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How we read reviews →Glen Waverley chicken claypot that turns into hotpot once the broth is added.
Busy, clean, no-frills claypot restaurant with a communal supper-club energy. reviewers describe it as bustling but tidy, built for groups sharing a bubbling pot rather than a quiet meal.
Signature two-stage ritual. order the chicken claypot, then have staff add broth partway through to convert it into a full hotpot; a well-stocked condiment/sauce bar reviewers call generous.
Chinese-speaking reviewers repeatedly praise it as 正宗 (authentic), describing a genuine Cantonese/Taiwanese-style chicken claypot rather than a Westernised version.
Most diners call the chicken pot and set menus cheap and good value for generous portions, though a vocal minority felt the hotpot-for-two option ($90-$160) was overpriced for what arrived.
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