About Liuyishou Hotpot
Liuyishou Hotpot is a Chinese Chongqing-style hot pot restaurant chain founded by siblings Liu Song and Liu Mei, who opened the first restaurant on 1 December 2000 on Keyuan Street in Shiqiaopu, Chongqing. Its official English-language website, loaded directly in this verification, tells that family story and places the headquarters in Chongqing's high-tech zone, from where the brand is managed.
The core product is traditional Chongqing hot pot: a spicy beef tallow broth with chilli and Sichuan pepper, designed not to leave the mouth and throat dry, served with specialities such as tripe, shrimp paste and lamb cuts, alongside milder broths for guests who are not after heat. The company stresses reproducing exactly the same flavour in every franchised restaurant and ensuring that all ingredients meet food safety requirements.
According to its own website, the network exceeds fifteen hundred franchised restaurants across all thirty-one provinces and municipalities of China, with more than fifty restaurants overseas, and its online services count millions of users. The brand is recognised as a Chongqing time-honoured brand and its hot pot culture as intangible heritage, and it also sells packaged soup bases for home consumption.
The core product is traditional Chongqing hot pot: a spicy beef tallow broth with chilli and Sichuan pepper, designed not to leave the mouth and throat dry, served with specialities such as tripe, shrimp paste and lamb cuts, alongside milder broths for guests who are not after heat. The company stresses reproducing exactly the same flavour in every franchised restaurant and ensuring that all ingredients meet food safety requirements.
According to its own website, the network exceeds fifteen hundred franchised restaurants across all thirty-one provinces and municipalities of China, with more than fifty restaurants overseas, and its online services count millions of users. The brand is recognised as a Chongqing time-honoured brand and its hot pot culture as intangible heritage, and it also sells packaged soup bases for home consumption.