Please tell me you are re-opening!!! I have always loved coming here for both your conveyor belt hot-pot and their full menu. Left satisfied 100% of the time.I just stopped by for lunch and I am sad to see that it is under construction. I am hoping that this is good news and that they will reopen! They’ve been my favorite place in the Crossroads food court, hands down!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Various Dishes from Conveyor Belt, Kao Piak Sen
Xavier Bergeron
I miss coming here!! Perfect for our hot-pot quick fix!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Hot Pot Soup Base Spicy Beef, Bean Curd, Simmering Beef Broth, Spicy Tomato Sauce, Various Dishes from Conveyor Belt, Udon Noodle
Sea P
Please reopen soon. We miss you already.
Roger Sribonma
Currently under construction... Don't waste your time coming...
Angela Tessier
So good!Vegetarian options: You can choose your own ingredientsKid-friendliness: Definitely
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jimmy Song
Super delicious food and reallyFun hotpot! We go once a month and this is my favorite
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
M S
This restaurant has an interesting concept; i.e. using the typical sushi conveyor belt and replacing the plate selections with hotpot ingredients! Each customer essentially pays for the base soup ($5-$6 each), and then grab whatever plates they want to share. Fun concept! Ingredients are fresh, and the Lao Spicy Beef broth is flavorful. Staff are very friendly and occasionally check in with us to ensure everything is good. Tables and utensils are all well-cleaned. Because of the ability to share the plates, the bill is cheaper than Boiling Point and about 2 times cheaper than Happy Lamb! Also great that there are plenty other food stalls to choose from in this marketplace. This place is popular, and parking can be challenging during peak hours. But if you're willing to park further, there will definitely be avaliable lots.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Laotian Spicy Beef
Macy M
Hot Pot was great, ingredients were fresh. It was great to have hot pot with a friend and not have to come to a consensus on what goes into the pot.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Denessi B.
Finally tried their nam khao tod and it was delicious! Perfect amount of sourness but it was expensive for the portion given.
Vivian L.
Blazing Bowl is a Laotian conveyor belt style hot pot, which is a fairly unique concept and is delicious! My husband and I come here when I'm craving hot pot and he's not. You can have one person do a personal hot pot and other people in the party order a single dish. Their traditional beef hot pot broth is really good, has some similarities to the taste of pho broth. I really like their selection of hot pot items on the conveyor belt. They have some more unique vegetables such as on choy which I have never seen anywhere else but works well in hot pot! Their meats are decent quality and actually are a lot despite being on a small plate.
This spot was so good! Got the spicy soup and it did not disappoint. The revolving plates to add to the soup were great. Will come back here again!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Laotian Spicy Beef Broth
Emily Yang
Went there for a hotpot. The soup was full of MSG. Had a diarrhea 3 hours after home.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Hot Pot
Olyssa K.
We visited from AZ and seen the reviews for blazing bowl and decided to drive from Seattle to try it. The owners are nice and the vibe was on point. We were thrilled to be eating Lao food in a food court - literally so cool as we do not see much Lao restaurants. Flavor was authentic and spice was Lao spice levels. We ordered papaya salad (they did not hold back on the ba dek, it was so perfect), Kow biek (so yummy), larb beef, sausages nam Khao. Try the Lao Tea with milk - you can taste the tea like it was just brewed (so heavenly)! We will be back to try the conveyor belt hot pot. Such a cool concept for hot pot
Anna P.
The best Lao style papaya salad in the greater Seattle area! When I order 5 star spicy, it also comes out to be Lao rated spicy. I always finish my order and slurp up all the good juices after. If you're Lao, and you do this, that means it's THAT good! The khao pieak noodles are soft and so good. The broth was savoury and delicious! The Nam khao is crispy, and flavourful, and can actually taste the lime juice that goes in it. Also comes with a bunch of veggies for wrap. This is always my go to spot for authentic Lao food. Thanks for sticking to the roots in flavours and not customize to the American palate.
Katherine Y.
I've walked by this place several times in the crossroads Bellevue food court and decided to try it out. Unlike traditional hot pot places, the hot pot ingredients rotate on a conveyer belt. I got the house beef broth. This is Laos based and not Taiwanese/Chinese style and has a sweet sour profile. The dipping sauce was unique and you can customize all the toppings. It had a fish sauce element. I really liked the daisy crown. I felt the meat could be a bit more fresh. I would probably still choose to go traditional hot pot places to the regular places for the value but if you want solo hot pot this will scratch the itch.
