Did you realized that we, Malaysians love steamboat or hotpot though we have all-year-round hot weather?!
I absolutely love hotpot!
It's something I can eat almost every day if Lik would like to. #lol
I think the best part about having a hotpot meal is it allows a communal way of dining and bonding over a good time with family and friends.
On top of that, you can also eat freshly cooked food by mixing your favourite meat and vegetables with the steaming delicious broth.
Undoubtedly, it's really a great choice for multiple options and to have a healthy balance appetite.
Just last week, I visited a newly opened hotpot restaurant located at Subang area.
It's a great hotpot place that came to be an all-you-can-eat, while easy-on-the wallet affair that you must check out if you enjoy hotpot meal like me! #winkwinkwink
Fei Fan Hotpot飞凡火锅 is located at the centre of Subang, SS15 Courtyard Mall.
It's an authentic "All-You-Can-Eat" buffet hotpot style that brought all the way from Hong Kong.
Fei Fan Hotpot aims to deliver only the most flavourful tastes at an enjoyable environment yet with affordable price.
It's an absolute must for all steamboat or hotpot lovers!
The entire interior is inviting, clean, and spacious.
I really like how they designed the dining place to look similar like the Hong Kong Char Chan Teng style, especially the seating booths that give the place a very vintage Hong Kong feel.
In addition, an outdoor dining area is also available at the end of the restaurant for people to puff while enjoying the meal. :)
There are total 4 different choices for their soup, include tomato, pork bone, spicy mala and pepper pig's stomach soup.
All the soup bases are made of pork bones and cooked for more than six hours.
You can choose up to 2 soups for your meal, and I like the pork bone and spicy mala the most!
The pork bone soup was excellent with very natural sweet taste, and the spicy mala soup taste is relatively different with the other Chinese restaurants.
It has a distinctive flavour with mild spicy hot taste that I think it's pretty appropriate for Malaysian's taste buds.
Anyway, the soups didn't make me feel dry of thirsty after the meal.
Hotpot will not be completed without any sauces.
You are feel free to get creative and customize your own dipping sauce with their 12 different selections on the table.
I'm not very good in making a good sauce, so I rather made the signature Fei Fan sauce according to the picture they showed at the section there.
I always love vegetables with my hotpot.
The wide-ranging vegetable bar features a variety of vegetables to help balance off the whole meal.
From vegetables, carrots, beancurd, crab stick, pork balls, potatoes, enoki mushroom, pumpkin, button mushroom, meat balls, black Chinese fungus, dried yellow tofu skin to lotus slice etc.
I'm sure you will get what you like from this healthy bar! :)
For the main course of the hotpot, there goes to the wide selection of freshly homemade meatballs, meats and other ingredients, such as pork ball, chicken ball, beef ball, fish noodle, shrimp dumpling, chives dumpling, tau foo pok with pork meat, pork collar / shoulder, pork belly, pork intestine, pork liver, beef slices, chicken slices, and chicken with rice wine.
All these ingredients are prepared everyday to maintain it's freshness and originality.
I would recommend to try their chicken with rice wine, dumplings and their handmade meat balls!
Oh! do not forget to mention their specially-made udon noodles!
It's a must try at the restaurant because the udon is all handmade by their chef.
You will surely taste how different the udon is compare to the other restaurants.
For me, I find it tastes like the Mee Hoon Kueh (Chinese flat noodle) that my mum made.
It was not too soft, but very chewy texture, where I still can taste the flourly taste inside my mouth.
The hotpot buffet also comes with refillable drinks such as orange juice, mango juice and ice water, and also ice-cream in two flavours of chocolate and vanilla.
Hong Kong Style Hotpot Buffet charges are as below:
Lunch for weekday and weekend, from 11am - 5pm @ RM35.90++.
Dinner for weekday and weekend, from 5pm - 11pm @ RM45.90++.
Children will get 50% off.
Students are entitled for 20% off from the total bill.
There is also a free buffet for birthday guests, with minimum 3 paying adults.
All in all, Fei Fan Hotpot is definitely a good place to enjoy hotpot together with your family and friends.
It's value for money with the high quality and wide selection of ingredients and soup bases.
The overall service was great, whereby the server came up pretty fast when we asked for the the ingredients and soups refilled
It's really a good choice for all the hotpot lovers out there!
Fei Fan Hotpot 飞凡火锅
SS15 Courtyard
Lot G-10 Ground Floor,
Jalan SS15/4G, SS15,
47500 Subang Jaya
Tel: 603 7496 6438
Opening hours: Daily 11am - 11pm
FB: https://www.facebook.com/feifanhotpot/
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So nice! My mom would love those yummy sauce and DIY ahahahha she sure refill non-stop! The garlic and onion esp 😂 and spring onions. Thinking to bring my family go one day heheheh lucky u blogged about it! Wait my husband back from China then go makan hahahah
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