If you’re hunting for unlimited hot pot and grill in Mandaluyong—especially around the busy Greenfield District where offices and BPO hubs are everywhere—this spot deserves a serious look. We dropped by during a personal trip after a staycation, and even though we were too tired to take tons of photos, the experience was memorable enough to share.
Located in the heart of Greenfield, this unlimited hot pot and grill restaurant offers an eat-all-you-can setup for under ₱1,000 per head, making it a sulit choice for office teams, barkada catch-ups, and family dinners. Considering the location alone—surrounded by high-rise condos and corporate buildings—it’s already a win for convenience.
What immediately stood out was the moon-inspired interior. The lighting fixtures inside resemble glowing moons in different phases and sizes, creating a cozy yet modern atmosphere. It’s not your usual hot pot place with plain interiors. The circular lights add a soft, warm glow that pairs beautifully with the restaurant’s gold-toned accents. Even the serving bowls and sauce containers lean toward a sleek, metallic gold finish, giving the whole space a premium feel without the premium price tag.
When we visited, the place was packed—which honestly says a lot. Despite the crowd, the system was organized. Each table comes with a built-in dual hot pot and grill setup. You can simmer your chosen broth on one side while grilling thinly sliced meats on the other. From the photos, you can see fresh vegetables like bok choy, cabbage, seaweed, mushrooms, and clams ready to be cooked. There were also fish balls, dumplings, and other hot pot staples neatly arranged in trays.
The meat selection includes thin slices perfect for quick grilling and swishing in broth. The grill area lined with parchment paper helps prevent sticking, making it easier to cook without the mess. It’s ideal for those who want the Korean BBQ vibe plus the comforting warmth of shabu-shabu in one meal.
One of my favorite sections was the sauce and dressing station. Instead of the typical plain condiment area, their sauces are placed inside rounded, gold containers with clear lids—almost like decorative display bowls. There’s a wide selection where you can mix and match your own dipping sauce. You’ll find options like minced garlic, chili, different sauces, and other add-ons so you can customize your flavor profile exactly how you like it. For hot pot lovers, this is where the magic happens.
The overall vibe fits perfectly with Greenfield’s crowd—young professionals, night-shift employees, and families looking for a hearty meal after a long day. Because it’s located in a prime Mandaluyong business district, it’s an accessible choice for team dinners and spontaneous food trips.
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If you’re searching for:
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Unlimited hotpot in Mandaluyong
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Affordable eat-all-you-can grill near Greenfield District
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Budget-friendly hot pot below ₱1,000
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Korean BBQ and shabu-shabu combo in Mandaluyong
Hotpot restaurant near MRT Shaw
This place ticks those boxes.
Even with limited photos, what’s clear is this: the quality of ingredients, the aesthetic interior, and the value-for-money pricing make it worth visiting—especially if you’re around the Greenfield area and craving something warm, filling, and sulit.
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