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Mumu Hot Pot Menu & Prices 2026: Combos, Wagyu & What to Order

Full Mumu Hot Pot menu and prices for 2026 — all six combo sets with verified pricing, nine soup bases, wagyu tiers explained, every add-on category, cocktail and sake lineup, plus all seven California locations. Combo sets range from $26 (solo vegetarian) to $165 (all-A5-wagyu for two). Below: what to order, how wagyu grades compare, how the hot pot format works, and a deep FAQ.

7 California locationsHot Pot · Asian FusionCombos from $26Japanese A5 + Australian WagyuFull bar & craft teas
Sample · $$$

Signature items

Japanese A5 Set (for 2)$165
Premium Wagyu Set (for 2)$125
The Classic (for 2)$75
Single's Meat$33
Single's Vegetarian$26
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Quick answers

Mumu Hot Pot menu questions, answered at a glance

The four things people most often want to know about Mumu Hot Pot before visiting, answered with current prices.

Cheapest option
Single's Vegetarian $26

1 soup base, 2 vegan sides, noodle or rice, small veggie platter.

Best for sharing
The Classic $75

2 soup bases, 3 meats, 3 sides, 2 noodle/rice, large veggie platter.

Top wagyu
Japanese A5 Set $165

Three Japanese A5 wagyu cuts for two — the premium signature experience.

Best value pick
Premium Wagyu Set $125

Mixes A5 and M8-M9 wagyu — excellent quality-to-price for a special dinner.

Combo sets & pricing

Mumu Hot Pot combo sets (2026 prices)

Mumu Hot Pot is a set-menu experience. All pricing below is sourced directly from mumuhotpot.com. Individual add-on prices are not published on the website; the combo sets are the primary way to order.

About pricing. The combo set prices below are sourced directly from mumuhotpot.com as of mid-2026. Individual add-on item prices (soups, proteins, sides, beverages) are not listed on the website, so those items appear in the menu below without prices. Confirm current pricing and add-on costs with your server or at the restaurant.

The Classic$75

  • 2 Soup Bases (choose any from the 9-broth lineup)
  • 3 Meats (choose from premium wagyu, Kurobuta pork, lamb, chicken, or beef tongue)
  • 3 Sides (seafood, tofu, mushrooms, or other proteins)
  • 2 Noodle or Rice selections
  • 1 Large Veggie Platter

The flagship shared combo — flexible protein choices make it right for most groups of two.

Premium Wagyu Set$125

  • 2 Soup Bases
  • 1 Japanese A5 Wagyu Short Ribs
  • 1 Australian M8-M9 Wagyu Flat Iron
  • 1 Australian M8-M9 Wagyu Zabuton
  • 3 Sides
  • 2 Noodle or Rice
  • 1 Large Veggie Platter

Three distinct wagyu cuts, two Japanese A5 and two M8-M9 grades, for a side-by-side wagyu tasting.

Japanese A5 Set$165

  • 2 Soup Bases
  • 3 Japanese A5 Wagyu cuts
  • 3 Sides
  • 2 Noodle or Rice
  • 1 Large Veggie Platter

Built entirely around A5 — the highest Japanese beef grade. For a special-occasion splurge.

Single's Meat$33

  • 1 Soup Base
  • 1 Meat
  • 2 Sides
  • 1 Noodle or Rice
  • 1 Small Veggie Platter

The solo option with a protein — good entry point for first-timers dining alone.

Single's Three Side$28

  • 1 Soup Base
  • 3 Sides
  • 1 Noodle or Rice
  • 1 Small Veggie Platter

Solo, no meat — lean into the seafood, tofu, or mushroom sides.

Single's Vegetarian$26

  • 1 Soup Base
  • 2 Vegan Sides
  • 1 Noodle or Rice
  • 1 Medium Veggie Platter

Fully plant-based solo combo. Several broths (Tom Yum, Miso, Mushroom, Yuzu Shio, Creamy Tomato, Clear Water) are vegan.

