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This is the deal. All you can eat in two hours, then you get thrown out. The food is freshly cooked in a special boiling hot-pot soup in the middle of the table that can only seat six. We had Alberta, triple A-Grade and snowflake beef; pig skin that looked like honeycomb; oysters from Washington State; fresh mushrooms, lettuce, san choi and bakchoi; beef, pork and fish balls; New Zealand muscles; fishmeet noodles; prawns; dried fishskin; tea and Kokanee glacier ice beer on the table. Underneath the table we kept a bottle of (with apologies to Palling) Sumac Ridge 2006 Merlot Cabernet and Blasted Church Sauvingon Blanc poured into tea cups from under the table. The cost including tip was $25 a head and the place is at 8391 Alexandra Road, Richmond, BC, Canada.
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August 26th, 2009 at 9:09 pm
What’s the name of this place? Sounds fascinating!
August 26th, 2009 at 10:03 pm
It’s in Alexandra Road, Richmond, BC, Canada. The name comes out as Ngai Jai. Nothing like it in London.
August 31st, 2009 at 3:24 pm
After several queries on this restaurant, here are the full details, courtesy of Kelvin whose family hosted me there:- –
Cattle Hot Pot Restaurant
Unit 1150, 8391 Alexandra Road, Richmond, BC V6X 3W5
phone: (604) 248-4345