Little Dipper Shabu Shabu - Burgoon

Edit> Came here 2 days before it's final day. Great local hot pot over the last several years, shame to see it go, but it looks like another Chinese restaurant is going to replace it. Thank you for the years of great food! /edit> One of my favorite spots for AYCE hot pot. The miso soup broth is one of my favorite broths for a light and savory meal. It's best to get a mix of American Kobe and Angus beef here to keep the broth from aggregating too much fat the end. Service is usually fairly quick and friendly. Don't forget to ask for an egg to make some quick and tasty poached eggs or egg drop soup.

Great individual hot pot in the Bay Area. Simple nothing fancy, but fresh and authentic.

Its hot pot Located off mission, before the 680 Large dining area Good place for lunch meeting Food selection is great, lots to choose Soup is tasty More on the pricier side than most hot pot joints...think dinner cost all day. But worth it

Came on a Friday right when they open at 5pm for dinner. Within 20 minutes, the place was packed. The service is good, as we sat down the server gave us a laminated menu with a sharpie to write what you want on. I was under the impression you had the option of choosing either AYCE or meal, but we were told it was AYCE only (maybe only during dinners? . It would be $37 per person but for two of us on a date night it wasn't much breaking the bank. We didn't order much at first as we weren't sure how big the portions are about 3 orders of greens, udon, some other dishes and meat. The food came out within a minute but the portions were small understandable at an AYCE since it minimizes food waste, but we definitely knew we needed to order more. Since the waitress didn't give us a new menu after our initial order, we had to ask them to bring us a new one. The pot boils FAST. Turned at max it boiled within like 2 minutes! I got the tom yum broth and my fiancé got the miso. Definitely liked the tom yum better. The meat was ok seemed lower quality than the meat you could get at Osaka Marketplace or Zhang Fei at Pacific Commons and the udon texture felt a little old. (But hey, it's rare for an AYCE to have superb quality food ; . Overall, pretty quick and nice for a Friday dinner. There's a time limit of 100 minutes, by the way. Parking in front can be a slight hassle but it is in a lot with 99 ranch with lots of spots.

Food is good and it’s pretty authentic Chinese hot pot. I like it the way it’s individual hot pot. You can choose any type of food that you enjoy. You don’t have to concern others with type of food