[Valencia1]

Same in the one I went to. For Chinese hotpot, we order 1 for 2 adults and 1 toddler. For Swiss fondue, we have to order 2. There is a lid for Chinese hotpot and you can put all you can in the pot. For Swiss fondue, you're supposed to put 1 at a time, but we put all we can to save time, and I did get impatient, even for Chinese hotpot. But after the meal, I was very contented because of the price.

Rather than counting other people, my mind was on how much money they make per person minus the cost.

[jayinhongkong]

damn, i cant even imagine a cafe de coral fondue! LOL! this i must see.

[carang]

sounds truly awful to me...

now... a real fondue... YUMMY!

[Valencia1]

Carang, try Cafe de Coral just for once. Children love hotpots, maybe when they're older. I've been to the real ones but they're REALLY EXPENSIVE.

[jayinhongkong]

A good, authentic fondue is lovely. Cafe De Coral has edible food....it's not authentic by any means, though. Good for a quick, cheap meal....the quick part kinda goes out of the window with these fondues, huh?

[carang]

sorry valencia...
i have a fondue pot at home and would much rather have one here than ANYTHING at cafe do coral....
(no matter how much i try that place, just can't stand it...for me, can't stand fairwood either...Ick!)