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How we read reviews →Glen Waverley's theatrical hot pot, with tableside noodle shows and famously attentive service.
A lively, theatrical hot pot restaurant - sauce stations, tableside noodle-pulling performances, birthday singing and face-changing shows create a genuinely festive, family-celebration atmosphere.
Free manicures and snacks while queueing, birthday table decorations and cake, a hand-pulled noodle performance at your table, and a supervised kids' play area.
A genuine Sichuan-style hot pot chain experience, complete with face-changing performances and hand-pulled noodle shows - reviewers say it feels like dining in China.
Reviewers flag it as pricier than typical hot pot (roughly $50-100 a head), but most call the quality of meat and standard of service worth the premium; a post-9pm buffet set is noted as good value.
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