Bone & Pot Steamboat

The place stinks like something died in there, due to poor ventilation in the kitchen and dining area. Unlike your regular Korean barbeque restaurant, there are no ventilation hoods at the dining area. If you can’t stand the smell, this is not the place to be. Make sure to dress down too, you will come out smelling like the place once you are done. The food is decent if weren’t for the overpowering smell. Parking is very hard to find due to the construction around the area.

What’s better than eating steamboat on a cold and rainy day? This steamboat place is different from others since they are air conditioned properly and you won’t sweat like crazy in front of that pot of soup. Their signature broth is RM15.90. Sounds expensive just for the broth right? I’d tell you it’s worth the money as there’s actually pork bones in the pot of soup with radishes and corns. Free refill of soup by the way.
Dining here is definitely a little more expensive than other steamboat places. Their ingredients are really fresh. You have to get the pork slices, beef slices, cheese ball, crab roe ball, bacon and abalone slices. They also have sets for one, two and four which is pretty decently priced at RM19.90, RM38.90 and RM89.90 respectively (If I didn’t remember wrongly).
If you haven’t yet out this places, I think you’ll love it here.

The uniqueness of this steamboat place is because of the name. There is a bone in every pot hence why the shop is call bone and pot.
My friends and I visited the one near my place and I decided to join them. After all steamboat is always better with more people. You get to order more dishes to try.
The soup does taste better in my opinion. They have a big selection of soup choices and we picked the original flavor because none of us feel like having anything spicy that night. The price is quite reasonable although this is consider upper class because it’s not buffet style and you do pay more if you order the expensive items.