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Ba Shu Wang Po Da Xia (Xiao Tun Dian)

Hot pot · ⭐ 4.8

Unit 102, First Floor, Building 1, No. 5 Courtyard, Xiaotun Road

Dishes

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  Pickled Vegetables

  Side dishes usually consist of seasonal vegetables, pickled foods, or cooked meats, simply seasoned and arranged on the plate for serving. Fresh ingredients and a refreshing taste make them an excellent appetizer for the table.
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  Bashu Wang Po's Large Shrimp

  Bashu Wang Po's Large Shrimp is a dish made primarily with fresh shrimp, stir-fried with seasonings such as doubanjiang (fermented broad bean paste), chili peppers, Sichuan peppercorns, ginger, and garlic. The shrimp are deveined with tails left intact, then fried or quickly stir-fried and mixed with the seasoning to absorb flavor, resulting in a鲜香弹牙 (fresh, fragrant, and chewy) texture.
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  Hand-pulled noodles

  Hand-pulled noodles are a type of noodle made primarily from flour. The dough is rolled into thin sheets and then manually pulled into long strips, which are boiled and served with various seasonings and vegetables.
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  Fried Tofu Skin

  Fried tofu skin is a dish made primarily with tofu skin. First, the tofu skin is soaked to soften it, then drained of excess water. Next, the tofu skin is slowly fried in hot oil over low heat until golden and crispy. Finally, it is sprinkled with salt or seasoning powder and ready to eat.
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  Special Noodle Sheets

  Specialty noodles are made from优质 flour, paired with精选 meats and vegetables, carefully simmered to create soft noodles and rich broth, offering a nutritious and flavorful dish.
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  Wang Po's Crispy Pork Strips

  Wang Po's crispy pork is a Chinese dish made with lean pork cubes marinated, coated in starch, and deep-fried until golden and crunchy. The dish has a crispy exterior and tender interior with a fragrant taste.
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  Wang Po's Shrimp Pot (Small)

  Wang Po's River Shrimp Pot (small pot) features fresh river shrimp with onions, ginger slices, and garlic. The shrimp are stir-fried in hot oil, then simmered with seasonings to retain tenderness and flavor. Cooked slowly in a small pot for precise control of heat and taste.
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  Self-Service Condiments

  Self-service condiments are a combination of seasonings that customers can mix and match themselves, typically including basic ingredients such as soy sauce, vinegar, chili oil, garlic paste, green onions, cilantro, and sesame paste. These are used to accompany hot pot, barbecue, cold dishes, or noodle dishes, allowing individuals to freely choose and blend according to their personal taste.
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  Vegetable Platter

  A vegetable platter is a colorful dish made from a variety of fresh vegetables such as carrots, cucumbers, and tomatoes, carefully sliced and prepared to preserve their natural flavor and nutrients. With simple seasoning and elegant presentation, it offers a visually appealing and healthy culinary experience.
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  Watermelon

  Watermelon contains 92% water and is known as the 'King of Summer'. Hence the saying, 'Eat watermelon in hot weather, no need to grab medicine.' Watermelon is truly the 'King of Summer', refreshing and delicious, which is why people say, 'Eat watermelon in hot weather, no need to grab medicine.'

Reviews

• mysterious_cockatoo
  If you're coming here for the free, all-you-can-make hand-pulled noodles, you won't be disappointed. The noodle sheets are made fresh every day, super chewy and stretchy, and you can pull them yourself into long thin pieces, then cook them and toss them with the sesame sauce from the self-serve condiment bar — honestly so good. The shrimp hotpot itself is really solid too, even the small pot comes with a ton of shrimp, and the potatoes and sticky corn cook up soft and full of flavor. Definitely go for the set menu, it's a great deal — one medium pot plus a combo plate of greens is plenty for three people. Fair warning though, it gets packed on weekends during dinner rush, so you might have to wait for a table. Parking is easy to find but the spots right out front are limited, so come early or just look for something on the street. Overall a place where the food is on point, you leave totally full, and your wallet doesn't cry.