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Hot Pot in Wichita, KS: Restaurants, Prices, AYCE and What to Expect

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Wichita currently has two dedicated KPOT locations, giving diners an east-side and west-side option for all-you-can-eat hot pot and Korean BBQ.

Wichita’s dedicated hot pot scene is easy to understand once the map is simplified. The city currently has two official KPOT Korean BBQ & Hot Pot locations: one at 7700 E Kellogg Drive on the east side and one at 2243 N Tyler Road on the west side. Both operate as all-you-can-eat restaurants where the table can choose hot pot, Korean BBQ or both.

For hot pot in Wichita, KS, the two primary dedicated options are KPOT East Wichita at 7700 E Kellogg Dr and KPOT West Wichita at 2243 N Tyler Rd #121. The official Wichita price chart currently lists weekday lunch at $20.99 per adult and dinner at $30.99 per adult, with hot pot plus Korean BBQ available for an additional $5 per person. The entire table must select Korean BBQ, hot pot or both, and the dining limit is two hours.

Dedicated locationsTwo official KPOT restaurants
Adult weekday lunch$20.99, Monday–Friday until 4 PM
Adult dinner$30.99, including weekends and holidays
Hot pot + Korean BBQAdd $5 per person
Dining limitTwo hours
Last seatingOne hour before closing

Where can you get hot pot in Wichita, KS?

Wichita currently has two official KPOT Korean BBQ & Hot Pot locations, one serving the east side and one serving the west side.

East Wichita

KPOT Wichita — E Kellogg Drive

Address: 7700 E Kellogg Dr, Wichita, KS 67207

Phone: (316) 558-3838

West Wichita

KPOT Wichita — N Tyler Road

Address: 2243 N Tyler Rd #121, Wichita, KS 67205

Phone: (316) 558-3088

Both addresses and phone numbers are currently listed on KPOT’s official location pages. The east-side store is associated with the Towne East Square area, while the west-side store opened later on the North Tyler corridor.

Official East Wichita location page · Official West Wichita location page

Wichita hot pot at a glance

The local decision is less about choosing from a long list of specialized restaurants and more about selecting the right side of town, dining period and table plan.

Both Wichita KPOT locations offer the same broad concept: all-you-can-eat hot pot, Korean BBQ or a combination of both. Diners cook raw meats, seafood, tofu, vegetables and other ingredients at the table.

The official company menu says lunch and dinner pricing include freshly prepared ingredients, unlimited access to the hot bar and signature sauce bar, and complimentary dessert or ice cream where offered. It also warns that specific offerings vary by location.

East Wichita hot pot: KPOT on E Kellogg Drive

The East Wichita location is the most convenient choice for diners coming from east, southeast or central Wichita when the Kellogg corridor is the easier route.

The restaurant is located at 7700 E Kellogg Drive near the Towne East Square area. KPOT’s official page lists dine-in hours beginning at noon every day, with later closing on Friday and Saturday.

Because this was Wichita’s first KPOT location, local reporting has described it as the original east-side store before the west-side expansion. It remains a practical option for shoppers, families and groups already spending time around East Kellogg.

Choose East Kellogg when: your group is based east of downtown, the Towne East area is already part of the trip, or this location shows the shorter current wait.

West Wichita hot pot: KPOT on N Tyler Road

The West Wichita location is the natural choice for diners coming from west or northwest Wichita and the North Tyler corridor.

The restaurant is located at 2243 N Tyler Road #121. Local Wichita reporting documented its grand opening in October 2025 as the city’s second KPOT location after the East Kellogg store.

A local first-look report described the west restaurant as having 42 grilling tables and tables capable of seating groups of up to 10. Those details are useful for understanding the opening layout, but large-party seating should still be confirmed directly because floor plans and table assignments can change.

Choose North Tyler when: your group is coming from west Wichita, northwest Wichita, Maize-area routes or nearby shopping districts.

Read Wichita By E.B.’s west-side first look.

East Wichita vs west Wichita: which KPOT is better?

Neither location is automatically better; the practical choice depends on drive time, current wait and group logistics.

East and west Wichita hot pot location comparison with modern restaurant dining scenes
For most Wichita diners, the most useful comparison is travel direction and current wait rather than a forced east-versus-west winner.

East Wichita advantage

More convenient for East Kellogg, southeast Wichita and Towne East-area plans.

West Wichita advantage

More convenient for North Tyler, west Wichita, northwest Wichita and Maize-area routes.

When distance is similar

Call or check current online availability and choose the location with the easier wait or ordering setup.

For a large group

Contact the restaurant directly before assuming that one location can seat the full party at the preferred time.

