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Hotpot restaurants in the Central Belt.

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Gingerkittykat · 19/09/2026 22:34

I'm looking for a nice hotpot restaurant in Edinburgh, Glasgow or somewhere outside the cities. It's for my DDs birthday in a couple of weeks. She has suggested somewhere in Partick which, upon googling, I think might be Sizzle Glasgow.

It must be accessible for someone with low mobility so no flights of stairs to climb, ideally, parking very nearby, but the disabled person can be dropped at the door while someone else parks.

We live in West Fife so would prefer somewhere Edinburgh based but Glasgow is doable, ideally under £30 a head.

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GardenCovent · 19/09/2026 22:45

I’m sure there’s one on Lothian Road, up beside Bread Street.
I don’t know the name but can remember passing it recently

Smout · 23/09/2026 19:25

There are actually three I think in Partick

Groovee · 25/09/2026 05:36

Theres one in Dalry Road not far from Haymarket Station. It’s cash only.

Casserole Wang near Greyfriars Bobby is individual pots however, we saw a family with two between the 4 and they had the dipping sauces. There’s also the Happy Lamb Hotpot near TK Maxx just up from the Scott monument.

the best one I have ever been to was lit Hot Pot but Alicante is a bit far unless you do an extreme day trip.

DorisTheOceanid · 25/09/2026 08:14

As above, there are three or four in Partick in Glasgow. Terracotta Warriors is flat access albeit a little narrow for wheelchairs, but ambulant should be fine, and the food is good. Partick parking is a pain, but the Morrisons is on Ringgo, so you can pay to stay beyond the 90 min free for shoppers

Gingerkittykat · 26/09/2026 23:06

I like the look of Casserole Wang and the massive choice of food but it is on the first floor.

Terracotta Warriors looks really good with the mix of BBQ and hotpot and I can tell from the video that it is level access and it is a good price.

I really like the look of Sizzle on Partick Bridge St in Glasgow; it is more expensive though at £35.99 for BBQ and hotpot.

The birthday girl and the rest of the family on the group chat have been useless in helping me choose so I might choose Terracotta Warriors for them!

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