Hot Pot 757 & Korean BBQ is a vibrant dining destination in Virginia, blending the rich traditions of Chinese hot pot and Korean barbecue. Renowned for its interactive dining experience, patrons cook their meals at the table, choosing from an array of fresh meats, seafood, and vegetables. The restaurant’s inviting atmosphere and commitment to authentic flavors make it a favorite spot for both locals and visitors seeking a unique and communal culinary adventure.
Cozy strip-mall eatery serving Korean BBQ & all-you-can-eat hot pot, plus sake, wine & beer.
Hours
| Monday | 1–11 PM |
| Tuesday | 1–11 PM |
| Wednesday | 1–11 PM |
| Thursday | 1–11 PM |
| Friday | 1–11:30 PM |
| Saturday | 1–11:30 PM |
| Sunday | 1–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 941 Chimney Hill Pkwy, Virginia Beach, VA 23452
Phone: (757) 390-3323
Website: http://hotpot757.com/
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Reviews
Soup 1
Bulgogi (round one) 3 (every other round) 1
Broccoli 5 (but I don’t advise getting it with the bbq as it wouldn’t cook)
Cleanliness ⭐️
Waitress Sophie 4 (she could be more attentive but was otherwise pleasant.)
Summary: Company is swindling its customers with switching out quality of meat mead meal and intentionally lowers the temps of their grills in an attempt to decrease the amount of food their customers eat. Restaurant was disgusting, found poop on the walls in the bathroom and hair on my broccoli. Please, don’t spend your hard earned money in a place like this. You work hard for that money, don’t give it to people who want to cheat you out of it.
Full overly detailed and dramatized retelling of my experience:
Let me regale you with a tale of dishonest business practices, disgusting food and poop smeared smiley faces.
August 16th will forever be a day I look back on with regret. We arrive at 6:30, utterly famished. I had eaten only a single donut for the day and had been thinking about dinner for hours.
My friend was excited to share hot pot with me as I had never been to this style restaurant.
We ordered two soups and two barbecues. I dipped a piece of meat into the broth (which was disgusting) and was met with a horrifying crunch that left me panicked at the possibility of a chipped tooth. I spit out the beef as soon as I could reach a napkin and waited for the bulgogi, just hoping it wouldn’t be as revolting.
The first round of bulgogi was decent. The flavor was good and the quality of meat wasn’t the worst. That sadly was the only part of the night that didn’t suck. The next several servings were so covered fat that I ended up discarding half of each serving they brought us. They also slyly lowered the burner to the point that I was able to pick up the food with my bare hand touch it.
The low quality meat and the the intentional lowering of the burner is clearly designed to screw people over as a means to recoup what they can from doing all you can eat. As we were getting ready to leave (one hour and 56 mins into the night from culinary hell) we noticed a note on the menu that read they limited dining time to 2 hours as well as a note indicating a surcharge of $13.99 per pound of excess food waste. It is clear as someone who worked in the food service industry for years that the management or corporate has a policy to serve only one round of decent meat and then peddle out whatever bargain they picked up off the floor of the butcher shop.
Eventually we, while waiting the five to ten business days it to cook our meat, started noticing the absurd amount of dust/dirt on the the walls and light fixtures. Note to manager: If you’re going to turn the burner down to a temperature even a man would feel comfortable taking a bath in, perhaps at least present a clean restaurant as eyes will eventually wander if we have to wait this long to eat.
While staring at a chunk of dust dangling from the light fixture above the table behind us I began contemplating the cleanliness of the bathroom and excuse myself to investigate. At first, I am pleasantly surprised. The bathroom appears decently clean. Two of the three toilets were clogged and the last had a broken toilet seat and drip pan behind it, no big deal. But then I see it… poo smear… but not just one smear, three, with two being drawn into smiley faces. In fairness to the restaurant, unless this was the employees doing I cannot entirely fault them for this.
I return to my table and try to force down the uncooked broccoli that sat on the burner the entire time I was filming poo smiley faces in the restroom, only to discover a short blond hair on it as it was headed for my mouth. At this point I’m just done with the night. The sever discounted us 10% off for the hair but I’ll be honest, it wasn’t even close to the worst part of my night. I’d take 100 hairs on my food before I’d ever come back to this restaurant again. Having to spit out 1/2 of my meat because you intentionally buy garbage quality meat is worse than hair on my food.
I tried to like it but even a home made hotpot is even better than this. wasted my $45
They did have crab legs available, aside from that the Newport news locations has rediculously better service. This location could learn something.
Food: 3.5 stars
Visited before Christmas, first time coming during winter. It was SO COLD inside, almost as if they don’t turn on the heat, which is unacceptable when it’s below literally below freezing temperatures.
Got kbbq and hot pot, which helped with the cold but only slightly. I shouldn’t have to wear my coat while trying to eat! Food quality was fine but very hard to actually enjoy.
Wait staff brought out wrong quantities multiple times. For example, would ask for two pork orders and one beef order, would get the opposite of what was asked.
If they heat the restaurant normally I’ll visit again during colder months but if not this might just be a place I when I’m home for summer break