Is hot pot in Wichita all-you-can-eat?

Yes. Both official Wichita KPOT pages describe the restaurants as all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ and hot pot.

The table can select Korean BBQ, hot pot or both. The official Wichita price chart states that the entire table must select one of those plans and that the meal has a two-hour limit.

This means one diner cannot ordinarily choose combination access while the rest of the table pays for hot pot only. The table-wide rule matters before anyone begins ordering.

For a broader explanation of unlimited dining rules, use the all-you-can-eat hot pot guide.

How much does hot pot cost in Wichita?

The official Wichita KPOT price chart currently lists adult weekday lunch at $20.99 and adult dinner at $30.99.

Lunch $20.99 adult

Monday–Friday, opening until 4 PM

Kids 4–6: $7.99
Kids 7–10: $11.99

Dinner $30.99 adult

Monday–Friday from 4 PM to close; weekends and holidays all day

Kids 4–6: $11.99
Kids 7–10: $15.99

Choosing both Korean BBQ and hot pot adds $5 per person. The same official chart lists a two-hour limit and requires the entire table to select Korean BBQ, hot pot or both.

Price check: restaurant prices can change. These figures were verified against the Wichita-specific price chart displayed on both official location pages. Recheck before a special trip or large reservation.

View the official Wichita price chart.

What is a realistic final bill per adult?

A realistic total should include the menu price, optional combination upgrade, sales tax, drinks and gratuity or service charge.

Weekday hot pot lunch

Base price: $20.99. With tax and a normal tip, a diner paying only for the meal should plan for roughly the upper-$20s, before drinks.

Weekday combination lunch

Base price: $25.99 after the $5 upgrade. The likely total moves into the low-$30s before specialty drinks.

Hot pot dinner

Base price: $30.99. Tax and tip commonly bring the meal into the upper-$30s or low-$40s before drinks.

Combination dinner

Base price: $35.99. A reasonable planning amount is in the mid-$40s before alcoholic or premium beverages.

These are planning ranges rather than quoted restaurant totals because tax, voluntary tip, service charge and drink choices vary. Check the receipt for automatic gratuity, especially with a large group.

What is included in the Wichita KPOT price?

KPOT’s current official menu says its pricing includes unlimited access to the selected dining format, freshly prepared ingredients, the hot bar and the signature sauce bar.

Dinner includes premium selections of meat and seafood according to the company menu. Complimentary dessert or ice cream is also advertised, with a clear note that dessert options vary by location.

The exact Wichita ingredient lineup can change. Seasonal items, promotions and local availability should not be assumed from another city’s menu.

See KPOT’s official menu overview.

What broth choices can you expect?

A local first-look report documented eight soup-base options at the west Wichita location, but the current in-restaurant list should be checked because offerings can change.

KPOT menus in the United States commonly include a mixture of mild, spicy and cross-regional styles such as tomato, mushroom, chicken bone, Sichuan spicy, Japanese miso or Thai tom yum. This article does not claim that every one is always available in Wichita.

For first-time diners, a mild tomato, mushroom or bone broth is generally easier than a strongly spicy base. Groups with different tolerances should ask about individual or divided setups.

Use the hot pot broth guide to compare flavors, richness and allergen questions.

What should a beginner order first?

Begin with a balanced small round rather than filling the table immediately.

1One or two sliced beef choices
2One chicken, pork or seafood option
3Tofu or bean-curd sheets
4Mushrooms and leafy vegetables
5Dumplings or meatballs in a countable quantity
6Noodles near the end, after the broth has developed flavor

A small first round helps the table learn portion size, cooking pace and favorite items before reordering. See the full hot pot ordering guide for quantities and cooking sequence.

What should you know about the sauce and hot bar?

KPOT’s official menu says all pricing plans include its hot appetizer and signature sauce bar.

Build a small first sauce instead of combining every condiment. Soy sauce, sesame paste, chile oil, shacha, vinegar, garlic and herbs can become extremely salty or allergen-heavy when mixed without a plan.

Ask about sesame, peanut, soy, wheat, fish and shellfish. Shared spoons and drips can create cross-contact.

For practical combinations, use the hot pot sauce guide.

Is Wichita hot pot good for families and children?

It can be a fun family meal, but adults must supervise burners, boiling broth, raw meat and sauce-bar use.

The Wichita price chart includes specific child pricing for ages 4–6 and 7–10. It does not show a price for every possible age situation, so families should confirm how the restaurant handles children outside those listed brackets.

Choose a mild broth, seat children where they do not need to reach across the pot and let adults manage raw-food tongs. The two-hour format can also feel long for very young children.

