Okay, so the other day I was craving something warm and comforting, but also kinda fancy. I’d heard about this place, Miss Flower Hotpot, that does this “golden soup” flower chicken thing. Sounded intriguing, right? So, I decided to check it out and, of course, document the whole delicious experience.
Getting There and First Impressions
First things first, I looked up the place – Miss Flower Hotpot. Found the address and headed over. When I got there, I was immediately struck by the vibe. It’s, like, super elegant but also cozy. Lots of flowers everywhere, which I guess is their thing.
The Main Event: Golden Soup Flower Chicken
Now, for the star of the show. I ordered their signature dish – the golden soup flower chicken hotpot. When it arrived, my jaw dropped. It was this beautiful, shimmering golden broth with all these edible flowers floating in it. And the chicken? Super tender and flavorful.
I took out my phone to take some pics of the dish:
- The Whole Spread: Got a shot of the entire hotpot setup, with all the side dishes and sauces.
- Broth Close-Up: Zoomed in on that gorgeous golden broth, with the flowers and chicken peeking through.
- Cooking Action: Even snapped a few while the ingredients were bubbling away in the pot.
The Flavor Journey
I started adding some of the chicken and different things to the soup and let it cook a bit. The golden soup, I need to explain about it more- It is kind of creamy, and the chicken makes it a little sweet, with just a hint of something…floral? It’s hard to describe, but it’s seriously addictive.
Wrapping Up
Honestly, I was stuffed by the end. The portions were super generous, and I probably ate way more than I should have. But it was worth it! Not only did it taste so good, but also taking all these pictures, I was having so much fun!
I took some photos for the cozy and warm enviroment when I am leaving. I definitely snapped a bunch of pictures of the decorations on the way out.
Would I go back? Absolutely. Would I recommend it? 100%. Just be prepared to take tons of photos, because this place is seriously photogenic (and delicious!).
