Pop Pot & Bowl - Ellensburg (WA)

4 /5 Dusty Arenson: This is likely the only place I have been to where they offer an individual Hot Pot. I ordered the cashew chicken which was great! My son got the Szechuan chicken and his partner had the tofu hot pot. Service was quick and friendly.

5 /5 Jeremy McLaughlin: SUCH GOOD FOOD. And prices are super reasonable. Apps are as low as like, $5, come on that’s hard to find! The Pork Egg Rolls were juicy, fresh, and crispy. The Chicken Yakisoba was SO savory and flavorful. Also, it was a large portion. The Orange Chicken was tender on the inside and crispy on the outside, and also a great side portion. Delish Thai Iced Tea. 10/10 recommend!

4 /5 Preete: We got the Taiwanese beef hot pot General Tsos chicken Dumpling noodle soup and veggie spring rolls and one more item The food was fresh and delicious. Totally made to order and came out quickly. The place is super cute and decor is so unique! Our waitress was a bit rude when we asked what was popular...she said everything. A little guidance would be nice but she she wouldnt budge. Once food was served, she didnt bother to come by and ask. It wasnt cheap food but not too pricey. About 75$ for 2 adults and 2 kids.

2 /5 Oshay Davie: I love this place, great atmosphere, tasty delights etc, but tonight I’m honestly disappointed. When I placed my order of shrimp fried rice per usual my shrimp was a little under cooked and the tails were still on everytime before my shrimp was fully cooked, deveined, with the tails off and I’m just like if your gonna charge me 15 bucks and I give you tons of time to make it I expect you to do your best work especially if I leave a tip. Let’s get back to our usual routine tonight was just a hiccup I assume.

5 /5 Chandra Kinnee: This is a hidden gem in an old building. Dont let the strange entrance way throw you off. The food was really good and the service was very friendly. They have some typical things you would find at a teriyaki restaurant, they also have hot pots as the name implies. We had the crab rangoon, sesame chicken, and kung pao beef. It was easily enough for three possibly even four people.