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Liuyishou Hotpot (Jiefangbei)

  • CuisineChongqing hotpot - national chain
  • CategoryHotpot
  • VibeBright, modern, chain-standard hotpot hall
  • Rating★ 4.2
  • Price$$ (CNY 120-200 / USD 17-28 per person)

Liuyishou is one of the best-known Chongqing hotpot chains to have expanded nationally, and this Jiefangbei outlet, in the heart of the pedestrian shopping district in Yuzhong District, is a convenient flagship-style branch for visitors who want a reliable version of the city's signature dish without hunting down a hole-in-the-wall.

Liuyishou is one of the best-known Chongqing hotpot chains to have expanded nationally, and this Jiefangbei outlet, in the heart of the pedestrian shopping district in Yuzhong District, is a convenient flagship-style branch for visitors who want a reliable version of the city's signature dish without hunting down a hole-in-the-wall. The kitchen uses a standardized beef-tallow mala base built for consistency across branches rather than a single chef's personal recipe, which keeps the spice level and flavor predictable from visit to visit. The must-order plate is sliced beef, cut thin and marbled, alongside fresh duck blood, a Chongqing hotpot staple valued for its silky texture once cooked in the broth. The dining room is bright, modern and chain-standard: round tables with built-in induction burners, efficient service staff who explain the ordering system to first-time visitors, and a steady flow of both locals and tourists rather than a strictly local crowd. It is a good entry point for anyone new to Chongqing hotpot who wants an approachable, well-labeled menu and staff accustomed to guiding foreign visitors through spice levels and ingredient choices. Reservations are recommended on weekend evenings, when the location's central position in Jiefangbei draws heavy foot traffic; weekday lunches and early dinners are far easier to walk into without a wait.

Practical information for Liuyishou Hotpot (Jiefangbei) · Last updated August 2026
Price $$ (CNY 120-200 / USD 17-28 per person)
Hours Daily 11AM-2AM
Reservations Recommended on weekend evenings
Address Jiefangbei Pedestrian Street area, Yuzhong District, Chongqing, China

Signature dishes

  • Beef-tallow mala hotpot base
  • Sliced beef
  • Fresh duck blood

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Known for
Nationwide Chongqing hotpot chain headquartered in the city; known for a consistent beef-tallow base

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Location

Jiefangbei Pedestrian Street area, Yuzhong District, Chongqing, China

29.5623, 106.5779 View on map

Highlights

  • Reliable, standardized beef-tallow base from one of Chongqing's best-known hotpot chains
  • Thin-sliced beef and fresh duck blood as the standout orders
  • Modern, brightly lit dining room easy for first-time hotpot visitors to navigate
  • Central Jiefangbei location convenient after shopping or sightseeing

Tips for visiting

  • Reserve ahead for weekend evenings; weekday lunch is a much easier walk-in
  • Ask staff to explain the spice-level scale if trying Chongqing hotpot for the first time
  • Order duck blood and sliced beef first -- both are the branch's most requested dishes
  • The dipping-sauce bar is self-serve; sesame oil with garlic is the standard local mix

Accessibility

The branch is on ground level within a modern commercial building with step-free entry; specific wheelchair-accessible restroom facilities are not confirmed.

Frequently asked questions

Is this Liuyishou branch good for first-time hotpot visitors?

Yes, the standardized menu and staff experience with guiding newcomers make it an approachable introduction to Chongqing hotpot.

What should be ordered first at Liuyishou Jiefangbei?

Thin-sliced beef and fresh duck blood are the two most commonly recommended dishes.

Are reservations necessary at Liuyishou Jiefangbei?

They are recommended for weekend evenings, though weekday visits usually do not require booking ahead.

Is Liuyishou part of a larger chain?

Yes, it is a nationally expanded Chongqing hotpot chain headquartered in the city.