HalalStreet Hot Pot | Newark

Bill Fong 4 months ago

Great Xinjiang hot pot restaurant! I really enjoyed the welcoming service and great hospitality. Food was great and food was tasty. I was amazed that the meats especially the beef near balls. The beef tasted like organic beef. Fried rice was tasty and cold hoodies were good. A pitcher of hot tea was provided with the meal which paired well with the hot pot meal. They had a variety of fruits to end the meal. Price was reasonable for thus all-you-can-eat Xinjiang hot pot restaurant.

Joyce Wu 7 months ago

Came here for a family meal and had a great experience. There was a wide variety of food, plus desserts and milk tea. Everything was enjoyable, and we’ll definitely come back again.

Tsty_byte 8 months ago

We tried the Thai broth and the Hot & Spicy broth. I personally liked the Hot & Spicy one more it had great heat and flavor. The Thai broth was mildly spicy with a sour note, still good but much lighter compared to the Hot & Spicy. They also have a really nice appetizer spread, including spring rolls, sushi, fried chicken, cold noodles, two types of pastries, and fresh fruits. For drinks, there’s boba tea, which was a fun addition, and they also offer soft serve to end the meal. Overall, it was a satisfying halal hotpot experience with lots of variety and good flavors. Definitely worth trying if you enjoy hotpot and like having multiple options in one place.

Xia Jin 10 months ago

My favorite restaurant in Fremont. Very authentic Xinjiang cuisine especially the fried rice noodle even better than most of the restaurants in China. I will try the hotpot some day, loooks very cost effective.

Estabraq Obidat a year ago

I recently had dinner here with family. We all shared a hot pot and it was a very enjoyable experience. For the uninitiated, hot pot is when the restaurant provides a pot with a base like tomato or peppercorn, etc. and then you add raw ingredients. The ingredients can be fish, very thin slices of meat, or vegetables, etc. You take the ingredients out when they are cooked, and dip them in the sauce of your choice before eating. Our hot pot was divided in two, we had the original base, and tomato base. The way this restaurant does it is a little like a buffet. It's all you can eat, and you go get the ingredients of your choice as often as you like. They have many dipping sauces too. To prevent food waste, anything wasted over 0.8lbs is charged as if an additional adult was at the table (I personally like this rule - food shouldn't be wasted). Each member of our party liked different ingredients. I liked the veggies, especially the pumpkin. My husband liked the chicken balls, beef balls, and fish cakes. My mother-in-law really liked the lobster balls, especially with the sweet and sour dipping sauce. Service was good, and the setting was really nice. I highly recommend this establi