Premium beef guide

Understanding the wagyu grades at Mumu Hot Pot

Not all wagyu is the same. Mumu Hot Pot carries two tiers of wagyu alongside USDA Prime Black Angus. Here is how the grades and cuts differ, and which sets they appear in.

GradeOriginUsed InFlavor Profile
Japanese A5JapanJapanese A5 Set / Premium Wagyu SetIntensely marbled, buttery, rich umami — melts at table temp
Australian M8-M9 (Flat Iron)AustraliaPremium Wagyu SetHigh marble, bold beef flavor, slightly firmer than A5
Australian M8-M9 (Zabuton)AustraliaPremium Wagyu SetChuck roll cut — heavy marbling, deeply savory, excellent in sukiyaki broth
Prime Black AngusUSClassic combo / Single's MeatUSDA Prime, great beefy flavor at a more accessible tier

A5 is the highest grade on Japan's five-point scale; the score combines yield and quality metrics including marbling (BMS 8-12). M8-M9 on Australia's Meat Standards Australia scale corresponds to very heavy marbling, broadly equivalent to Japanese A4-low-A5 range. For hot pot, the low-temperature cooking method is ideal for high-fat wagyu — it renders the fat without overcooking.

First time?

How hot pot dining at Mumu works

Step 1

Choose your set

Pick a combo set that matches your group size. Solo? Start with the Single's Meat ($33) or Single's Vegetarian ($26). Two people? The Classic ($75) covers most tastes with flexible protein choices.

Step 2

Pick your soup base(s)

Most sets include two soup bases for a split-pot. Popular pairings: Tom Yum + Miso for contrasting brightness vs. depth, or Sichuan Spicy + Yuzu Shio for heat alongside a clean palate cleanser.

Step 3

Select proteins & sides

Meats, seafood, tofu, mushrooms, and vegetables arrive raw. The kitchen recommends cooking in order: proteins first (quick-cook wagyu takes only a few seconds in hot broth), then vegetables, then noodles or rice last.

Step 4

Cook at your table

Induction burners keep the broth at a rolling boil. High-marble wagyu cooks in 10-15 seconds — dip, swish, and eat immediately. Denser vegetables and rice cake take 2-4 minutes.

Step 5

Finish with noodles

Add your ramen, udon, vermicelli, or rice cake as the final act. By this point the broth is deeply infused with the fat and flavor from your wagyu and sides — noodles absorb all of it.

Drinks

Order a Mumu's Tea or cocktail

The house fruit teas (Passion Fruit Orange Tea, Phoenix Oolong Milk Tea) are house-made with fresh fruit and pair well with the richer broths. The Lychee Martini or Sake Tonic work with lighter Yuzu Shio or Miso bases.

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All twelve Mumu Hot Pot menu categories with item counts.

The full menu

Every item on the Mumu Hot Pot menu (2026)

All categories are listed below. Combo set prices are shown; individual add-on items are listed without prices because those prices are not published on mumuhotpot.com. Tags flag vegan, gluten-free, and spicy items.

Individual add-on prices not available. Mumu Hot Pot does not publish per-item prices for proteins, soups, sides, or beverages on its website. Only the six combo set prices ($26 to $165) are listed online. The items below reflect the complete menu as documented on mumuhotpot.com; confirm individual pricing with your server.
Soup base guide

Which Mumu Hot Pot soup base should you order?

Nine broths, each suited to different proteins and palates. Most sets let you pick two — here is how each broth performs with different ingredients.

Thai · Vegan

Tom Yum

Lemongrass, galangal, kaffir lime, and Thai chilies create a bright, tangy, aromatic broth. One of the most popular at Mumu. Excellent with shrimp, fish cake, and enoki mushrooms. Vegan.

Japanese · Vegan

Yuzu Shio

A delicate, clear Japanese-style broth with citrusy yuzu notes. The lightest option — lets high-quality wagyu flavor come through without competition. Best for tasting premium beef. Vegan.

Japanese · Vegan

Miso

Rich, savory, and deeply umami from fermented soybean paste. A forgiving all-rounder that pairs well with pork, chicken, tofu, and noodles. One of the most comforting broths on the menu. Vegan.

