We went last night for our anniversary dinner. We have never had hot pot before and the staff were so friendly and helpful. Quick service and food was so delicious. We will definitely be going back!

For the price you can't beat it, $17 for the lunch special all you can eat is amazing. Great service and friendly staff. Highly recommend. Fun atmosphere.

Refreshingly delicious. Good service, and then tablets for ordering help a good deal with accuracy and timing. We tried this and came back 2 days later for round two. Excellent food. My only advice is to keep the tablet screens cleaner.

Having a Ombu Hot Pot near me is so fun! What people need to realize before dining at any hot pot restaurant is that it is essentially an elevated buffet. You order your broth but everything else is in a cold buffet lineup. You can order appetizers and meat to the table but everything else is in the "salad bar" style lineup. This location was great. We were seated quickly, the food came out fast, and the tables and buffet area were clean. (I personally like the ghosts-of-Wallaby's-past around the restaurant.)

Ombu had a small selection of appetizers and I would recommend their fried shrimp! Their mushroom soup base has great umami and the bone broth was really good. My favorite meat was the fatty beef and the pork belly. There were also a wide variety of different fish cakes so that was cool

Came here on a Monday night around 6pm and it wasn't very packed (which is a good thing.) we walked in, the hostess/waitress checked the kids heights and then brought us to our seats. She explained how everything worked and how to use the iPad to order. You could pick either a community pot or individual. We didn't think much about it so we said community. The selection of broth was decent. There were about 8 broth options. We ended up picking the most popular ones, the spicy and miso. The pot/broths were brought out within 5 minutes and got to boiling. While we waited, she told us we can go grab whatever goodies we wanted to put in our soup. It was kind of like a buffet bar. It was a smaller selection compared to other hot pot places, but it had most of your basics. The seafood was frozen which I did appreciate. I rather have frozen items instead of warm. The noodle choices were surprising! I liked that they had at least 1 of every kind of noodles. Veggie options were on the smaller side, but I'm glad they had crown daisy. They taste so good in the broth. In the middle, they had a sauce bar and it had about 6 different options. Once we sat down, our meats we ordered were already out. I will say, the chicken wings and sesame balls off the appetizer menu were actually really good, and hot! We got at least 3 rounds of chicken wings. Towards the middle, I decided I wanted my own pot of broth because the other people in my party were adding lots of stuff I didn't particularly eat so I was able to order that on the iPad. They came over and verify that we did want a separate pot and that it would be .50 more. I honestly wish I did this from the beginning instead but that's ok! They also had a small selection of dessert. I opted not to get anything since I was too full. Just a warning since we didn't see a sign anywhere, if you do have 6 or more in your party, gratuity will be added. We had 9 in our group and it was about 18% per check. They give you a piece of candy and for the kids, they got these cute sunflower balloons. Overall, our experience wasn't bad at all. I would go back. I believe it was $26.99 per person (adults) and $13.99 for kids under I believe 42 inches?

I've been to a lot of hot pot places. And I loved this place. Taking my time choosing the vegetables and noodles. I didn't feel pressure or overwhelmed nor did I overcook anything. I had the beef broth and it was tasty! The little dessert cakes were super dry.

Having Ombu hot pot near us has been a dream come true! This location is All you can eat hot pot with a wide variety of high-quality meats, vegetables, appetizers, and desserts. It is very clean and spacious and the service is top-notch. We came here for Mother's Day and the owner gave us cute little hair barrettes after we Had our Mother's Day feast they are always so kind and patient with the kids in our group and somehow our kids always leave with some fun little balloons. Food : order the broth and protein from the iPad and then go to the all you can eat area for seafood, vegetables, and appetizers. we enjoy the fatty cattle,pork belly,& mushroom broth. Service : This place has created so many fun family memories for us already because of how kind, fun and attentive they are to our group every time. Ambience : clean, spacious and cute decor that the kids love

Oh, how I love a good hot pot place...and one that's so close to home is even better! I've been watching as this building has transformed from the former restaurant to the current Ombu and I had the opportunity to visit with a friend last night. Since I've done hot pot before, I had an idea of how it works. But if it's your first time, you might be a little confused. There are no instructions and the menu is on an iPad that a staff member hands you. Don't get me wrong, the staff is friendly and excited to serve, but there was a slight communication barrier that made the ordering process a little tricky. We figured it out, eventually. Basically, it's all you can eat, and you select from multiple appetizers, broth styles and meats on the iPad-adding them to your "cart." When you're done, you checkout and submit the order, which sends a notification the the kitchen. While you wait for those items, you can visit the buffet to get noodles, fish, veggies and a few dessert options. We had more than enough food-and everything was delicious. We had both the beef and the miso broths in a dish that separated the two flavors. Pro tip-use the ladle to serve some up in your individual bowl. They come around and refill the broth frequently, so you're not going to run out. I'd recommend that you only order a few things to start-you can always add more as you go. But wasting food isn't cool, so don't go hog wild. We witnessed another diner celebrating a birthday with a big group. All the staff circled the table, played the "Happy Birthday" song over the loudspeakers and had large lite brite signs in celebration. It was fun!