Urban Hot Pot - Rockville

This place is officially a new favorite of me... It's always packed so it's best to get here early! The food is fresh and the service is amazing at a reasonable price... Totally worth waiting... can not wait to go back!!!

Love, love, love this place!! Good fresh food. Make my belly fat and happy.

The best! I am so glad it is finally open. Great food, great restaurant! Go early to beat the wait.

Went her for hotpot on a Sunday. We go here early afternoon and were easily seated for a party of 5. It does get busy and there was a wait when we were leaving. It was about 45 per person with a drink not including tip or any premium items. There are ipads at ear table that u order from as well as a rotating belt that contains many of the veggie items. Its hot pot so i enjoyed it but its not something u can eat often because of the oiliness of thr broth.

Delish! Had lunch this Saturday well today) with my parents and we all enjoyed it! First time hot potters! Weekend does dinner price all day, and it isn't a cheap meal $33, after tip and all my total was $43ish) but honestly it isn't too bad for the area, atmosphere, and the fact it's all you can eat seafood my dad was throwing back that shrimp like no one's business haha). Such a variety of meats and veggies to choose from. Huge collection of sauces in the sauce bar and an ice cream machine plus other desserts all included in the price. Even nice meats like lamb, nice beef, and crabs are included. We arrived around 2:00 on a Saturday I was told it'll be a 45 minute wait but I'll wait ended up really only being about 25ish minutes before we got a text saying they were ready for us. We were just browsing the Valentine's flowers at the Safeway in the same building. Our waiter showed us how the whole ordering works from the touch screen select your soup base, then just tap on all the toppings that you want and they will bring them out and they can continually bring them out if you keep ordering them while you eat, normally there is also a conveyor belt but I think with covid they shut that down). They showed us how to use the little stove tops on our table as well. I'm not 100% sure if we use the little bowl and plate they gave us correct but from what I saw just by glancing around you use the big pot of soup for all your cooking and then you use the big spoon to put what you want to eat into your small little bowl giving you a chance to let it kind of cool off a bit before you bite into it and then you just continuously scoop out of your big bowl as you want more. They give you a soup spoon and chopsticks. My parents weren't 100% confident in their chapstick skills so were able to get forks to help with some of the items, just ask. I was fine with just chopsticks, The meats are already chopped up small for you, and the veggies cook down quick. Once your soup gets to a boil you'll find the food cooks very quick and it which is nice as my dad was able to continuously just keep ordering shrimp lol It was a very fun experience for us and we really enjoyed the meal. It was filling, tasty, and well balanced with meats and plenty of vegetables. Very nice variety of meats and veggies that you may not normally see everyday. Definitely something for everybody.