Party Pig

One of the best happy hours in the city. Lots food options. Hotpot is delicious and fun. Nice veggies and meats. Sushi was okay, but I would pass next time. Service is prompt and fast.

I appreciate a new small business popping up in SF. But the meat here is pretty average. The service to get you in during happy hour is chaotic and mid service. But they improved their timing, hot pot soup base and items arrive pretty quickly after you’re seated. And they do their best to restock items quickly. Their best items are the cooked foods and sashimi. My favorite was their plentiful selection of drinks. Make sure to line up early we got there around 3:45 and there was already a line, if all tables are filled for happy hour they will tell you to come back at 6 for normal price. But if you wait around after they cut off the line, some reservations might cancel and you’ll get a seat.

Enjoyed our happy hour sushi/hot pot dinner at 4:30 PM. Had a reservation for our table of 10. Do not be late! Filled out the selections while we were waiting outside for them to open. They took our paper with our selections before opening doors. We chose 2 soup selections for our party. Once we got in, we hurried to the buffet area asap as not all items were made to order and there was a big line. It's not a huge selection but decent for the space they are in. Some premium items are only available for ordering once per person. This was a great value at $19.95 per person, but even at the regular $29.95 price outside of happy hour, I still thought it was a good deal.

We arrived at 4:45pm on a Thursday. We were a party of 2 and got seated at 6:10pm. There is no waitlist, just a line. If you are a group of 5 or more you can call ahead to make a reservation. Currently the deal is $19.95/pp for AYCE sushi and hot pot and AYCD if you dine in at 4:30pm or between 9pm-11pm everyday. Otherwise it's $29.95/pp which is still an awesome deal. Especially when it includes alcohol and desserts! I saw 4 steamers that I can only assume had dim sum in them but 2 were completely emptied and 2 had 1pc of dim sum. During the entire dine in, none of them were refilled. I even left the lids off of them to get the staff's attention but they remained empty. Maybe this was a special for the first round of diners only? We placed our first round of orders at 6:15pm. We opted o

An old-school all you can eat hot pot restaurant. Its $30 per person for all you can eat hot pot and sushi, as well as all you can drink. The quality of the meat is decent, nothing too special, but not bad. Sushi too is reasonably fresh, a bit on the bland side, but all well prepared. Hot pot soup bases were on the watery and bland side, so the sauces really carry the weight. Overall though, this is incredibly good value for the price, and a great place to hang out with friends and have drinks and some food. Service can be a bit slow depending on how busy they are, but its still quite worth it. Would definitely recommend considering this spot if you're in the area and are wanting some hot pot