Bangkok Hot Pot: The Best All-You-Can-Eat Experience in Edmonton

We eat here all the time as a family, the food is fresh, the price is very cheap, and it is open until 11pm, there are many kinds of food to choose from, and there are desserts after the meal. I like the red bean and coconut milk the most.

First time going to a hot pot restaurant, and I had never heard of this before I went. We showed up just went they had opened and were walked through the steps by the owner of the process. All I can say is wow. The food, the broth, the toppings, and sauces were all so tasty, fresh, and there are so many options to choose from, quite overwhelming. Everything was delicious and since it was all you can eat, we left satisfied and full. Overall, highly recommend this restaurant. The customer service is exceptional, it has a unique layout, ample seating, and plenty of options to keep you going back up for more. You won't be disappointed going here.

The food was incredibly fresh and flavorful, and the staff were exceptionally nice. They even replaced my coffee that i knocked over without hesitation! Highly recommend for great food and service! Thank you.

Cheap dine out spot, verges are very fresh, but prawns and seafood are aged. Dessert doesn’t taste good. And the broth can add more flavour too. Overall it’s a great place to get yourself stuffed!

This restaurant offers an all-you-can-eat hot pot experience, where you cook a variety of meats, seafood, vegetables, and noodles in a simmering broth at your table. They had all types of meats (beef, lamb, pork, fish, etc.) and many noodle choices as well. It is the best value all-you-can-eat hot pot place in the city! If you're looking for a fun and affordable all-you-can-eat hot pot experience in Edmonton, Bangkok Restaurant might be worth a try. Broth, food, meat selection, and dessert selection are all great - just be prepared for a potentially no-frills atmosphere.

They have 5 soup options for your pot. Satay, Tom yum, chicken with century egg, organic chicken, and vegetarian. I had the organic chicken soup ($2) and the taste not very bad. They have so many type of fishball, for me, I'd recommend for shrimp and lobster fishball. It's quite hard to mixed your own recipe dipping sauce but just mix the sweet fish sauce with soy sauce and some chili oil. They also have a frash red Thai chili, just cut it to tiny pieces put in your sauce. They have a slide lamb, pork, and beef, basa shrimp and squid. $2 for pop and free for tap water. It's not authentic Bangkok but not very bad. Recommend to try. Good staffs and nice services, nice place for groups family or friends. Parking infront of the restuarant.

Bangkok hotpot is the place to go for introverts. You go there to eat, eat, eat, not wait and talk. Everything here is self serve, and they are constantly refilling the beef. The desserts are also very refreshing and delicious. I personally love the chia seeds with grass jelly! Everyone should check out this place at least once. I consider it a hole in the wall

A nice find stowed away in a residential area. Although there were no hot food items and a limited amount of hotpot items/sauces/ and soup bases, it was a good experience and they had most of the main hotpot items. Food items were fairly especially the veggies. They also had a nice little dessert station consisting of jelly’s and red bean which was nice. For the price($26 + soup base at an extra cost) I’d say it was a fair deal! Owner was also very sweet and welcoming.