东镇老火锅 Flower Peppers

Hot pot restaurant · Industry

东镇老火锅 Flower Peppers

Hot pot restaurant · Industry

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18268 Gale Ave B, City of Industry, CA 91748

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Spicy Szechuan hot pot with fresh ingredients and beef tongue  

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Eve U

Google
Like this place. Too bad no all server speak english. Their check in mandarin so if you can not read it, make sure you remember what your order and the price 😅. Seasoned cripy pork and pork stew is the best. Crab with salty egg is okay, with corn. Crab $ 59.99 Lobster is just okay, no meat 🤣 pricey $ 79.99. Fish soup with pickle veggies is pretty good.

Diane Sun

Google
Such a wonderful place for cozy winter night hotpot! The ingredients are fresh and the broth is pretty flavorful. Beef tongue is a must try!

Shinny Lopez

Google
My favorite Chinese restaurant. Delicious food with good service! You must try!

kayla ye

Google
Wyd too overpriced, horrible attitude. Owner is awful and is liar and hustler because even when items were out still calculated in our bill. Never answers to customer concerns. No flavor too bland the barbecue and the hotpot had low quality meat and seafood.

bloody haze

Google
I personally love everything about this restaurant. It is great for a date with the significant other or even family gatherings. The service is outstanding and the waiters are absolutely some of the kindest people I have met. The food is delicious for anyone's pallet. They do deliver and there is a party room for larger gatherings. So grab some friends or family and head straight to Flower Peppers.

Zee Chen

Google
Very delicious and spicy szechuan food. Their lamb on skewers is delicious, and so is their spicy chicken. They have really yummy soft boiled beef and I really enjoy their green beans. Avoid the pork belly though, too sweet, that is my one complaint but all the spicy meat is amazing.

Ed Yu

Google
We visited SoCal specifically because a friend told us that they have the grilled frog in copper pot dish. We drove down in 6 hours to try it so why only 3 stars? Well, first of all, let's talk about false advertisement. The grilled frog in copper pot has three key ingredients: frogs, grilled, copper pot. However, we got a spicy frog in Sichuan sauce in an aluminum pan. The lame excuse is that it's due to covid but there is no way the frogs are grilled. They are not even breaded properly. It's so different not only from the real deal it's a completely different dish. The frogs are at least fresh which is all I will say. For about $80 it's a huge letdown. The services were good as we were offered free coconut juice but I couldn't add more stars because the other dishes weren't anything special either. The 小炒肉 or stir-fried sliced pork is my judge of how good a restaurant is and it's only so so. It's not bad but not worth driving more than 30 minutes for. The Sichuan fried pork also is not crispy enough to be any special as even Haidilao has better version. It's not a bad restaurant but not special enough to warrant a return visit when there are so many choices in SoCal.

Chenlin Lu (Leo)

Google
Authentic fresh Szechuan Cuisine. Such a relief to enjoy in this hard time.