Boiling point was my fave meal when I visited Seattle. It was super filling and I was able to finish the whole pot. They’re also individual pots so you and your friends don’t have to share. The broth was tasty, the hot pot also comes with a green or black tea. I picked the green tea and it was overall fantastic. The staff was polite and attentive. Would def recommend! There’s also a ton of things to do nearby.

First time trying dry hotpot, and I was pleasantly surprised with the quality and taste of the food. I was surprised that the food was already cooked for you, as opposed to normal hotpot places where you'd cook your own food. The seafood and beef were really good though, and they definitely gave just enough to fill you up.

Boiling Point is a fun, casual spot, with a good variety of mains that come in a selection of spice levels. They had a couple deals that sweetened the occasion: free tea, and buy one get one half off appetizers. I would say this is a great spot for a leisurely lunch or dinner before or after grocery shopping. It's ideal for families, small groups, or a casual daytime date. They validate parking.

The large Taiwanese spicy hot pot is so good - super spicy, loaded with flavorful goodies and amazing rainy day comfort food. Staff are very friendly too. Very crowded on weekends and they don't accept reservations so best to head there earlier and put your name and number down and walk around the neighborhood for a while.

This restaurant serves an interesting variety of Asian hot pots; i.e. Thai, Japanese, Korean, Taiwanese, etc. We love the branch here (bigger and feels more spacious) as compared to the one at Bellevue (feels cramped and too close to other diners). Gated paid parking is shared with the Uwajimaya grocery store and can be validated (up to 2 hours free) when you shop and dine here.

The whole experience was great! I was craving some hot soupy meal so decided to take a drive there… love how their fermented soups taste! Can’t wait to go back

Next time will not order mild. LOL. At least when they added more broth it was managible. Food was good. Way to much veggies and not enough meat. Was a fun experience.

I came on Sunday night so 30 min waiting is acceptable. However the food is not as my expected. Because i have tried this brand in others states, so this place make me disappointed. Beside that, everything is ok.

Boiling Point is always busy. Be prepared to wait or put your name on waitlist early if meeting a few people. I got the Miso Soup and it was so full of good things, I had to take some home.

Always love the mini hotpots in Boiling point! They're always so crowded and long wait during weekends. We came on a Friday noon time it was full but no line so we got a table in about 10mins. Parking at uwajimaya was gated entry but we could validate the parking ticket with boiling point so need not pay. They do sell a lot of takeout products like instant noodles and all kinds of sauces. I like this branch much more than the Bellevue one as this one is more spacious and surrounded with windows. The automated robot server was too cute to watch. Food was delicious esp. on a cold autumn day, and I love the little jelly dessert they served at the end of the meal.

One of my favorite hotpot restaurants in Seattle. I'd highly recommend getting either Taiwanese Spicy if you like it spicy or House Special if you don't, and I always have Fuzhou Fish Ball as and add on. I always come here during the lunch time since they offer free tea to compliment the hotpot. Try to avoid going here around 12:30-1:30 pm since the wait time could be more than 45 minutes. Overall, very satisfied with food and service and will come back again!

This is my favorite hot pot place. I usually order the beef soup. Tangy beef is awesome. Sometimes, they offer free black tea. Avoid going here during the weekends because it can get very crowded. The wait can be around an hour.

Ordered a house hotpot delivery. Glad the food arrived warm. The vermicelli is not dry and clumped together, which is great. Soup base is of average, not very rich and a bit on the bland side. Taiwanese tofu is good. Has tons of veges. The portion is a little bit small for that price tag. Overall, worth the try.

The individual hot pots here are excellent. The dipping sauces are delicious. Also, you should get an iced tea to go with your meal. It pairs well with the spicy dipping sauces. The beef option never disappoints.

It’s been many months since I last had @boilingpointgroup in the Bay Area, and I’m so glad that they have a location in Seattle! Love my go-to House Special (“stinky pot” has always been my favorite one-person pot in Taiwan), and I think mild is perfect because it’s not too spicy so the broth flavor still permeates. This pot is loaded with ingredients, and comes with a free cup of tea during lunch times!

It’s usually a wait whenever we are here which is fine very popular place~ Food comes out pretty fast after ordering. The portions are small once cook down so I do have to order more extra items on the side. But still a good place 🙂

A lot of people recommended this restaurant, so I went. Good pricing. But the food is not good as people. Don’t give me wrong, the food tastes is not bad.

The most unfortunate detail about this restaurant is the service time; while service itself is good once they get to you, the time it takes to receive a table, have your order taken, and have your check delivered and processed is lengthy at best. The food is underwhelming as compared to the menu photos - we ordered the seafood and tofu hot pot and found it contained just about 1 piece of each listed items. The broth was mild and the sauces at the table should be highly considered for improving the flavor. Rice was served colder than room temperature. Ultimately, there are better hot pot places in the ID.

Soooo good!! We ordered the Beef #4! And the spicy beef appetizer. A milk black tea 😋 The food was great! Service not so much! Yes they are busy but I saw lots of waiters just walking around. So they’re not short handed! Our waiter took our order brought our food and apparently after that his job was done lol that is the only reason for a 4 star

Looks just like menu/website pictures😁Was very tasty, I got the beef set with mild spicy, comes with tea and choice of rice or vermicelli. Felt like a delicious medium spicy🤔 Good veggies and meat, and the tea was good. My only side comment was it was kinda steamy and the spicy got in my face a bit so i had a runny nose. But thats just it boiling, hence the name boiling point, so beware, try to angle your face to avoid if you get spicy. Very tasty jelly given at end of meal. Definitely affordable but lacking the self cooking of a hot pot, it is all put in at the start as shown.

Boiling Point is definitely a must try restaurant. It was one of my favorite experiences when I visited Seattle. The meal was incredible. It was hearty without feeling overwhelming and overall was a very fun eating experience. I would definitely return next time.