Japanese

Sukiyaki

Sweet-savory soy and mirin broth, the classic Japanese sukiyaki style. Particularly well suited to beef — the sweetness draws out the fat's richness. Classic pairing: A5 wagyu in sukiyaki broth.

Fusion · Vegan

Creamy Tomato

Velvety tomato base with mild sweetness and a hint of acidity. Family-friendly and approachable — good gateway broth for hot pot newcomers. Works well with pork, fish cake, and vegetables. Vegan.

Earthy · Vegan

Mushroom

Built from a blend of mushrooms, this broth is deeply earthy and intensely savory. Excellent for amplifying vegetarian ingredients — pair with enoki, king oyster mushrooms, and tofu. Vegan.

Sichuan · Spicy

Sichuan Spicy

The signature Sichuan mala broth — numbing from Sichuan peppercorns, hot from dried chilies, deeply red and aromatic. The go-to for spice lovers. Classic pairing: lamb and beef tripe.

Fusion · Spicy

Buttery Spicy

Rich butter enriches a spiced broth for a smoother, creamier heat. Less numbing than Sichuan Spicy, more of a full-bodied warmth. A popular middle ground for those who want heat without the full mala effect.

Neutral · Vegan

Clear Water

A plain, neutral broth with no dominant seasoning. Lets the natural flavor of every ingredient come through unchanged. Best with Japanese A5 wagyu where you want zero interference from the broth. Vegan.

California locations

Where to find Mumu Hot Pot

Mumu Hot Pot operates seven locations across the San Francisco Bay Area, South Bay, and Los Angeles metro as of mid-2026. All addresses below are verified from mumuhotpot.com/locations/.

All seven Mumu Hot Pot locations are in California. The South Bay and Bay Area are home to six of them, with a seventh in San Francisco. Several are inside major shopping centers (Del Amo Fashion Center in Torrance, Westfield Oakridge in San Jose), while others are in freestanding or mixed-use retail spaces.

Hours of operation are not listed on mumuhotpot.com — contact your nearest location or check Google Maps for current hours before visiting.

Use the official location finder at mumuhotpot.com/locations/ for the most up-to-date information.

  • Torrance, CA — 3525 W Carson St #170, 90503 (Del Amo Fashion Center)
  • San Jose, CA — 925 Blossom Hill Rd Ste 1515, 95123 (Westfield Oakridge)
  • Emeryville, CA — 5699 Bay St, 94608
  • Sunnyvale, CA — 1273 Lawrence Station Rd, 94089
  • Pleasanton, CA — 2725 Stoneridge Dr Ste 103, 94588
  • Foster City, CA — 1099 Foster Square Ln Ste 135, 94404
  • San Francisco, CA — 2 Varela Ave Ste 203, 94132
About Mumu Hot Pot

California's upscale hot pot chain blending Japanese, Thai, and Korean traditions.

Mumu Hot Pot is a California-grown restaurant group that has built its identity around premium ingredients — Japanese A5 wagyu, Australian M8-M9 wagyu, and high-quality seafood — in the cook-at-the-table hot pot format. The brand's nine-broth lineup spans Japanese (Yuzu Shio, Miso, Sukiyaki), Thai (Tom Yum), Sichuan (Spicy, Buttery Spicy), and neutral options, giving diners a wide range of flavor directions within a single meal. The handcrafted fruit tea program and full bar — complete with sake, soju, Japanese whisky, and house cocktails — set it apart from most hot pot competitors.

With seven California locations as of 2026, Mumu Hot Pot is concentrated in the Bay Area and South Bay, with additional presence in Los Angeles. The brand is active on TikTok (@mumuhotpotusa) and Instagram (@mumuhotpot.usa). For reservations or group bookings, contact help@mumuhotpot.com or visit the official website.

