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In the summer, Four Seasons Hot Pot is as deserted as Santa's Village. Despite the optimistic title, the 4-year-old restaurant is decidedly a winter-season refuge. Go anyway-at any time of year. Since this is a Mongolian hot-pot restaurant, your chosen cooking liquid to swish around thinly sliced meat will be more than just water. These are full-fledged soups, teeming with whole cloves of garlic, sliced ginger, dried lychees, berries and fistfuls of Chinese medicinal herbs that pervade the brew in a potpourri of cinnamon, cumin and anise flavors and smells.
It was a tongue-in-cheek thing we did when we picked Four Seasons Hot Pot in Garden Grove as "Best Restaurant That Will Probably Close Soon" for our annual Best Of Issue last year. But apparentl... More »
Don’t be surprised when you find yourself the only soul dining at Four Seasons Hot Pot. With summer just beginning, Four Seasons will be as deserted as Santa’s Village. Despite the optimistic title, the 4-year-old restaurant is decidedly a... More »
It takes a certain kind of blind optimism to call your hot-pot restaurant "Four Seasons." Such places are decidedly one season. It's a heat-generating meal that's only apt and appetizing when the weather is chilly and you can see your breath. But whatever the climate, the balding owner is always dressed in a suit and tie to welcome guests. In the summer months, most customers shun him and his cook-it-yourself Mongolian hot-pot concept. No one wants to sit over a roiling vat... More »
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