Best Sichuan Hot Pot in KL

This hot pot restaurant will transport you to Hong Kong the minute you lay eyes on the décor and hear all the classic Cantopop music your father always whistles to. Their Sichuan Spicy broth is packed with lots of flavours and that ought to be the case, especially with the generous amount of dried chilies swimming around. Just a spoonful of the broth will bring you the authentic taste of Hong Kong. Although it’s mild in heat, the pork bone broth base will curb that annoying itch for too much spice; because it’s just that good.

It’s highly recommended by many with a claim that one would able to sniff the authenticity of Sichuan hot pot just by walking through the restaurant’s front doors. Their Mala soup base is brimming with dried chilies, so much so that everyone around the table won't be able to help but to break out in wahs and huahs. This is definitely not a place to go if you want a quick bite, because what follows after is a hundred more. It’ll be a constant battle between pain and pleasure, but fret not as it’ll end with a satisfied belly and a proud nod of acknowledgement for Lao SiChuan.

A popular hub due to their ever craved for Assam Laksa soup, their Spicy Szechuan broth is worth ordering too. Max’s (the owner) house made broths are bound to guarantee a pleasant dinner time with family and friends, especially when paired with their premium food items. Isn’t this just the perfect formula for a good hot pot? Don’t be fooled by the restaurant’s name, because the food here is one that you won’t be forgetting anytime soon.

Dragon Door is fashioned to look like a traditional inn from one of the ancient dynasties. Don’t expect any kung fu fighting here though, because their signature is the charcoal steamboat. This preserves the quality and taste of the food, making it worthy enough to be placed in your mouth. Their Spicy Soup teems with Szechuan spice that leave tongues numb but with an underlying tingling sensation that brings back the thirst for heat. Their slices of meat are imported from New Zealand, Australia and Vietnam, so they’re definitely here to impress!