Taiwanese hotpot · Golden Gate

Through the moon gate,the pot is boiling.

Fresh beef hand-sliced daily, two signature broths — inside a lantern-warm house on Le Quy Don street.

Taiwanese hotpot chain · Le Quy Don branch

Man Tang Guo facade at night — tiled roofs, the glowing 滿堂鍋 sign
The facade at night
House signatures

Hand-sliced fresh beef, signature broths.

Three things make Man Tang Guo: beef sliced fresh daily, two broths found nowhere else, and the self-serve dessert line.

The full hotpot table — beef, seafood, greens

Fresh-beef hotpot feast

Beef hand-sliced the same day — kept tender and naturally sweet, dipped into the boiling broth.

The twin-broth pot, boiling

Hương Đỉnh broth

The warm, numbing spicy broth — for lovers of the famous Sichuan heat.

Hotpot ingredients, beautifully plated

Trường Xuân broth

Bone broth simmered for hours, light and clean — the Taiwanese philosophy of nourishing food.

The dessert case — panna cotta, mochi, sweet soups

Dessert line

Panna cotta, mochi, nourishing sweet soups — the sweet finish to the hotpot meal.

The house

Little Taiwan, in the heart of District 3.

Man Tang Guo means pots brimming full inside a house overflowing with happiness — and the space is exactly that: moon gate, lanterns, tiled roofs.

StyleTaiwanese hotpot
Two brothsHương Đỉnh · Trường Xuân
HighlightBeef hand-sliced daily
BranchLe Quy Don, District 3
Visit

6B Le Quy Don, District 3.

Street-front on Le Quy Don — look for the tiled roofs and the glowing sign, unmissable.

Address

6B Le Quy Don, Xuan Hoa, District 3, HCMC

Hours

Daily: 10:00–22:00

Photos: Google Maps — owner & visitor photos

Step through the moon gate, the pot is already boiling — that is Man Tang Guo.