TIANCI CHONGQING FARM HOTPOT

It was a cold rainy day and getting hotpot was my hope to cure for such a day. I had walked by this restaurant earlier in my travels and decided to head back here for dinner. When I walked in, it was not busy at all with just one table with one person dining. Normally if a place isn’t busy when I arrive, I pass on it. Since I’m traveling, I am exploring restaurants inside my destinations. The atmosphere is pretty nice with its decor and design. Food quality is mediocre as the meat items I ordered looked to be freshly thawed out with some icicles evidence. The service is not good especially with the language miscommunications. There is a Condiment setup but not obvious to anyone unless you’ve been here or see others self servicing. I just happened to ask the server about that setup which he said go ahead. Yet he didn’t address/disclose there was a usage cost. When I see the Condiments, I noticed a glowing blue bug zapper next to the bowls. As I peer into each bowl, I noticed a bug drowned in one of the sauces. Yes I attempt to inform the workers and made them aware it was a bad thing. Ordering labeled items (with images) from a tablet can still result in errors to your order accuracy, as I experienced. I am familiar with Asian cuisine and was oddly confused there was no offering of plain basic white rice on the menu to pair with my hotpot meal. Therefore I ordered the fried rice and my feedback is the rice dish was dry and lacking pleasure. At least they don’t over “salt and soy sauce” the dish. For the hotpot soup, I ordered the big split pot of tomato and natural soup. I was pleased with the flavorful taste of the tomato soup base. Unexpectedly and in total shock, I found out I was charged 1.00€ per person for condiment usage and 2.00€ cover service per person. Overall it’s overpriced and I wouldn’t come back here again.

Truly spicy food if you order the spicy hotpot broth. This is the real deal. Never mind the stuffed lion. The ordering is done on an iPad and the waiters are helpful. The soup is topped up if you run out and there are many things to purchase to put in from meat (no chicken), seafood, Napa cabbage, tofu, tofu skins, fried tofu, smoked tofu, wide sweet potato noodles, thin rice noodles, and you can order a tray of sauces, and they have some appetizers of soups and fried rice. Yummy and hot hot hot on a cold day.

Lovely place this is my favorite place in town for hotpot. the staff is friendly depends on the day but in general it’s good. I took my friend here every week just to have the Asian flavor . I like a beef here. Additionally I like making the sauce by yourself. so they have a place for you to put peanut sauce, oyster sauce, soy sauce and different type of sauce you want to mix, then to Eat with the meet later. I recommend to try the fried tofu here beef fish paste and some fish would be a good choice. In my opinion if you look for a place for a group of friends more than three people or family it could be the place to go.

It was a cold rainy day and getting hotpot was my hope to cure for such a day. I had walked by this restaurant earlier in my travels and decided to head back here for dinner. When I walked in, it was not busy at all with just one table with one person dining. Normally if a place isn’t busy when I arrive, I pass on it. Since I’m traveling, I am exploring restaurants inside my destinations. The atmosphere is pretty nice with its decor and design. Food quality is mediocre as the meat items I ordered looked to be freshly thawed out with some icicles evidence. The service is not good especially with the language miscommunications. There is a Condiment setup but not obvious to anyone unless you’ve been here or see others self servicing. I just happened to ask the server about that setup which he said go ahead. Yet he didn’t address/disclose there was a usage cost. When I see the Condiments, I noticed a glowing blue bug zapper next to the bowls. As I peer into each bowl, I noticed a bug drowned in one of the sauces. Yes I attempt to inform the workers and made them aware it was a bad thing. Ordering labeled items (with images) from a tablet can still result in errors to your order accuracy, as I experienced. I am familiar with Asian cuisine and was oddly confused there was no offering of plain basic white rice on the menu to pair with my hotpot meal. Therefore I ordered the fried rice and my feedback is the rice dish was dry and lacking pleasure. At least they don’t over “salt and soy sauce” the dish. For the hotpot soup, I ordered the big split pot of tomato and natural soup. I was pleased with the flavorful taste of the tomato soup base. Unexpectedly and in total shock, I found out I was charged 1.00€ per person for condiment usage and 2.00€ cover service per person. Overall it’s overpriced and I wouldn’t come back here again.