Jing Young Chinese Hot Pot

Shrimp fried rice and 2 egg rolls...$24 and change..and we picked it up. Never again, sorry.

Expensive and very little flavor. Husband ordered Gluten Free General Tso Chicken and asked for fried rice, but was informed they couldn't do that as their fried rice came already made and frozen. My kids both ordered beef and broccoli but the meat was tough. 4 meals and no appetizers was over $75 for takeout! Sadly we won't be back. Bummed as we need more gluten free options.

I really enjoyed the four protein choices and four vegetable options I selected, along with udon noodles, black mushrooms, spam, two types of beef meatballs, and two kinds of tofu. I found the sauces to be quite unique, and I might have opted for different ones next time. This meal wasn't exactly budget-friendly; each person's meal came to around $37 before tax and tip. In total, my lunch for two cost about $100. Despite the price, I would definitely go back and would love to bring a large group. I think this is an experience that everyone, from kids to grandparents, would appreciate. Just be sure to pick the right soup base to fully enjoy your meal!

What a lovely little spot! The service was kind and attentive. I tried the egg rolls, which came with a delicious sweet and sour sauce, and the drunken beef noodles. The food was incredibly tasty, fresh, hot, and served in generous portions. I will definitely be returning!

I couldn’t find a hotpot place in Central Springs, so I decided to check out this restaurant. The interior isn’t bad at all. I ordered the combo pot, where you can choose four types of meat. Two hot pots, wontons, hot sake, and soda ended up costing over $100, which was quite a surprise. I opted for the spicy flavor, but it was more of a sweet-spicy, similar to Thai cuisine, and I didn’t really enjoy it. On the other hand, the vegetable broth was good. Overall, it was a decent but pricey meal that I drove over 30 minutes for. I don’t think I’d return, but I’m glad I had the experience.