Stay warm against the cold snap with this dish: Taipei's top 7 stone pot hot pot spots to soothe your stomach!

Travel Center / Comprehensive Report

As the northeast monsoon blows in coldly, nothing beats warming up with a bowl of hot soup — instant happiness guaranteed. That’s why hot pot becomes one of the most popular foods in autumn and winter. But beyond shabu-shabu or small individual hot pots, stone pot hot pot is also a favorite among foodies. The meat is first stir-fried to bring out the aroma, then simmered in a rich broth — both the fragrance and flavor will have you drooling.ETtoday Eastday Travel Cloudhas specially rounded up 7 stone pot hot pot restaurants in Taipei — perfect for warming your stomach!

▲ Tseng Te Buffet Hot Pot City. (Photo / Reporter Huang Sheng-min)

1. Tseng Te Buffet Hot Pot City
Established in Ximending for forty years, Tseng Te Buffet Hot Pot City claims to be the originator of buffet-style hot pot. The pricing is based on the number of plates you take, and it's known for being budget-friendly. You pay only for what you take, which helps avoid wasting food. The staff will first stir-fry sliced meat and spices to release the aroma, then toss in your chosen ingredients. The sizzling fragrance combined with the sweet, clear broth is simply irresistible — you'll be waiting eagerly for it to boil so you can dig in!

Address: No. 153, Chengdu Rd., Wanhua District, Taipei City
Phone: (02)2311-6585
Business Hours: 11:00–01:30

2. Cranberry Buffet Hot Pot City
Located near Raohe Night Market, Cranberry Buffet Hot Pot City stands out among similarly named shops with a sign reading “Only one branch, no franchises.” Its simple interior decoration instantly brings the traditional Taiwanese stone pot hot pot vibe. The meat is first stir-fried with sesame oil and shredded onions, filling the air with an inviting aroma. When cooking, dip slices of meat into the pot and pair them with the shop’s signature satay sauce. The rich flavors from the broth, the oil at the bottom, and the savory satay create a complex and satisfying taste that keeps you going back for more. As a 35-year-old establishment, it definitely knows what it's doing!

Address: No. 24, Baoqing St., Songshan District, Taipei City
Phone: (02)2767-6131
Business Hours: 11:30–00:30

▲ Songjiang Buffet Hot Pot City. (Photo / From theSongjiang Buffet Hot Pot City fan page)

3. Songjiang Buffet Hot Pot City
If you’ve ever passed by Xingtian Temple Station, you’ve probably seen the long queue — that’s Songjiang Buffet Hot Pot City. Perhaps to preserve its traditional charm, the signage hasn’t been renovated, giving visitors a sense of the restaurant’s long history. Unlike other stone pot hot pot spots, this place adds chopped scallions and carrots to the stir-fry base along with onions, resulting in a richer aroma. Netizens also recommend adding dried squid to the stir-fry for an extra umami boost in the broth. The soup is refreshing, warming, and deeply satisfying — how could any stone pot hot pot lover miss out on this?

Address: 1F, No. 315, Songjiang Rd., Zhongshan District, Taipei City
Phone: (02)2501-2064
Business Hours: 11:00–23:30
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▲ Mong Kok Stone Pot Hot Pot. (Photo / From theMong Kok Stone Pot Hot Pot fan page)

4. Mong Kok Stone Pot Hot Pot
Traditional stone pot hot pot is usually enjoyed in groups, so eating it alone can feel a bit odd. But now you can enjoy it solo too. Mong Kok Stone Pot Hot Pot uses a shabu-shabu style, meaning each person gets their own pot—no need to worry about finding friends to go with you. It’s a delicious meal you can enjoy on your own. The broth may not have as much oil floating on top compared to traditional stone pot hot pot, possibly because individual pots use less oil and ingredients for frying. As a result, the flavor is somewhere between shabu-shabu and stone pot hot pot, which is quite unique.

Address: No. 74, Section 1, Zhonghua Road, Wanhua District, Taipei City
Phone: (02)2388-0285 (It is recommended to make a reservation by phone in advance)
Business Hours: 11:30 AM – 1:00 AM
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▲ Shitigong Stone Pot Hot Pot. (Photo / Reposted fromShitigong Stone Pot Hot Pot Fan Club Facebook Page)

5. Shitigong Stone Pot Hot Pot
Shitigong Stone Pot Hot Pot is a new branch under the well-known hot pot brand Ma La. Stepping into the shop gives you a different feeling from other hot pot restaurants, as the interior features a more modern design. You’ll find various decorations on the walls, creating a sense of dining at an American-style restaurant while actually enjoying stone pot hot pot. Their homemade satay sauce is one of the highlights—it’s made entirely by hand using a base of plenty of seafood such as flatfish and shrimp paste, then fried, ground, and stir-fried to achieve a delicate texture. This ensures that when you dip your food, you won’t have an overly salty taste. With a variety of ingredients to choose from, plus the rich flavor of the stone pot broth elevated by the satay, all paired with their homemade winter melon tea, it’s a real treat in the winter.

Address: No. 92, Section 3, Tingzhou Road, Gongguan, Taipei City (Exit 4 of Gongguan MRT Station; next to the Taipei Water Park)
Phone: (02)2362-0330
Business Hours: 11:30 AM – 10:00 PM
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▲ Huangting Stone Pot Hot Pot. (Photo / Reposted fromHuangting Stone Pot Hot Pot Facebook Page)

6. Huangting Stone Pot Hot Pot
Originating from Taoyuan, Huangting Stone Pot Hot Pot has also set up a Taipei branch in the East District. It emphasizes traditional methods with thirty years of heritage, paired with homemade sauces, to highlight the unique taste of its stone pot hot pot. The shop’s signature items are various handmade hot pot ingredients, including fish dumplings, tempura, crispy meatballs, and squid paste, offering diners special and unique hot pot ingredients. In addition, the store has recently introduced a special combination of copper plate barbecue served alongside stone pot hot pot—a fresh pairing that foodies should definitely try.

Address: No. 21, Lane 52, Section 1, Da’an Road, Taipei City
Phone: (02)8771-4495
Business Hours: 11:00 AM – 10:30 PM
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▲ Tong Jing refinement Stone Pot Hot Pot. (Photo / Reposted fromTong Jing refinement Stone Pot Hot Pot Facebook Page)

7. Tong Jing refinement Stone Pot Hot Pot
All-you-can-eat style stone pot hot pot is quite rare, and Tong Jing refinement Stone Pot Hot Pot is one of the special ones. The atmosphere and quality of the shop lean toward a Japanese style, and the menu offered is also quite abundant. The meat and seafood are freshly sliced and served on the spot—the seafood platter arrives with live, wriggling shrimp, showcasing just how fresh it is. The meat slices are not only thick but also generous in portion, offering great value for money. They also offer seasonal limited-edition crabs, and the flavor that results from the combination of sweet crab and the salty richness of the stone pot hot pot is something foodies shouldn’t miss.

Address: No. 72, Section 1, Jianguo ??? Road, Zhongshan District, Taipei City
Phone: (02)2507-2111
Business hours: 11:30–15:00, 17:30–23:00
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