這一小鍋 板橋中山店
Visiting a friend, who often comes to this place, the meals are fresh and delicious. The vegetable area has a very wide variety, and you can pick your favorite ingredients to eat as much as you want. It’s not just hot pot ingredients; there are also various leafy vegetables, root vegetables, and mushrooms—it’s very abundant.
The special meatballs for hot pot are highly recommended; you pick them yourself, and they taste like “congwan,” which is quite tasty.
The braised pork rice is also highly recommended; it’s very savory, with both fatty and lean meat.
The soft serve ice cream has a unique sesame flavor that isn’t too sweet, making it highly recommended for those who don't like sweets. 👍
The only downside is that the dining area is on the second floor, requiring you to walk up the stairs, and the stair steps are larger than usual, which can put a heavier strain on your knees. Going down can make your knees uncomfortable, but if you really can’t manage the stairs, you can ask the staff for permission to use the elevator from the neighboring restaurant when ordering on the first floor.
Ordering is done on the first floor—order and pay first, and the restroom is also on the first floor.
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