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How we read reviews →Hong Kong chicken pot that converts into hotpot mid-meal. a two-in-one Doncaster East experience
A compact, lively Chinese eatery with booth seating. the theatre of a sizzling chicken pot arriving at the table sets an energetic tone, and the sauce bar adds a self-serve ritual that regulars appreciate.
Signature two-in-one concept: sizzling chicken pot converts into a hotpot by adding broth partway through the meal; self-serve sauce bar; lunch sets with free drinks ($17.90 per person); Mala spice level options; fried chicken wings made to order; small booth seating suits couples and foursomes
Authentically replicates Hong Kong-style sizzling chicken pot with mala spice levels and a traditional sauce bar; evokes hometown nostalgia for Chinese community diners, with multiple reviewers using the word 'hometown' explicitly
Exceptional value. a two-person lunch set for $60-69 that routinely leaves diners too full to finish the hotpot stage is remarkable for the quality; the $17.90 solo lunch set with a free drink is one of Melbourne's east's standout deals
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