Tien Shui Yueh Hotpot

Unforgettable first hot pot experience. Breathtaking interior. Absolutely amazing food. It was the best vegetarian stock I have ever had. We ordered snow crab set for two, the whole meal added up to 1425NTD. L O V E D I T !!!

Highly rated for a reason. It was so delicious I wish we had time to go again. Ambiance is also different than other hot pot restaurants. It was so beautiful to just be here. We made a reservation day of and got something just fine. It was hard to order for non Chinese readers but the sets were helpful. You get individual hot pots and can share entrees. Our set included shark fin. They take visa and Apple Pay.

This the best hot pot in Kaohsiung so far. Service is awesome staffs are kind and very polite. We were very please that restaurant does provide baby seats since we do travel with kids most of the time. The favor soup base I love is the spicy soup I believe its Sichuan style hot and numb, it was very tasty and delicious. Each order comes with a vaggi plate which it just right potion for me and the meat was fresh and juicy. Make sure to make a reservation, or you have to wait for a long while. Will go back ad visit again soon, bring more friends to go and enjoy the most delicious hotpot in Kaohsiung.

One of the best hotpots i’ve ever had. Quite pricey but man it was worth every cent. Will certainly be back.

The ambiance is very nice and the food is good. The set meal for 4 that has a seafood platter is more than enough.

The interior design is good The broth is delicious, and the meat, seafood and vegetables are fresh It should be better if they provide english menu But overall it is worth to visit, don't forget to book at least the day before

The ambience was incredible. Service, food quality, options of food and soups were top notch. Loved the experience.

We came here for dinner and ordered the meat platter for two which included sushi, salad, vegetables and a dessert. Overall, our experience was rather disappointing: 1. Two pieces of sushi were just tofu sushi. We asked about why their menu shows real sushi when they serve tofu sushi. They replied that their sushi selection is seasonal. Apparently, it was tofu season… 2. The meat platter mostly consisted of pork (probably >80%) and only small amounts of beef. Maybe it was also pork season… 3. The vegetables for two people are about the amount other hot pot places serve for one person. Many of the vegetables were just included once which makes sharing quite difficult… 4. They only have two flavors of drinks available at the self-service are (if you don’t count the water…). All others are charged separately. 5. The “dessert” was tea jelly - no ice cream buffet like other places. No complaints about the general quality of the food - it just felt quite overpriced at over $1500 for two including the service charge (even compared to the price level in Taipei). Unless you’re fine with spending a hefty premium for the decor of the place (the pond in the middle of the restaurant and the large Buddha statue definitely look impressive), I wouldn’t recommend it.