Make a note of the customers who visited our company last week – Harif and Veen. These two customers personally learned about some samples in our company and experienced the functions and operation principles of some equipment. They are very satisfied with our products and have signed a cooperation agreement with us, achieving a mutually satisfactory cooperation.
Veen, she is from Malaysia. She plans to open a hotpot restaurant with local Malaysian features next year. She hopes to collaborate with us to supply all the restaurant furniture she needs, including hotpot tables and chairs, for the opening of her restaurant next year.
Harif，he is from Dubai, a city in the United Arab Emirates. He hopes to open a hotpot restaurant in Dubai by the end of this year, aiming to bring a new culinary culture to this city.
Cooperation with Veen
Detailed parameters of the complete set of equipment for Veen’s restaurant in Malaysia
1.Pot Selection: Double-flavored round hot pot for one to six people or more.
2.Pot Material: Made of 304 stainless steel.
3.Hot Pot Tabletop: Made of stainless steel.
4.Shape of the table: Square and round.
5.Induction Cooker: 3000W power with custom LOGO.
Veen’s restaurant in Malaysia(cooperate with besthotpottable)
1. Cooperation time: 2023
2. Project cooperation content: the complete set of stainless steel hot pot tables and equipment(including pots, induction cooker, desktop customization, dining chairs customization)export freight, online installation guidance, and product training.
3. Number of installations: 15 sets
4. Name of cooperative client: Veen
5. Production cycle: 21days
6. Product purpose: want to open a hot pot restaurant with Malaysian characteristics
Dubai’s Hotpot Culture
Dubai is renowned for its multiculturalism, which is also reflected in the realm of hotpot. In this city, you can find various hotpot styles from different countries, including China, Japan, South Korea, Thailand, Turkey, and more. Dubai boasts upscale and luxurious hotpot restaurants, which typically offer the highest quality meats, seafood, vegetables, and a unique dining experience. Some restaurants even provide private dining rooms for a more exclusive experience. Some hotpot eateries in Dubai have incorporated Middle Eastern culinary culture, offering innovative dishes that blend hotpot with traditional Middle Eastern flavors, such as adding Middle Eastern spices to the hotpot. Some hotpot restaurants in Dubai emphasize themes, providing unique dining experiences, such as waterfront hotpot restaurants, cave-style hotpot, or theme restaurants with specific cultural styles.
Cooperation photo of Veen and besthotpottable
Cooperation with Harif
Detailed parameters of the complete set of equipment for Harif’s restaurant in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates
1.Pot Selection: Small hotpot for one person.
2.Pot Material: Made of 304 stainless steel.
3.Hot Pot Tabletop: Made of solid wood.
4.Shape of table: Square.
5.Induction Cooker: 800W power with custom LOGO.
Harif’s restaurant in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates(cooperate with besthotpottable)
1. Cooperation time: 2023
2. Project cooperation content: the complete set of solid wood hot pot tables and equipment(including pots, induction cooker, desktop customization, dining chairs customization)export freight, online installation guidance, and product training.
3. Number of installations: 22 sets
4. Name of cooperative client: Harif
5. Production cycle: 21days
6. Product purpose: hope to bring a new food culture to this city
Malaysia’s Hotpot Culture
In Malaysia, you can find a wide variety of hotpot flavors, including Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai, and even Indian styles. Due to its geographical location, Malaysian hotpot typically features a range of fresh seafood, including shrimp, crab, fish, and shellfish, as well as various vegetables and tofu. Malaysians generally enjoy spicy food, so spicy hotpot is also quite popular. Chili, spices, and sauces play a crucial role in Malaysian hotpot, so in Malaysia, hotpot broth options often include choices like clear broth, tomato broth, curry broth, and more, catering to different taste preferences. Night markets are a part of Malaysia’s culinary culture, where you can find a variety of snacks and hotpot stalls, offering a delightful array of hotpot dishes.
Cooperation photo of Harif and besthotpottable
