Bel Cool Tasty Pot

"Food was OK. We ordered the noodles. Didn't try the self serve hot pot menu. Staff were friendly and courteous. Interesting furniture."

"Ordered Laziji to go, too much msg, spices taste old, not as good as Local Chengdu. Hmart and Ranch 99 now sell many kinds of fresh noodles, making cooking noodles soup at home quite easy and cheap. Restaurants should make more complex noodle soup or fry / grill dishes to attract customers."

"A heads up you need two bins to separate meats and vegetables. Really struggled figuring that out with my limited Chinese but thankfully the people there were really nice and helped along the way. Our dry pot for two people ended up about $50 before tip. Food was decent and truly much more spicy than alot of places. Would come here again :)"

"What’s not to like about Mala Dry Pot? You pick whatever veggie and meat you want and let them cook for you. A warning for those who can’t eat spicy, little spicy is still strong. It’s not all you can eat so watch out for the weight it’s easy to go overboard when picking veggie and meat."

"Casual and very authentic mlxg/dry pot place where you can pick and choose what ingredients you would like. They have several pre-chosen combinations, which was what we went with. The intestines were not too oily and fatty or crispy, and they didn't drown the entire thing with oil. Found the mutton noodles also delicious and compatible with the dry pot. The dry pot is very spicy, I got mild but still found it mouth numbing, so be wary of the spice levels. Portion sizes are great, service can be slow, but that's an authentic Chinese restaurant for you."