Melo Villareal
Hot pot season is now underway at Dragon Court, the signature Chinese restaurant at Manila Prince Hotel. Starting August 1, 2025, guests can enjoy a feast of simmering flavors with new hot pot sets, now enhanced by the addition of individual hot pot stations for a fully customizable dining experience.
Dragon Court’s Individual Hot Pot Stations
Elevated Indulgence: Premium Hot Pot
For refined palates, the Premium Hot Pot set is now offered at a special price of Php 1,088 nett per person, down from the regular Php 1,288. It features premium ingredients like beef tenderloin, sausage, shrimp, oyster mushrooms, and squid balls. These are served with plenty of vegetables and noodles to complement your chosen broth and dipping sauces.
Comfort in Every Simmer: Regular Hot Pot
For a more traditional yet satisfying choice, the Regular Hot Pot set is available at only Php 888 nett per person, down from Php 1,088. It features popular staples like U.S. fat beef, beef strips, chicken breast, and shrimp balls, ideal for a hearty and flavorful meal. Each set also includes a generous assortment of fresh vegetables, noodles, your choice of broth, and house-made dipping sauces.
Your Hot Pot, Your Way
Dragon Court now features individual hot pot stations, perfect for diners who prefer their own pot and broth at a comfortable pace. Designed for groups of 10 or more, this setup reimagines traditional communal hot pot dining, offering added comfort and flexibility while still celebrating the joy of shared meals.
Dragon Court’s Unlimited Hot Pot is available daily: lunch from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm and dinner from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm Each diner can enjoy a maximum duration of 2 hours. For inquiries and reservations, please call +632 5328 2222 or 09088991912, or email fnb@manilaprince.com.
Terms and conditions apply. Per DTI Fair Trade Permit No. FTEB-232427 Series of 2025.
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