551244 Fri Aug 22 17:29:27 -0700 2008 5 6 Southwest 0 3979633 There used to be a place in the Chinese cultural center in Phoenix that had an awesome hot pot. They moved out a couple of years ago and I cant find another place like it. Anybody know of some place similar to it? Fri Aug 22 17:29:36 -0700 2008 220718 jetman 1 3979705 Golden Buddha? They have several on their menu. Their website stopped working quite while ago, but they are still there. http://www.phxchinatown.com/gbphx/ Fri Aug 22 18:09:06 -0700 2008 3979633 67548 azhotdish 1 3980320 Asian Cafe Express in west Mesa serves a variety of hot pots. Super Dragon in north central Phoenix make them if requested in advance. Sat Aug 23 05:51:14 -0700 2008 3979633 26466 silverbear 1 3980969 Pholicious, the pho place across from the new LeeLee's on the west side, has four or five hotpots on the menu. I've had the seafood one. Not much English spoken there, but pretty good food. Sat Aug 23 12:35:32 -0700 2008 3979633 10846 themis 1 3981886 Curious to know... are hot pots generally defined as a big bowl of soup/etc. brought to the table or are they the pots where one actually cooks in the middle of the table? Sat Aug 23 22:26:29 -0700 2008 3979633 15036 tastyjon 2 3981955 Dunno what the OP was referring to, but "hot pot" is a general generic term that can refer to many types of foods served/prepared/eaten out of a pot, or other earthen ware. Hot pots where the diner cooks their food vary region to region and from cuisine to cuisine -- e.g., shabu-shabu (Japanese), sukiyaki (both Japanese and Thai), fondue (French/Swiss and American), shin sul ro (Korean), etc. Sat Aug 23 23:27:09 -0700 2008 3981886 11583 ipsedixit