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农小锅(回龙观二店)

Hot pot · ⭐ 4.2

No. 30 Yuzhi East Road, Beijing Hualian BHGMall Huilongguan Branch 2

Dishes

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  Spicy Hot Pot for One

  A single-person spicy hot pot featuring beef tallow, chili, and Sichuan peppercorns as main seasonings, with ingredients like beef slices, tripe, beef intestine, bean sprouts, potato slices, and rice noodles cooked in a boiling spicy broth.
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  Baby bok choy

  Baby bok choy is a small type of Chinese cabbage with a fresh and tender texture. Common cooking methods include stir-frying, garlic stir-fry, or simmering in clear soup. To prepare, first wash the baby bok choy thoroughly, then add appropriate seasonings and ingredients according to your chosen method, and stir-fry until soft or simmer until flavorful.
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  Small Fried Dough Stick

  Little oil sticks are a classic Chinese snack made from flour through processes such as kneading, fermentation, rolling, cutting, and deep-frying. They have a golden, crispy exterior and a hollow interior, offering a deliciously crunchy texture. They can be enjoyed as a breakfast item with soy milk or as a small treat during afternoon tea.
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  Enoki Mushroom

  Bamboo fungus is a dish primarily made with bamboo fungus as the main ingredient. To prepare it, first clean the bamboo fungus thoroughly, then slice or tear it into strips according to preference. Next, cook it using methods such as stir-frying, boiling, or stewing, and add seasonings like salt and soy sauce to enhance flavor. Finally, cook until the bamboo fungus is fully tender and ready to enjoy.
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  Wavy Noodles

  Wavy noodles are made primarily from flour, named for their wave-like surface texture. The dough is flattened, folded, and pressed into waves before being cooked. Commonly served with sauces or broths and paired with vegetables or meats.
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  Purple Sweet Potato Glutinous Rice Balls

  Purple sweet potato glutinous rice balls are a dessert made primarily from purple sweet potatoes and glutinous rice. The purple sweet potatoes are steamed and mashed into a paste, then mixed with an appropriate amount of glutinous rice flour, stirred evenly, and kneaded into small balls. Finally, the balls are either boiled in boiling water until cooked through or fried until golden and crispy. The outer layer is soft and chewy, while the inside offers a sweet, fragrant flavor from the purple sweet potato.
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  Red Velvet Cake

  Red Velvet Cake is a cake characterized by red food coloring, featuring a vibrant red surface and a silky, smooth texture reminiscent of velvet. Main ingredients include low-gluten flour, eggs, milk, sugar, and more, crafted through baking techniques.
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  Chinese chrysanthemum greens

  Gai lan, using fresh gai lan as the main ingredient, is prepared through simple cooking techniques to preserve its original flavor as much as possible. Common preparation methods include stir-frying, garlic stir-fry, or cold mixing, aiming to highlight gai lan's unique fragrance and texture.
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  Broccoli

  Broccoli, also known as green cauliflower or Italian broccoli, is a nutrient-rich vegetable. It can be prepared in various ways, commonly including stir-frying, garlic stir-fry, or cooking with other ingredients. To prepare, first wash and cut the broccoli into small florets, then quickly stir-fry to preserve its tender texture and vibrant green color.
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  Chicken

  Chicken is the main ingredient, typically marinated and then prepared using methods such as pan-frying, stir-frying, boiling, grilling, or stewing. It can be cooked together with vegetables, seasonings, and accompaniments. Common dishes include Kung Pao Chicken, White-Cut Chicken, Curry Chicken, and Spicy Chicken.
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  Duck Intestines

  Duck intestine, made primarily from fresh duck intestines, is carefully cleaned and processed to maintain its tender texture. It can typically be paired with various seasonings and cooking methods such as stir-frying, boiling, or grilling, creating a variety of delicious dishes. Its unique texture and rich nutrition make duck intestine one of the ingredients beloved by many diners.

Reviews

• River_17
  This revolving hotpot spot honestly blew me away as a total hotpot freak. First off, the value is insane — like thirty-something bucks and you get access to over a hundred different items. Tons of veggies, meatballs, Chinese sausage, noodles and other staples, and it's all-you-can-eat with no time limit so you can just chill and eat slow. The ingredients were super fresh, especially the baby cabbage and pea shoots — washed clean and really good quality. They had a bunch of broth options to pick from, I tried the mild spicy one and it was legit. The setup is pretty standard but the basement level is clean and tidy, and the staff were attentive. It's perfect if you're solo or with a couple friends on a weekday — wasn't crowded at all, ate at my own pace and left totally satisfied. Definitely a solid, affordable pick if you're in the Huilongguan area and need to grab a meal.