Pot On Fire - Chino

The Menu of Pot On Fire from Chino contains about 82 different dishes and drinks. On average, you pay for a dish / drink about $9.1.

What Anny O likes about Pot On Fire:
Kimchi hot pot 5/5 tastes good and similar to the boiling point version which I love! It's a good amount too and very filling. They also offer either a side of rice or vermicelli. Also free green or black tea during lunch! Although the tea was a little watered down. I got medium spicy and it wasn't too bad but I like spicy food.Lots of parking in a huge lot. We got seated immediately on a Sunday afternoon for lunch a... read more.

The diner and its rooms are wheelchair accessible and thus usable with a wheelchair or physiological limitations, and there is free WLAN. If the weather conditions are right, you can also eat and drink outside.

What I M doesn't like about Pot On Fire:
*Not for beginners*..... I am not Asian but very adventurous with Asian food. I can eat fish, but not big into fish flavors. We ordered 3 different style bowls and all 3 were overwhelmingly fishy for me. I wish they would have beginner options for people who like myself didn't grow up eating a lot of fish items. I even tried the lamb bowl but it had stuffed fish balls I wasn't expecting. Wow, what a punch those pack. My two cents is have an option for all those bowls with no fish products. Because the pictures look amazing!.

With original Asian spices delicious traditional menus are prepared in the kitchen of Pot On Fire in Chino, Furthermore, the visitors love the creative combination of different dishes with new and partially experimental products - a good example of successful Asian Fusion. Not to be left out is the comprehensive selection of coffee and tea specialties in this locale.