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Homestyle Hotpot

Great hotpot, especially their beef and potato. Heat source is piped in from the ceiling straight to the pot, none of the wimpy table-cooker stuff. They have a great spicy broth, and there is tableside sauce mixing available.

Address: 92 Dongfeng Jie (东风街92号)

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