Is Wichita hot pot good for groups and birthdays?

Yes, but large groups should confirm seating, plan selection and gratuity before arrival.

The west-side first-look report described tables seating up to 10, but current availability depends on the room and reservation schedule. Both locations may need to split a very large party across multiple tables.

The table-wide dining-plan rule is especially important for groups. Everyone must select Korean BBQ, hot pot or both. Discuss the $5 combination upgrade before the order is finalized.

KPOT promotes birthday offers nationally, but promotions can have local terms and eligibility requirements. Verify the current Wichita offer rather than assuming a free birthday meal.

Do you need a reservation for hot pot in Wichita?

A reservation may not be necessary for every visit, but calling ahead is sensible for Friday and Saturday evenings, celebrations and large parties.

The official location pages provide phone numbers but do not publish one universal reservation promise. That means diners should call the specific location rather than assume online booking or walk-in seating is guaranteed.

Ask about complete-party rules, maximum party size, current wait and whether the two-hour limit begins at seating or ordering.

What is the best time to visit?

Weekday lunch offers the lowest verified adult price, while an early dinner is usually easier than the main weekend rush.

Best value

Monday–Friday before 4 PM, when the $20.99 adult lunch price applies.

Best for a quieter first visit

A weekday lunch or early weekday dinner, subject to current local traffic.

Best for a celebration

Reserve or call ahead for Friday or Saturday evening.

Worst assumption

Arriving near closing and expecting a full two-hour session.

What are the current Wichita KPOT hours?

Both official Wichita pages currently list noon opening every day and last seating one hour before closing.

Sunday–Thursday

12:00 PM–10:30 PM
Last seating: approximately 9:30 PM

Friday–Saturday

12:00 PM–11:30 PM
Last seating: approximately 10:30 PM

Holiday hours can differ. Recheck the official location page or call before traveling on a holiday.

Can you order Wichita hot pot for pickup or delivery?

The official East Wichita page links to online ordering, and the West Wichita page links to an Uber Eats order option, but delivery is not the same product as dine-in AYCE.

Delivery menus may contain cooked dishes, selected ingredients, sides or promotional items rather than unlimited hot pot service. Availability, delivery radius and platform fees can change.

Use the official location page to reach the current order link rather than relying on an old third-party menu screenshot.

What should first-time Wichita diners know?

Organized all-you-can-eat hot pot table in Wichita with meat, seafood, vegetables, tofu, noodles and dipping sauces
Small ordering rounds make it easier to manage the two-hour session, avoid waste and learn which ingredients the table actually wants to repeat.
Agree on hot pot, Korean BBQ or both before ordering.
Keep raw-food tongs separate from eating chopsticks.
Order one modest first round and reorder later.
Ask before placing shellfish or strong ingredients into shared broth.
Remember the two-hour dining limit.
Check the receipt for tax, drinks and possible gratuity.

For shared-pot rules and utensil safety, review the hot pot etiquette guide.

Which Wichita hot pot location should you choose?

Choose East Kellogg

When the east side is easier

Best for east and southeast Wichita, Towne East plans and drivers already using the Kellogg corridor.

Choose North Tyler

When the west side is easier

Best for west and northwest Wichita, North Tyler routes and diners approaching from the Maize area.

If both locations are similar in distance, choose based on current wait, available seating and online ordering status. The menu concept and Wichita price chart are currently presented the same way on both official pages.

Are there other dedicated hot pot restaurants in Wichita?

The two KPOT locations are the clearest currently verified dedicated hot pot options in Wichita.

Older local coverage has mentioned occasional hot pot specials elsewhere, but a past event or Sunday special is not enough to call a restaurant a current hot pot option in 2026. This guide therefore does not pad the list with unverified or outdated entries.

Restaurants can introduce, pause or remove hot pot service. A future update should add another Wichita restaurant only after confirming a current menu, schedule and address.

Editorial standard: two verified restaurants are more useful than a “best 10” list built from stale specials, closed concepts or restaurants that do not actually offer hot pot.

Exact Wichita meal-price examples before tax, drinks and tip

The official price chart makes it possible to calculate useful base totals without inventing a local “average bill.”

Two adults at lunch

Hot pot or Korean BBQ only

$41.98 before tax and tip

Two adult lunch prices at $20.99 each.

Two adults at lunch

Both formats

$51.98 before tax and tip

Two adult lunch prices plus a $5 upgrade for each diner.

Two adults at dinner

Hot pot or Korean BBQ only

$61.98 before tax and tip

Two adult dinner prices at $30.99 each.

Two adults at dinner

Both formats

$71.98 before tax and tip

Two adult dinner prices plus a $5 upgrade for each diner.

