I Luv Hot Pot - Whitlock Farms

I really enjoyed this concept with the conveyor belt with do many options. The beef broth was very authentic Pho like broth. I will definitely go back again and again’

Conveyor belt hot pot with broth refills. The vegetables are very fresh and a la carte items are reasonably priced. Service was quite friendly. Great for hot pot but I'll skip the sushi next time. There are booths with 6 hotpot burners, making it perfect for small groups. It came out to about $25 pp, which is comparable to nearby hot pot options with the benefit of grabbing what you want piecemeal. The conveyor belt has a decent offering.There are a few details that could be improved. The biggest is that the sushi is moderately priced at $16 for a specialty roll but is sub-par. The roll is over-sauced and ingredients that are supposed to be crunchy were lacking the crunch. The men's restroom sign was missing the sign but both men's and women's rooms have awkward silhouette lights to label them. The sauces at the sauce station were not labeled so have fun with trial-and-error when making sauce. When the restaurant looks nice overall and has a few notable shortcomings, they are more apparent.There's a deal advertised online: free bowling at I Luv Bowling on Wednesday and Thursday with a receipt from I Luv Hotpot. What a great opportunity for a fun evening of dinner and bowling! Or so I thought.What they do not tell you on the website is that this deal DOESN'T APPLY ON THE SAME DAY. Shame on management for pulling the bait switch. Conditions should be posted online too. I hope this gets updated so others don't feel duped too.Pros: great for small groups of 6 or lessCons: misleading bowling deal, lack of or inaccurate labels for sauces and conveyor belt items, slow sushi orders

Food selection was great but meat and seafood quality was just alright. The salmon was very disappointing; it looked frozen and cheap. I haven't been back for awhile since I wasn't very fond of their dipping sauces, so I decided to give it a try again. It was still very disappointing and I would never come back. They mostly have oyster sauce, fish sauce, soy sauce, and sesame paste at the sauce bar, that's all. Very bad sauce selections which should be the primary focus at every hot pot restaurant.

I’m a sucker for interactive dining. When I saw hot pot and Kura style conveyor service I couldn’t help myself. The food was excellent and the service was great. Reasonable prices in line with other hot pot places.

Not bad but not my fav hotpot experience.I've been going to hotpot places for the past few years and I'm by no means a connoisseur but I feel experienced.I'm used to all you can eat for a base price but here it's priced per plate. General meats being mid priced, premium meats like lobster are higher and noodles are lower. This was both neat for those looking for a quick hotpot experience on a budget but if you normally go all out you might walk away with a hefty bill.The design of the place is very modern neat and GENERALLY clean if not a little dusty.As for the overall taste of the food it was a world of ok.