Karaiya Spice House: Glorious New Seafood Hot Pot

Posted: December 18th, 2012 | | Foodies & Dining Scene, | Alan Wong, Hatsune Restaurant Group, Hunan food, Karaiya Spice House, LDS Hot Tip, New Menu Item, Sanlitun Village, Seafood Hot Pot, Spicy | No Comments »

Karaiya's New Seafood Hot Pot Platter

Another genius creation by Alan Wong, founder of the Hatsune Restaurant Group is Karaiya Spice House's new Seafood Hot Pot.

Designed to be shared between 2-4 people, this hot pot feast comes with a giant clay pot of free-range chicken soup, a  generous serving of 7 different types of seafood, a bouquet of fresh vegetables and a specialty dipping sauce for all the seafood and vegetables post-dunking and cooking in chicken soup.

LDS Tip: I recommend first serving up bowls of this tasty soup prior to dunking anything in.

Here's the breakdown of what's included in Karaiya's New Seafood Hot Pot:

  • Clay Pot of free-range chicken soup

  • Shrimp

  • Slivers of Mandarin Fish

  • Various Shellfish: Abalone, Mussels, Clams, Razor Clams, etc.

  • Fresh Vegetables: Spinach, Cabbage, Rocket Salad, Enoki Mushrooms, etc. 

  • Specialty Seafood Dipping Sauce

Total price: RMB 358 (shared between 2-4 pax)

LDS Snapshots of Karaiya's New Seafood Hot Pot:

Seafood Hot Pot in a Free-Range Chicken SoupHeaps of Premium Fresh SeafoodBouquet of Fresh Vegetables for Seafood Hot PotKaraiya's Specialty Seafood Hot Pot Dipping Sauce

Since we were a table of 8, we ordered a few of our favorite dishes to enjoy alongside our seafood hot pot.

In the end, we realized we ordered far too much food but we were happy to take the left-overs to go!

LDS Snapshots of Karaiya's Dishes:

Chilled Cucumbers Tossed with Fern Jelly (RMB 22)Bamboo Shoots in a mini wok with dried Calamari and Pressed Tofu  (RMB 45)Karaiya's Signature Ribs – Spicy marinated Pork Rib bridge topped with spices & peanuts (RMB 128)Close-Up of Karaiya's Ribs Served to Dig InLightly Fried Oat Leaves (RMB 32)Beef Chow Mein (RMB 45)Karaiya Spice House Lunch Feast

LDS Snapshots of Karaiya Spice House:

Karaiya Spice House Lunch Crowd

Karaiya Spice House won Time Out's 2011 Award for Best Regional Chinese.

Click here for LDS article.

Karaiya Spice House Details:

  • Address: 3F, Building 8, The Village at Sanlitun, No. 19 Sanlitun Road, Sanlitun

    (3rd floor of the Nike Building across from Hatsune, next to Modo) 朝阳区三里屯路19号The Village南区8号楼

  • Advanced Booking Highly Recommended, Reservation Number: 6415 3535

  • Website: www.hatsunesushi.com (Karaiya Spice House is part of the Hatsune Restaurant Empire)

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