
Xiao Long Kan is a famous hot pot chain in Alhambra that specializes in Chinese hot pot. The interior makes you feel like you're eating in a Chinese palace. They have a self-service sauce and snacks station for an additional $3. The food quality is good, and don't miss the hot pot fried rice. A must try for spicy hot pot lovers.
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"If it’s your first visit, start with one of the spicy broths and build your meal from there. The self-serve sauce bar lets you customize every bite, and the menu offers plenty of meats, seafood, and vegetables to choose from. Don’t overlook the hot pot fried rice, which has become one of the restaurant’s most talked-about side dishes"
— Eat in SGV Team
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