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  • Finally we have a 'Stinky-Tofu' style mini hotpot place in Toronto! Loved the stinky-tofu style hotpots back in Asia and also in some US cities Like Los Angeles, but haven't found a comparable one here in Toronto for the longest time. This place must have just opened recently, because Yelp doesnt have its listing yet at the time of this review. Located at the corner of the Food Basics plaza at Yonge and Cummer, it's hard to find them especially when their sign is really small compared to the other businesses in the plaza, just look for the red sign that says 'Hot Pot' and some Chinese writings beside it. Their menu are composed mostly of the signature miniature personal hotpots, with different ingredients and soup bases and spicy levels. These are not AYCE style hotpots , and all the food comes already cooked in the hotpot when they bring it up to you, so you dont have to cook it yourself. The soup base flavors can be more salty and stronger flavored compared to other typical Chinese hot pot places though We ordered the signature stinky tofu hotpot and the spicy tofu hotpot, the flavors are pretty good, very close to the flavours we've had back in Asia, the stinky tofu pot might be a bit on the salty side when the soups start to get boiled away by the little burner underneath. The stinky tofu does taste similar to how they are made in Asia, however the flavor is a bit more blend then the ones I've tasted in Asia, but neverthrless this is good enough for me as there are not really any other places in Toronto that offers comparable flavors. The dishes comes with some basic dipping sauces like sha cha sauce and sesame sauce, I had asked for Minced garlic and diced green onions, which they were happy to provide at no additional charge, you also get to choose rice or noodle to go with the hotpot. Apparently they also offer a-la-carte ordering for hotpot ingredients based on weight, and there's a chilled buffet style cooler by the wall that you can order from. Overall pretty good experience in terms of authenticity of the Food flavors, it seems they have just opened and still getting their acts together, I would definitely come back again,
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