Service and atmosphere were great but food (assortment of uncooked veges and thinly sliced meat that you cook in broth) was way overpriced. For four people it was $175.00. I get much better food at the Golden Wok in San Antonio, TX and the price is about 1/4. They even cook the food and I can focus on the conversation.

We went for lunch on a weekday, my husband his sister and myself. We ordered Hot Pot, please correct me if I'm wrong: When this kind of food is called "sophisticated" I wonder how a hot soup where you cook some vegetables and some meat, can be called "sophisticated".
The price, which included %20 tip was ridiculous and we didn't order any alcoholic beverage, just sodas.

I don’t know when I’ve had better Chinese food. Scallion pancakes, fantastic Peking duck, mouth watering lobster, tasty dumplings—-every bite was amazing.
The service was excellent and helpful with suggestions.
This restaurant is pricey, but, in this case, worth it.

We love hot pot, a friend of ours mentioned this place. It is authentic and delicious. You can choose the base and level of spice , there are many fresh vegetables and meats for your personal hotpot. There is a sauce preparing station with sesame oil, garlic and cilantro. Delicious food and great service . Saw many Chinese running there, it is a gem

We really enjoyed the food, and the service. We ordered too much food and knew it but wanted to try everything that we liked.

Service was A+. Hot psicey sauce was A+ ( not spicey enough...lol )

We were invited to have dinner with the owner and see what opportunities there might be in expanding this concept to Las Vegas. He offered us some of his specialties like the Peking Duck, and the Crispy Roasted pork that was our all-time favorite! Stay tuned.

He did mention that a D.C. location was in the planning. The Capital could use some real authentic Chinese Hot pot food. Hope it works out for all. Thanks Ken.