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Ye Skewers Hot Pot is providing the wonders of traditional Sichuanese skewer-style hotpot. Everything is prepared as a “bite size” on bamboo skewers, you can try over 100 items in one meal, starting from the house-special marinated meat wraps to seafood and vegetables, ready to be dipped in a simmering broth.
Ye Skewers Hot Pot is an authentic Sichuan Skewered-style hot pot... Yeskewershotpot, Toronto, Ontario. 350 likes · 1 talking about this · 544 were here. Ye Skewers Hot Pot is an authentic Sichuan Skewered-style hot pot restaurant.
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Ye Skewers Hot Pot serves a wide selection of appetizers, including spring rolls, sesame balls, deep-fried buns, cucumber salads, and seasoned fruits. You can choose whatever you want for an incredible price of only $45 per person.
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- F110-3260 Midland Avenue Toronto, ON M1V 0C7
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Mar 11, 2022 · An all-you-can-eat hot pot experience will cost you $30, with soup bases adding anywhere from $6.99 to $13.99 to the bill. There are nearly 10 soup base options including the most popular beef ...
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Jan 27, 2020 · Ye Skewers Hot Pot. Unclaimed. Review. 1 review. #3,338 of 9,198 Restaurants in Toronto. 3260 Midland Ave Unit F111, Toronto, Ontario M1V 0C5 Canada. +1 647-340-1818 + Add website.
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Oct 17, 2019 · Ye Skewers Hot Pot is providing the wonders of traditional Sichuanese skewer-style hotpot. Everything that can be possibly eaten on a stick can be found here. The restaurant is featuring over 100 different bite-sized food items on bamboo skewers, starting from the house-special marinated meat wraps to seafood and vegetables, ready to be dipped in a simmering broth.
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Dec 24, 2019 · Half a century ago in China, you could barely find hot pot in restaurants. Hot pot was eaten at home, with family, and family members passed hot pot recipes down. “This is traditional from the mom’s generation, the grandmother’s generation,” co-owner George Li said. The key to hot pot is the soup base, which at Ye Skewers can take eight ...