For a family of two adults, one child age 5 and one child age 8, the listed base total is $61.96 at weekday lunch or $89.96 at dinner before tax, drinks and gratuity. These calculations use only the age brackets shown on the official Wichita chart.

The chart does not explain every possible age, discount or special circumstance. Call the restaurant for children younger than 4, diners older than 10 who may still qualify for a local youth policy, or any current promotion.

Is lunch or dinner the better value in Wichita?

Weekday lunch is the lower-cost choice, while dinner is the broader premium-selection period according to KPOT’s general menu structure.

The verified adult difference is $10 per person: $20.99 at weekday lunch versus $30.99 at dinner. For two adults, that is a $20 difference before tax and tip. For four adults, the difference is $40.

Lunch applies Monday through Friday from opening until 4 PM. Dinner applies Monday through Friday from 4 PM to close, plus weekends and holidays all day. A Saturday lunch therefore uses dinner pricing even though it occurs at midday.

KPOT’s general official menu says dinner includes premium meat and seafood selections. It does not publish a Wichita-specific item-by-item lunch exclusion list on the location page, so this article does not claim which exact proteins move between tiers. Ask to see the current local menu when one particular item matters.

Best price strategy: visit before 4 PM on a non-holiday weekday and choose hot pot only unless the table genuinely wants Korean BBQ too.

Is the $5 hot pot and Korean BBQ combination upgrade worth it?

The upgrade is useful when the whole table wants to cook with both the broth and grill; it adds little value when most diners are focused on only one format.

The additional cost is straightforward: $5 per person. A table of four adults pays $20 more before tax and tip. Because the official chart requires the entire table to choose the same plan, one enthusiastic griller can change the bill for everyone.

Combination dining also divides attention. Diners must manage boiling broth, a hot grill, raw utensils, tablet orders and cooking times at once. First-time groups may have a smoother meal by choosing one format and learning it properly.

The upgrade makes more sense for experienced groups, celebrations and diners who specifically want grilled marinated meats alongside hot pot. Discuss it before the server activates the plan.

How should you use the two-hour dining window?

Two hours is enough for a relaxed meal when the table orders promptly and avoids oversized, poorly timed rounds.

0–15Choose the table plan, broth and first balanced order. Build sauces while the broth heats.
15–45Cook the first meat, tofu and vegetable round; identify favorites and portion sizes.
45–85Reorder preferred items and try selected dinner or combination options.
85–105Finish the final savory round and add noodles only if the table still has appetite.
105–120Stop ordering, finish manageable food, review the bill and avoid a wasteful last-minute round.

This is a planning model, not a restaurant-issued schedule. Service speed, waits and group size vary. The useful principle is to learn portions early and stop submitting new orders before the session ends.

What was not confirmed and is not claimed here

A trustworthy local guide should identify its gaps instead of converting assumptions into facts.

No guaranteed reservation policy: the official pages provide phone numbers but do not publish one universal booking rule.
No guaranteed wait time: opening-week reports cannot predict a current Friday-night line.
No exact current broth list: a local report observed eight choices, but restaurant offerings can rotate.
No promise of identical east and west inventory: KPOT states that offerings vary by location.
No guaranteed birthday free meal: national promotions can have local conditions.
No claim that delivery recreates AYCE: online ordering is a separate format.

Can Wichita KPOT accommodate dietary restrictions?

The variety may help diners find suitable ingredients, but the interactive shared-table system creates important cross-contact questions.

Ask whether a broth contains pork, meat stock, shellfish, soy, wheat, sesame or dairy. A mushroom or tomato name does not prove that the broth is vegetarian. Shacha and oyster sauce can contain seafood, while soy sauce commonly contains wheat.

A separate pot or divided section can help with preferences, but it does not guarantee medical allergen separation. Ladles, sauce-bar utensils, splashes, grills and kitchen preparation may be shared.

Call before visiting with a serious allergy. The restaurant—not a general city guide—is the appropriate source for current ingredient labels and kitchen controls.

How should visitors plan a Wichita hot pot trip?

Choose the location by your existing Wichita route instead of crossing the city solely because one branch is assumed to be better.

The East Kellogg location fits naturally with east-side shopping and travel along Kellogg. The North Tyler location is the practical west-side counterpart. Traffic, construction and origin point can matter more than the straight-line distance.

Open the official location page shortly before leaving, confirm hours, then call for a large party or time-sensitive visit. Arrive early enough to sit at least one hour before closing, and preferably much earlier if you want to use the two-hour window fully.

Parking conditions and entrances can change with surrounding properties. This article does not promise a specific parking arrangement; follow current on-site signage.

