
Offbeat Chinese restaurant with a conveyor belt & robots providing hotpots & desserts.
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Address: 12384 S Apopka Vineland Rd, Orlando, FL 32836
Phone: (407) 238-9996
Website: http://uandmerevolvinghotpot.com/
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They made the celebration so special. They surprised her with a huge, colorful “Happy Birthday” sign, sang to her, and played the birthday song multiple times. It felt festive and fun, and it looked like several birthdays were being celebrated that day, which made the atmosphere even more joyful.
The experience was wonderful from start to finish. Our daughter was genuinely happy and impressed with the treatment, the service, and the food, and we enjoyed everything as well. The food is fresh, all-you-can-eat, and the revolving hot pot concept makes it interactive and fun.
At the end, she was especially surprised to receive a gift from the restaurant, which made the celebration even more memorable.
We are so glad we chose this place. My husband and I are already planning to bring all five of our kids next time, and yes, we’re willing to drive two hours just to come back to this amazing restaurant again.
Highly recommended for birthdays, families, and unforgettable experiences.
I’ve been in the Restaurant 3 times (2 times in June 2025 & 1 time in October 2025) and they never disappoint, the service is great, the Broths are good (get the Tum Yum) and the Drinks are cold and very refreshing.
A must whenever I’m visiting my 2nd home, Orlando, FL.
However, around 11:45 p.m., several servers—including a Chinese lady and one or two Hispanic servers—started showing obvious impatience and made us feel very unwelcome. The Chinese lady repeatedly walked past our table with a mop, making loud “tsk tsk” sounds, as if she was trying to chase us away. Meanwhile, the other servers slammed dishes into their carts right next to us, creating unnecessary noise and tension.
We finished by 11:58 p.m., paid promptly, and I even said politely, “Sorry for keeping you late.” The Chinese lady replied, “It’s fine, it’s those amigos who are impatient,” trying to sound generous—but she had been the most unfriendly one all along. From the moment we entered, her attitude was cold and dismissive. She even questioned my daughter twice about her age in a sarcastic tone, saying something like “Oh, you don’t even remember how old you are?” My daughter was frightened and confused.
I understand the restaurant charges full price for children over seven years old, and that’s fine—but if you have doubts, you can simply ask for ID politely instead of using this kind of passive-aggressive attitude. Despite all this, I still left a 20% tip, not because they deserved it, but because I felt their behavior only reflected poor training and bad manners.
To be honest, I would not recommend this restaurant, especially to Chinese customers. The staff’s attitude—especially that Chinese-American lady—was disrespectful and unprofessional.
There are several broth types, and a huge number of raw items to cook in your pot. Once you get the hang of it, you’ll be throwing in things dozens at a time. I was very excited to see an Asian beer I had never had before: Terra. It’s a very drinkable South Korean lager, pretty typical of the beer you find in that part of the world.
Of course, the most fun thing about a hot pot restaurant is the conveyer belts, but they take it to the next level with their robots which both serve food and take you to your table! Overall, I highly recommend visiting. It’s a very different eating experience than pretty much anything else, and the food is great.
Pro Tip: Definitely get a nice mix of sauces from the sauce bar to drizzle over your final soup! The broth is delicious, but the sauces give it the finishing touch. Very important!