Hero Hotpot

I love Hero Hot pot not just because of how affordable it is but because they offer a wide variety of things. I love getting all the cuts of meat except the pork loin but the pork belly is my absolute favorite. On a weekday lunch it's $18.99 per person on a weekend it is around $22 but it is very worth it if you are looking for a cheap delicious meal to share with friends, especially since it is all you can eat. The vibe is amazing and the servers are fast and likable. I've gone twice, once with my boyfriend and again during FanX week so it was a great place to socialize and enjoy a sit down meal with those you love

It's really hard to find a good authentic hot pot anywhere I go. I was visiting Salt Lake City this past weekend and came across China Town Market. There are plenty of little tea inside the market but this one stood out to me because no one was in there and I just wanted a quiet lunch. I got sat immediately and was presented with an iPad and was shown how their menu and ordering system works. Lunch is $15 a person and dinner (all day on Saturdays and Sundays) was $25 a person. Which isn't bad because it is all you can eat. We ordered two different types of broth. I got tum yum base and my mom got the beef tallow spicy and let me tell you, it did not disappoint. Both of these were authentic and delicious. We picked quite a few different meet options, some mushrooms, vegetables, and what not. Service was on point and the restaurant was very clean. When in it Salt Lake City again, I will most definitely be coming back here.

We decided to come here for an early dinner while we were at the Chinatown Market. The place had most of the tables seated, but we were able to get a four-top. The hotpot is in the center and you can choose what broth you want and have it divided into two, which is what we did. There is quite an array of ingredients available. The handmade noodles were so good. You order on the pad and they bring everything to you pretty quickly. Somehow one of our orders came out twice, and we were getting pretty full. There is also an area for you to mix your dipping sauces, which I appreciated. There is a sign on the wall above it with suggestions. Up at the counter, you can find some plastic bibs to protect your clothing. They came in handy! This was a first time for my BIL and SIL that joined us and they loved it too! Totally recommend this place!

This is one of the best hot pot places I'd tried . Clean place , fresh ingredients , flavorful broth , very attentive staff and the price for all you can eat is a steal. Definitely will be coming back here when I'll be in Salt Lake City again .

I'm dropping my previous 5* rating to a 4* one. Since experiencing even more hot pot places I found Hero Hotpot to be a bit lacking in some areas and had to bring them down a notch. The good: Hero Hotpot has a fantastic meat selection. I do think their meats tend to be better than the other joints I frequent. The bad: their sauce bar is actually kind of small and very limited in terms of flavor combos. It's also not very well organized. They had some metal label plaques but people don't always put things back where they should go so the signs weren't accurate. They also had run out of quite a few of the toppings making the selection even slimmer. Their food selection was decent (loved the hand pulled noodles) but they didn't have any dumplings, their fish tofu was under the paid menu (not something I've seen before, it's not really a special delicacy item, in my opinion), and none of the desserts were included in the AYCE menu. Overall I think they're fine and I wouldn't mind visiting again, especially for their pork belly, but I'm ready to try other hot pot spots in the SLC area.