Wichita hot pot base totals for groups

These calculations use the verified adult Wichita prices and show the amount before tax, drinks, gratuity or service charges.

Three adults

Lunch: $62.97
Dinner: $92.97
Add both formats: $15

Four adults

Lunch: $83.96
Dinner: $123.96
Add both formats: $20

Five adults

Lunch: $104.95
Dinner: $154.95
Add both formats: $25

Six adults

Lunch: $125.94
Dinner: $185.94
Add both formats: $30

These totals make the table-wide upgrade easier to evaluate. A $5 choice sounds small for one diner, but it adds $30 to the pre-tax bill for six adults. Large groups should decide before arriving whether both cooking formats are important.

Do not use these figures as the final amount to collect from guests. Drinks, tax, automatic gratuity and voluntary tip can materially change the bill.

Which Wichita hot pot plan fits your visit?

First-time couple

Weekday lunch, hot pot only

This keeps the verified base total at $41.98 and lets both diners focus on broth, cooking times and sauce without managing a grill.

Experienced group

Dinner with both formats

The $5 upgrade is more useful when everyone already wants Korean BBQ and hot pot and understands the table-wide cost.

Family with children

Early weekday lunch

Lower child and adult pricing, a less late meal and more time before closing make lunch the easiest planning scenario.

Birthday or large party

Call the chosen location

Confirm seating, current promotion terms, automatic gratuity, complete-party expectations and whether the group may be split.

How this Wichita guide was verified

Each factual category was matched to the strongest available source rather than copied from one general search result.

AAddresses, phone numbers, hours and last seating: current official KPOT Wichita location pages.
BAdult and child prices, combination surcharge, table-wide rule and two-hour limit: Wichita-specific official KPOT price chart displayed on both location pages.
CHot bar, sauce bar, dessert and dinner premium-selection framework: current official KPOT corporate menu, which states that local offerings may vary.
DWest-location opening history, observed table count and opening-period soup-base count: dated local coverage from Wichita By E.B., clearly treated as a local report rather than permanent policy.
ESame-day reservations, waits, promotions and allergen controls: intentionally left for direct restaurant confirmation because no static page can guarantee them.

This source hierarchy prevents national prices, another city’s menu or an outdated special from being presented as a Wichita fact.

Wichita hot pot checklist before you go

1Choose East Kellogg or North Tyler based on route and current wait.
2Confirm current prices and hours on the official location page.
3Decide whether the entire table wants hot pot, Korean BBQ or both.
4Call ahead for large groups, birthdays or peak weekend dinner.
5Arrive more than one hour before closing.
6Order small rounds and keep raw and cooked utensils separate.
7Check the final receipt for drinks, tax and automatic gratuity.

Information verified in July 2026. Prices, hours, promotions, delivery options and individual menu items can change. Official restaurant pages and direct phone confirmation should take priority for the day of your visit.

Where can you get hot pot in Wichita, KS?

The two primary dedicated options are KPOT East Wichita at 7700 E Kellogg Dr and KPOT West Wichita at 2243 N Tyler Rd #121.

Is there all-you-can-eat hot pot in Wichita?

Yes. Both Wichita KPOT locations officially offer all-you-can-eat hot pot, Korean BBQ or a combination of both.

How many KPOT locations are in Wichita?

Wichita currently has two official KPOT locations: one on East Kellogg Drive and one on North Tyler Road.

How much does hot pot cost in Wichita?

The official Wichita price chart currently lists adult weekday lunch at $20.99 and dinner at $30.99. Adding both Korean BBQ and hot pot costs $5 more per person.

Which Wichita KPOT location is better?

Neither is universally better. East Kellogg is more convenient for east Wichita, while North Tyler is more convenient for west and northwest Wichita. Current wait and group seating may decide.

Do you need reservations for hot pot in Wichita?

Not for every visit, but calling ahead is sensible for large groups, celebrations and Friday or Saturday dinner.

Is Wichita hot pot good for children?

It can be, with close adult supervision around burners, boiling broth and raw food. The official price chart includes child prices for ages 4–6 and 7–10.

Can you choose both Korean BBQ and hot pot?

Yes. The Wichita chart lists a $5 per-person combination upgrade, and the entire table must select the same dining format.

Is sauce-bar access included?

KPOT’s official menu says all pricing plans include access to the hot appetizer and signature sauce bar, though specific offerings may vary by location.

What time is the last seating at KPOT Wichita?

Both official Wichita location pages state that last seating is one hour before closing. Current listed closing is 10:30 PM Sunday–Thursday and 11:30 PM Friday–Saturday.

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