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Hot Pot


There are basically two kinds of hotpot restaurants in Beijing: Mongolian style and Sichuan style. The staple of both types of hotpot is mutton (yang rou). The meat is usually sliced frozen so that it curls up into a tube shape. Then you place the meat into the hotpot, which is a copper pot containing a boiling soup base. After a few seconds the meat is cooked and you dip it into a sesame butter sauce. The verb describing the action of cooking the meat this way is called "shuan". Other shuan-ables include beef (fei niu), frozen tofu (dong dofu), Chinese cabbage (bai cai), bean sprouts (dou miao), and glass noodles (fen si). Spicy Sichuan hotpot has a soup base which can be described as either superspicy or mildly radioactive, but the pot is often divided into half spicy, half non-spicy soup pots. The soup base for Mongolian style is not spicy, and usually consists of some vegetables and seafood.

Famous Mongolian style hotpot restaurants are Neng Ren Ju at Baitasi, and Dong Lai Shun to the east of Tiananmen Square. The most well-known Sichuan style hotpot restaurant is Jin Shan Cheng, of which there are many scattered throughout the city.

Recently there has been an explosion of buffet-style hotpot restaurants. Generally you pay a set price (often around 38 Yuan) for an all-you-can-eat meal. All-you-can-drink beer is included in the price too!

 
Restaurant of hotpot

Neng Ren Ju
5 Bai Ta Si, Xicheng District
Tel: 86-10-6601 2560

Dong Lai Shun Restaurant
198 Wangfujing Dajie
Tel: 6525 3562
44 Dongjiaominxiang (East of Tiananmen)
Tel: 86-10-6524 1042

Chongqing Jinshancheng Hotpot
34 Beisanhuan Xilu, east of Shuan'an Department Store
Hours: 11:00-23:00
Tel: 86-10-6218 8357

Chongqing Jinshancheng Hotpot (Guanyuan branch)
Northwest of Guanyuan Overpass, Xizhimen
Hours: 11:00-23:00
Tel: 86-10-6836 2755

Banpo Beer Hut
26 Wangfujing Dajie
Hours: 11:00-1:00
Tel: 86-10-6525 5583

Donghai Yucun Seafood Hotpot City
Bldg.85 Hongmiao Beili, Chaoyang District
Hours: 11:00-22:00
Tel: 86-10-6506 2040

Huangcheng Lao Ma Hotpot Restaurant
3 Changchunjie, Xuanwu District
Hours: 11:00-20:30
Tel: 86-10-6317 3374


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There are basically two kinds of hotpot restaurants in Beijing: Mongolian style and Sichuan style
Famous Mongolian style hotpot restaurants are Neng Ren Ju at Baitasi, and Dong Lai Shun to the east of Tiananmen Square
Recently there has been an explosion of buffet-style hotpot restaurants. Generally you pay a set price (often around 38 Yuan) for an all-you-can-eat meal
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