They say you are what you eat, but for a hotel in China, you eat with your food.

 

To celebrate Lunar New Year, Hangzhou’s First World Hotel in China’s Zhejiang province offered an extraordinary food experience. The hotel literally turned their spring pools into a steaming human hot pot.

The rectangular-shaped pool was divided into nine compartments, with each compartment filled with a certain fruit or vegetable. The vibrant colors of limes, corns, red peppers, bananas, apples, and even mushrooms, offered a colorful culinary spectacle.

Guests then dipped in the pool-turned-hot-pot bowl. While relaxing, they got to enjoy massive skewered barbequed meat with bell peppers that lay across the compartments.

Hot pot is a popular method of preparing Asian cuisine. Food is boiled in a simmering pot of soup stock at the dining table, having meats like pork or beef, vegetables like lettuce or cabbage, mixed into the flavorful soup. Typically eaten during cold weather, hot pot is often the main dish in family gatherings as the round hot pot symbolizes the unity of a family.

But you don’t need to travel to China just to experience the goodness of hot pot. You can have one even just within the four corners of your home! Visit Wei Wei Cold Store three branches (Arranque, Cubao, or BGC) or any leading groceries and supermarkets nationwide, for all your hot pot ingredients! Wei Wei makes sure its consumers are provided with freshly frozen quality products for a delicious hot pot experience.

For more information, you may also visit our website at www.weiweicoldstore.com or our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/weiweicoldstore.ph.

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