
Hours
| Friday | 12–10:30 PM |
| Saturday | 12–10:30 PM |
| Sunday | 4–10 PM |
| Monday | 4–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 12–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 12–10 PM |
| Thursday | 12–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 943 Howe Ave, Sacramento, CA 95825
Phone: (916) 923-9888
Website: http://www.boilingave.com/
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Reviews
The snacks are also very good. The crispy oyster omelet was fresh with a natural sweetness, and the crispy fried chicken had a light spicy, aromatic flavor.
The kumquat drink is a must-try, and the self-serve dipping sauce bar is delicious with many choices.
Service was very attentive, and the staff explained everything clearly.
I’ve passed this place for years and my brother and I finally went.
Appetizers were good (fried chicken wings and fried octopus)
But the true star was the hot pot (lobster)!
The broth is wonderful.
Great experience!
The only minor complaint is I wish the air conditioning was turned up. It’s August and hot outside, then eating soup over a fire…. I was sweating.
I’m a regular to Boiling Point in my town for more than a decade. I like their sauce and spice but Boiling Avenue has their habanero sauce that add kick to any soup.
The best part about this place is that they allow you to substitute up to 3 items of equal or lesser value. I like this policy because I can have them remove anything I don’t like so, it won’t go to waste. It’s good for me, the business and the world. Less waste of food! That’s absolutely great.
The other reviewer mentioned the food comes out not fully cooked but I like it. I can cook the food to my likings and not over cooked.
I highly recommend this place if you are in the mood for some Taiwanese hot pot.
The portion is very generous too!
The only thing I hope they might have is the dipping sauce for the hot pot. I will definitely come back.
I ordered the House Special hot pot and my goodness, phenomenal! The broth was amazing and there were so much food on the pot. For an price averaging around 16 to 20 dollars, you could really fill your stomach here.
Just a couple logistic things to note. The complex Boiling Avenue is located in has it’s own parking lot, which makes parking a breeze. Although it doesn’t affect the taste of the food, the interior of the restaurant is very cute and easy on the eyes; the beautiful ambiance definitely adds to the overall dining experience.
We arrived around 8pm or so for a late night dinner (bonus points that this place is open til fairly late 10:30-11:30pm depending on the day) and were instructed to seat ourselves. We ordered the Japanese Miso and Vegetarian hotpot, along with their black milk tea and the kumquat lemon green tea. The hotpot broths were flavorful and the variety of ingredients in each pot were great! As for the drinks, our favorite between the two was definitely the kumquat lemon green tea which was sweet with a bit of tartness to balance it out. The black milk tea was equally good and perfect for anyone looking to satisfy a milk tea craving.
If you’re in the mood for hotpot, then I highly recommend giving Boiling Avenue a try! I for one will definitely be back in the future.
As a Taiwanese, I can confirm that their popcorn chicken is authentic. The flavor is very close to the popcorn chicken I had in Taiwan. But the chicken was a bit too dry so it tasted a little greasy. If they could make the chicken meet more juicy it would be perfect. And the rice bown are too big for one person, probably need two peopel to order.
The hotpot was great,very similar to the small hotpot in Taiwan. The tomato beef hotpot was perfect, the soup was refreshing and sweet, no any problem on it. The satay one was good too. The soup is rich and full of flavor , but it became increasingly salty as it evaporated.
The only pity is their crispy squid. To be honest it was not crispy at all lol. I totally couldn’t taste the crust, though the sauce was nice.
About the lychee green tea. The sweetness is just right and not too sweet. Many restaurants always add too much sugar to their drinks, I really don’t understand why. The sugar in the tea is well balanced so it won’t cover out the flavors of lychee and tea.
For me, I definitely recommend dining here. Their environment is comfortable and clean, and the food is great of course. But the serving speed is a bit slow, so it is not good for those who are very hungry to have meal.
Overall an excellent restaurant. The best overall restaurant that I’ve visited in Sacramento.