Daniel Ang

"I was highly recommended the Creamy Tofu Hotpot. Order this, as the broth was very delicious. One of my favorite hotpot restaurants to date."

Nicole Fung

"A Must-Eat Hot Pot Restaurant in Taipei: Wu Lao Guo - I thought hot pot in Hong Kong was the shit, until I had a full blown foodgasm at Elixir Health Pot (pronounced Wu Lao Guo in Mandarin) in Taipei. Elixir does not fux around when it comes to hot pot. They’ve got that hot pot game on lock. Elixir’s hot pot is so good that trying to get a reservation will be your only complaint about this restaurant."

Virginia Miller

"Killer hot pot at Wu Lao."

Thanis Lim

"Wu Lao comes highly recommended and I can understand why. They have very good service and ambiance, and there’s quite a few unique signatures that others don’t have."

Vkeong Lum

"The Layered Tofu soup is super flavorful on its own and anything that gets cooked in it will taste delicious. Dipping sauces are not even required."

Felix Wu

"It really is a rather innovative soup base and the meat pulled from such a concoction is delicious."

Joanne Lam

"Who can visit Taipei without stopping for a hot pot? Elixir Health Pot (Wu Lao Guo) is considered one of the ultimate foodie destinations in the city."

Slow Chomp

"Definitely recommended to visit Wu Lao Guo for the Mala Pot as it tastes good, not too spicy, salty or numbing. If you feel that it is not spicy enough, they can adjust the taste for you too."

Alden Boon

"One word that aptly encapsulates Wu Lao Guo: generous. Each hotpot was brimming with a medley of herbs and spices, leaving little room for the ingredients. The mark of a sublime hotpot experience lies in the soup bases, but it is a concept lost on many steamboat restaurants — and Wu Lao Guo’s renditions do not disappoint."

KKday

"Taipei’s popular hot pot restaurant. Try their delicious Yin Yang Pot, a combined set of ‘ice cream tofu’ and spicy mala soups."