Liuyishou

Overall - glad I tried it as it was yummy but probs not interested in coming back Menu - it’s an AYCE style with certain dishes you have to pay extra for. For AYCE, it starts off around $28/per person and then you can either choose an individual broth ($6-10 depending on which size) or a shared two broth bowl for the group (about $14 total). So, it’s about $35-40 per person for the AYCE. Lots of options to put in your hot pot (surprisingly no bok choy though), so if you’re a fan of it, def can get the bang for your buck. Not a huge meat connoisseur but did think the meats tasted high quality as well. As for the broth, the #1 broth spice lvl is NO JOKE even at MILD. Avoid it if you can’t tolerate any spice. Menu was aesthetic n easy to read, though it would’ve been better to include small pics of hot pot stuff. Service - started off strong w the waiters checking in on us and explaining how the process goes. You order through the waiter so I suggest writing everything you want in your notes n just letting them read it rather then order as you go (bc depending on the noise lvl, might be hard to understand what both sides r saying). Towards the end, felt like it was harder to get their attention as they were busy cleaning up. However, did really appreciate them trying to fix the spicy lvl problem of our broth. Ambiance - smaller than I expected but I thought the space area was very cute and aesthetically pleasing. Def decorated to enhance the feelings of eating at a high end hot pot place, which I appreciated. However, it can feel crowded in areas so depending on how packed the building is, good luck trying to access the al le carte area (good variety of sauces, dips, desserts, etc) Things that can be improved - the high static ear piercing sound when the stove is being turned on. If you’re susceptible to these noises, be warned bc it was extremely annoying for the first few minutes n it feels like it’s constantly playing. It apparently goes away when you lower the heat tho. Regardless, if you’re somehow able to eliminate this noise, it would help prevent feeling sick - the sauce area. The descriptions/explanations of what is what is kinda hard to read in its engraved spot. You’d have to angle n duck just to read them. Wish they were in black rather than white. - bowls >> platters. The long plates were cute but they weren’t that practice to eat soup out of. Had to resort to using those lettuce bowls to get my soup lol Overall, glad to have experienced hot pot here but I think I can get the same quality ish at a lower price somewhere else. I still recommend trying at least once though

Liuyishou Hot Pot in Houston is hands down the best hot pot restaurant I’ve ever been to! From the moment you walk in, you can feel the warmth and welcoming atmosphere. The place is spacious, beautifully decorated, and incredibly clean. The staff are attentive, friendly, and always ready to help explain the menu or make recommendations — which is great, especially if it’s your first time trying authentic Chongqing-style hot pot. The quality of the ingredients is exceptional. Every plate of meat, seafood, and vegetables is fresh and beautifully presented. The broth options are rich and flavorful — the spicy one has the perfect kick, and the bone broth is deep and comforting. The dipping sauce station has so many fresh and tasty options that you can truly customize your flavor to your liking. What I love most is how consistent everything is — from the service to the food quality, it’s always top-tier. The meat is tender, the soup is always hot and delicious, and the entire dining experience feels premium. It’s clear they take pride in providing not just a meal, but a full experience that makes every visit enjoyable and memorable. If you love hot pot, or even if you’ve never tried it before, Liuyishou Hot Pot in Houston is the place to go. Delicious food, clean environment, amazing service — they truly deserve five stars and more!

A wonderful AYCE hotpot spot. Cute interior aesthetics. The menu has many varieties to choose from. About 5-6 soup base. Definitely recommend the japanese sukiyaki. Service was strong. Constantly check on us for more order and drinks.

Liuyishou Hot Pot offers an authentic Chongqing-style hot pot with rich, spicy, and numbing broth full of Sichuan peppercorn flavor. The ingredients are fresh and the menu has a good variety of meats, seafood, and vegetables. The sauce bar is customizable and very traditional. The space is lively and great for groups, though service can be a bit slow during busy hours. Prices are slightly higher, but worth it for the bold flavor and overall experience. 🌶️🍲 Will come backkk soon

If you're searching for authentic Sichuan hotpot in Houston, look no further! Liuyishou Hotpot delivered an unforgettable dining experience. We ordered the signature spicy bullfrog base and the herbal mushroom broth—both were packed with depth and aroma. The premium beef and lamb platters melted in the mouth, and the hand-pulled noodles were a perfect finish. The modern atmosphere, coupled with exceptionally helpful staff (who patiently explained the cooking times for each item), made our meal truly special. Don’t miss their homemade plum drink—it’s the perfect pairing! 10/10!

Liuyishou Hotpot in Houston is the most authentic Sichuan-style hotpot I've had here. The meat and ingredients are fresh. The complimentary dessert is also a really nice traditional touch, and the snacks are pretty good too. Service was attentive and friendly, always making sure our soup didn't run dry. Worth a visit if you're craving hotpot.

Great hot pot place with flavorful broth and very fresh ingredients. The meat quality was excellent, and the sauce bar had plenty of options. Service was friendly and efficient. I’ll definitely come back again！