At HuHot you are the master of your destiny. Create your own unlimited stir fry by choosing from our vast selection of meats, noodles, vegetables and Asian-inspired sauces. Then watch as your creation is cooked to perfection on our grill of epic proportions. Our all-you-can-eat food line means you can try something new each time. Go spicy or go mild, go healthy or go wild. Go all out
Chain restaurant offering all-you-can-eat, customizable stir-fry dishes in an informal setting.
Hours
| Monday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3800 State Road 16, Valley View Mall, La Crosse, WI 54601
Phone: (608) 781-2636
Website: https://www.huhot.com/location/la-crosse-wi/
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Highly recommend if in the la Crosse area.
If you’ve never been here, you can see from attached pictures that the food is cooked by employees around a hot grill.
First, it is up to you to pick any type of pasta, a range of meats or seafood, and of course vegetables. There is then one more step before you bring your bowl to the grill, and that is where you choose from a variety of sauces to add to your dish.
Next, when you get to the sauce and oil table, choose from a variety of mild to hot spicy sauces and juices and oils.
My favorite go to is: Pad Thai noodles, steak and/or chicken slices, green , broccoli, peas, chick peas, mushrooms, zucchini noodles, and cilantro. Then for sauces: 4 ladles of black peanut sauce, 1 ladle of kung pow yao, 1 ladle of burn the village, 1 ladle of lime juice, and 1 ladle of sesame oil.
Finally, you bring your bowl to the grill. It’s nice and customary to tip the chefs, so bring some extra fives and singles…or go higher if you’re feeling really generous. Sometimes the chefs will do extra tricks for tips depending on who is working and what their skill level is.
Note: ***Sometimes different Huhots have different local rules. The last time I went I got scolded by a little grandma employee because I dripped some of the peanut sauce. It did not irritate me because she was right, and thinking of other customers.
But if you’re a spiller like me, I know that at least this worker would prefer you bring two bowls that are less full to one bowl that is overbrimming…in order to avoid spills.
It’s fun bringing people to Huhot who have never been to one before. My daughter and I brought her roommate who was visiting for the first time. We had a blast. Don’t forget you can order rice from the waitress…and several desserts await if that is your thing. I usually don’t have room, because the dinner is all you can eat, and three bowls is usually enough to keep me from pissing off my diabetic nurse by ordering one of their s’mores or cheese cake bites.
The Wannebo family really does love this place, though. Not too fancy…but a long way from McDonald’s, if you know what I mean.