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Chengdu Memory, the ultimate destination for authentic Chinese hotpot experience! Our restaurant is named after the famous culinary city of Chengdu, where hotpot culture thrives and locals take pride in their spicy and flavorful broths. At Chengdu Memory, we bring this tradition to your table with our extensive selection of premium meats, fresh vegetables, and handmade dipping sauces. Our goal is to provide a fun and interactive dining experience where you can gather with friends and family to enjoy delicious food and create lasting memories. Come visit us at our location and let us take you on a culinary journey through the heart of Sichuan!
Roomy eatery featuring traditional, spicy Sichuan dishes, customizable hot pots & a sauce bar.
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Address: 520 S Jackson St, Seattle, WA 98104
Phone: (206) 624-6289
Website: http://www.chengdumemory.com/
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Yujia Z.
This is currently my favorite hot pot spot in Seattle. The spice level is no joke — easily the spiciest hot pot in the city in my opinion. I usually order medium spicy, and it’s already very intense and satisfying.
The ingredients are fresh and well prepared, and they also offer several Sichuan specialty items that you don’t always see at other hot pot places. Another big plus is the condiment bar: it’s very well stocked, with a wide variety of dipping sauces, small side dishes, and even fruit and desserts.
If you’re looking for an authentic, boldly spicy Sichuan hot pot experience, this is a must-visit.
… moreThe ingredients are fresh and well prepared, and they also offer several Sichuan specialty items that you don’t always see at other hot pot places. Another big plus is the condiment bar: it’s very well stocked, with a wide variety of dipping sauces, small side dishes, and even fruit and desserts.
If you’re looking for an authentic, boldly spicy Sichuan hot pot experience, this is a must-visit.
Scott P. Hu
On a business trip to Seattle I had a craving for Hot Pot, so I convinced my colleague to join me. We researched which one was worth going to and decided on Chengdu Memory.
First off, the name isn’t great, but fortunately the food was stellar! We went for the Pork Bone Broth, since my colleague can’t handle too much spice. We then hit up the iPad and started ordering. The menu is extensive and has a plethora of options with a wide variety of meats, seafood and veggies. The quality of the meat was high, as well as the veggies. As for seafood, we ordered the fish fillets and the sliced abalone… the latter sounded great, but probably would skip it next time. The sauce bar has an extensive selection of things to choose from, along with a poster of recommended sauce combos. They do charge $2.95 per person for the sauce bar, which is a first for me.
The restaurant itself gets loud, but in a good way and the service staff is very attentive and nice.
The next time I come back, I’d definitely consider returning!
… moreFirst off, the name isn’t great, but fortunately the food was stellar! We went for the Pork Bone Broth, since my colleague can’t handle too much spice. We then hit up the iPad and started ordering. The menu is extensive and has a plethora of options with a wide variety of meats, seafood and veggies. The quality of the meat was high, as well as the veggies. As for seafood, we ordered the fish fillets and the sliced abalone… the latter sounded great, but probably would skip it next time. The sauce bar has an extensive selection of things to choose from, along with a poster of recommended sauce combos. They do charge $2.95 per person for the sauce bar, which is a first for me.
The restaurant itself gets loud, but in a good way and the service staff is very attentive and nice.
The next time I come back, I’d definitely consider returning!
peedublyou
Super pleasant, relaxed atmosphere. Food is terrific. The broths are very flavorful. We ate well.
… moreTianling Wan
Overall great. The portion is large. Good meat. Great, responsive service. There are quite some black dots on the cabbage though.
… moreSom Pakayjuntarakul
Quality of food was good. We were there for early dinner around 5pm on Friday. They were asking if we can finish by 7:30pm or not because they have all tables fully booked. 2 hours was more than enough for hot pot. So many people start came in when we were eating together with phone ringing all the time make a restaurant a bit noisy but lift up atmosphere at the same time.
… moreAnna Y
A pretty authentic Chinese hot pot spot. I highly recommend the spicy soup base. It’s rich, fragrant, and has a great level of heat. There’s almost always a line, especially during dinner hours.
… moreJayson Warren
Went here for Valentine’s Day at 9 pm, about a 15-30 min wait, they gave my girl a rose when we sat down. There are SO many options for broth, meat, vegetables, tons of seafood and tofu options. It took us at least 15 mins to decide what we wanted. No cold desert options after 9 pm. Still gave us the free soft serve at the end though.
If it’s your first time, highly recommend basic bone broth/spicy broth duo, pork and beef combo ring, cabbage, yam sticks, dumplings, udon noodles. For just broth n meat and no extras, expect to spend about $30-$40 total. All extras cost about $4.50-$12.
Highly recommend the fried rice cakes for desert.
For sauce bar, mix peanuts, peanut/sesame paste, a little chilli oil, a little oyster or hoisin sauce, green onions, cilantro, with a little soy sauce, (optionally add vinegar).
The servers don’t check up on you too much after ordering unless it’s to refill your broth. You can take everything leftover home, including broth for round 2 at home. 10/10 highly recommend.
… moreIf it’s your first time, highly recommend basic bone broth/spicy broth duo, pork and beef combo ring, cabbage, yam sticks, dumplings, udon noodles. For just broth n meat and no extras, expect to spend about $30-$40 total. All extras cost about $4.50-$12.
Highly recommend the fried rice cakes for desert.
For sauce bar, mix peanuts, peanut/sesame paste, a little chilli oil, a little oyster or hoisin sauce, green onions, cilantro, with a little soy sauce, (optionally add vinegar).
The servers don’t check up on you too much after ordering unless it’s to refill your broth. You can take everything leftover home, including broth for round 2 at home. 10/10 highly recommend.
Yuewen Hu
The hotpot here is always delicious, and the service makes it even better! Jackie is such a sweet and caring server. Every time I come, she’s warm, attentive, and makes the whole experience feel extra welcoming. I’ll definitely keep coming back—not only for the tasty hotpot, but also because of her excellent service.
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Jocelyn P
Food is gooood and the service is wonderful! My favorite was the tomato broth.
It does feel a bit cramped in there though. You gotta squeeze in between tables so it did start feeling a bit claustrophobic.
… moreIt does feel a bit cramped in there though. You gotta squeeze in between tables so it did start feeling a bit claustrophobic.
Emily Grace Walker
Love the food here they always always make the beat hotpot, I love their spicy and tomyum soup. Their meat and oysters are really fresh
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