Chinda Hotpot

Came here for supper after a drinking session. Nice chinese style individual hotpot with conveyor belt. Great atmosphere even at 1am in the morning. Restaurant was still bustling with quite a number of people having their supper as well. There are details on the belt at your own seat showing the cost. Soup base 49baht, self-service sauce 30baht. Coloured skewers, clips and plates at different pricing as well. Purple - 5baht Green - 10baht Orange - 20baht Red - 30baht Black - 50baht. Have also included a list of the soup bases available. Drink list and prices are on the fridge. Spent about 350baht in total for both food and drinks. Left feeling full and satisfied. The pork bone soup that I went for was good. Overall a satisfying and well-worth place for supper, especially after drinking. If am not wrong, they also give free ice cream cone after your meal.

It's alright, I found the base soup a bit too spicy although it was delicious but they have a large selection of ingredients. I've tried mala hot pot in Bangkok a few times and tbh I thought the ones over there felt more intimate because here it feels like you're eating in a college canteen and the sauce selection was larger in the shops in Bangkok. I also found it a bit crowded and it seems very popular with Thais, so much so that many people were queuing up.

I liked that this was individual hot pots because it was fun and novel, but sitting at a bar height counter instead of a table ended up being a little stressful since we have two small kids. The food itself was good. The sauces were decent not amazing. Overall it was a fun experience but ended up being a bit pricier than we expected having been to a lot of similar places. Worth a try but not the best of the best

Cheap and affordable mala hotpot. The soup base is very strong and with free refills. Ingredients comes in a conveyor belt, which is novel. But it’s too slow, I wish they would speed up the belt. Food is cheap, even with multiple plates of pork and beef our cost amounted to 300THB pax. Recommended if you are craving mala hotpot on a budget. Come early because it gets really crowded. 4+ 5pm is good

Intimidating at first, never been to a hot pot before, but there are a few soup options to choose from - vegetarian. And you choose whatever you want from the conveyor belt. Prices for each are marked by the color of the skewers, so you know how much you're paying. Free drinking water available. Was a little concerned at first as a veg. Eater, but there are plenty of fresh vegetables, mushrooms, tofu and tofu "skins" available to choose from. Over all a tasty, fulfilling dinner with a good amount of plant based protein. Take note - around 9pm the place is quite crowded. But overall a nice spot to come with friends or as a couple, just don't do a first date here🤣 also - ladies, don't be shy to ask for a hair net so you don't small like soup. I'll ask for one next time, that's for sure! Biggest note- please put signs on all the foods, many are not familiar, and not everyone can be "adventures" in their choices

This place has a personal hotpot at your seat and it was awesome! Many varieties of soup flavors. Spicy Malah soup is very delicious and packed with flavors (quite spicy). The food here is high quality and has a lot to choose from, the sauce is really tasty and you can customize your own. The place is clean but quite packed and crowded. The seats are a bit too close to each other. Overall a great place to have an authentic chinese hot pot. The price is quite high but you get great quality food.