cooking of the meat, but remains as clear as shown in the photo. The soup base, which is stir-fried in sesame oil before being mixed with the broth, is so delicious that I finish it every time I visit. And because the soup remains clear, it’s very refreshing and light to drink, unlike some hot pot places where the soup becomes oily and greasy towards the end. This is truly a blessing for those who love soup!
For condiments, the restaurant also provides satay sauce, crushed chili, chopped green onions, minced garlic, soy sauce, and white vinegar. However, you’ll have to ask the restaurant for the chili and minced garlic yourself!
A single serving of food should be just right to slightly full for ladies. For men with larger appetites, ordering an extra meat platter should suffice. Considering the portion size and quality, a basic pot only costs $220, which is truly worth it! The restaurant is located on Qixian Road, very close to the Love River. If you happen to be strolling near the Love River, why not give it a try? You won’t be disappointed!
Store Address: No. 359, Qixian 2nd Road, Qianjin District, Kaohsiung City
Business Hours: Open daily from 5:00 PM to 12:00 AM.
Store Phone Number: (07)291-8228
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