Please tell me you are re-opening!!! I have always loved coming here for both your conveyor belt hot-pot and their full menu. Left satisfied 100% of the time.I just stopped by for lunch and I am sad to see that it is under construction. I am hoping that this is good news and that they will reopen! They’ve been my favorite place in the Crossroads food court, hands down!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Various Dishes from Conveyor Belt, Kao Piak Sen
I miss coming here!! Perfect for our hot-pot quick fix!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Hot Pot Soup Base Spicy Beef, Bean Curd, Simmering Beef Broth, Spicy Tomato Sauce, Various Dishes from Conveyor Belt, Udon Noodle
Please reopen soon. We miss you already.
Currently under construction... Don't waste your time coming...
So good!Vegetarian options: You can choose your own ingredientsKid-friendliness: Definitely
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Super delicious food and reallyFun hotpot! We go once a month and this is my favorite
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This restaurant has an interesting concept; i.e. using the typical sushi conveyor belt and replacing the plate selections with hotpot ingredients! Each customer essentially pays for the base soup ($5-$6 each), and then grab whatever plates they want to share. Fun concept! Ingredients are fresh, and the Lao Spicy Beef broth is flavorful. Staff are very friendly and occasionally check in with us to ensure everything is good. Tables and utensils are all well-cleaned. Because of the ability to share the plates, the bill is cheaper than Boiling Point and about 2 times cheaper than Happy Lamb! Also great that there are plenty other food stalls to choose from in this marketplace. This place is popular, and parking can be challenging during peak hours. But if you're willing to park further, there will definitely be avaliable lots.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Laotian Spicy Beef
Hot Pot was great, ingredients were fresh. It was great to have hot pot with a friend and not have to come to a consensus on what goes into the pot.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Finally tried their nam khao tod and it was delicious! Perfect amount of sourness but it was expensive for the portion given.
Blazing Bowl is a Laotian conveyor belt style hot pot, which is a fairly unique concept and is delicious! My husband and I come here when I'm craving hot pot and he's not. You can have one person do a personal hot pot and other people in the party order a single dish. Their traditional beef hot pot broth is really good, has some similarities to the taste of pho broth. I really like their selection of hot pot items on the conveyor belt. They have some more unique vegetables such as on choy which I have never seen anywhere else but works well in hot pot! Their meats are decent quality and actually are a lot despite being on a small plate.
Restaurantji Recommends
This spot was so good! Got the spicy soup and it did not disappoint. The revolving plates to add to the soup were great. Will come back here again!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Laotian Spicy Beef Broth
Went there for a hotpot. The soup was full of MSG. Had a diarrhea 3 hours after home.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Hot Pot
We visited from AZ and seen the reviews for blazing bowl and decided to drive from Seattle to try it. The owners are nice and the vibe was on point. We were thrilled to be eating Lao food in a food court - literally so cool as we do not see much Lao restaurants. Flavor was authentic and spice was Lao spice levels. We ordered papaya salad (they did not hold back on the ba dek, it was so perfect), Kow biek (so yummy), larb beef, sausages nam Khao. Try the Lao Tea with milk - you can taste the tea like it was just brewed (so heavenly)! We will be back to try the conveyor belt hot pot. Such a cool concept for hot pot
The best Lao style papaya salad in the greater Seattle area! When I order 5 star spicy, it also comes out to be Lao rated spicy. I always finish my order and slurp up all the good juices after. If you're Lao, and you do this, that means it's THAT good! The khao pieak noodles are soft and so good. The broth was savoury and delicious! The Nam khao is crispy, and flavourful, and can actually taste the lime juice that goes in it. Also comes with a bunch of veggies for wrap. This is always my go to spot for authentic Lao food. Thanks for sticking to the roots in flavours and not customize to the American palate.
I've walked by this place several times in the crossroads Bellevue food court and decided to try it out. Unlike traditional hot pot places, the hot pot ingredients rotate on a conveyer belt. I got the house beef broth. This is Laos based and not Taiwanese/Chinese style and has a sweet sour profile. The dipping sauce was unique and you can customize all the toppings. It had a fish sauce element. I really liked the daisy crown. I felt the meat could be a bit more fresh. I would probably still choose to go traditional hot pot places to the regular places for the value but if you want solo hot pot this will scratch the itch.