7CA Locations
9Soup Bases
$26Solo from
A5Top Wagyu
Dietary guide

Vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options at Mumu Hot Pot

Mumu Hot Pot is well-suited to vegetarians and vegans — the Single's Vegetarian combo ($26) and six vegan soup bases make it easy to eat entirely plant-based. Gluten-free diners can select GF-compatible noodles (vermicelli, rice cake, white rice) and many broth and vegetable items, though cross-contact from a shared kitchen environment applies.

Shared cooking surfaces — confirm cross-contact with your server if you have a serious allergy or intolerance.

  • Vegan broth options: Tom Yum, Yuzu Shio, Miso, Creamy Tomato, Mushroom, Clear Water
  • Vegan combo: Single's Vegetarian ($26) — vegan sides, noodle or rice, veggie platter
  • Vegan sides: All tofu/beancurd products, all mushrooms, all vegetables
  • GF noodle/rice: Vermicelli, Rice Cake, White Rice
  • Vegetarian proteins: Tofu, bean curd stick, fried tofu pod, quail egg
  • Spice-free: Yuzu Shio, Miso, Mushroom, Creamy Tomato, Clear Water, Sukiyaki
Price comparison

How Mumu Hot Pot compares to other hot pot and Asian BBQ restaurants

Like-for-like comparison of Mumu Hot Pot versus other upscale hot pot and Korean BBQ chains in the U.S., based on publicly documented pricing and format.

CategoryMumu Hot PotHaidilaoKPOTGen Korean BBQ
FormatTable hot pot, set menusTable hot pot, a la carteAll-you-can-eat hot potAll-you-can-eat Korean BBQ
Solo entry price$26 (vegetarian set)~$30-$40 per person~$30-$35 per person~$25-$35 per person
Two-person entry$75 (Classic set)~$60-$100+ a la carte~$60-$70 combined~$50-$70 combined
Wagyu availableYes (A5 + M8-M9)Yes (varies by location)LimitedLimited
Soup base variety9 basesMany (regional specialties)MultipleN/A (BBQ grill)
Craft cocktail barYesSelect locationsYesSelect locations
California locations7Multiple US locationsMultiple US locationsMultiple US locations

Haidilao comparison reflects U.S. locations. KPOT and Gen Korean BBQ are all-you-can-eat formats, which differ structurally from Mumu's set-menu model. Mumu's individual add-on prices are not listed; the solo entry price used is the Single's Vegetarian set at $26.

Ordering tips

How to get the most from a Mumu Hot Pot visit

Broth pairing

Split pot: Tom Yum + Miso

The most popular split combination. Tom Yum's tang contrasts Miso's savory depth. Rotate proteins between the two broths to taste the difference a base makes — it is most obvious with wagyu.

Wagyu tip

Cook A5 in Yuzu Shio or Clear Water

Strongly flavored broths can compete with the delicate fat of Japanese A5. A neutral or barely-seasoned broth lets the wagyu's marbling shine. Sukiyaki is the exception — the sweetness amplifies wagyu fat.

Order sequence

Save noodles for last

The broth deepens with every ingredient you cook in it. Adding noodles at the end of the meal means they absorb an hour's worth of accumulated wagyu fat, seafood flavor, and aromatics — the richest bowl of the night.

Drinks

Pair tea with spicy broths

Mumu's handcrafted fruit teas (especially Crushed Lemon Ice Tea or Green Grape Four Season Tea) cut through the heat of Sichuan Spicy or Buttery Spicy broths better than beer, which can amplify the capsaicin burn.

Group strategy

One Classic + one Single's Meat for three

If you have three people, the Classic ($75) plus one Single's Meat ($33) covers three soups, four proteins, five sides, three noodles, and a large and small veggie platter — a well-rounded spread at $108 total.

Reservations

Book ahead, especially weekends

Mumu Hot Pot's locations in shopping centers (Torrance, San Jose) and urban areas (Emeryville, San Francisco) draw long weekend waits. Contact via help@mumuhotpot.com or check the official site for reservation options.

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Common questions

Mumu Hot Pot menu — frequently asked questions

Quick answers to the most commonly searched questions about Mumu Hot Pot's menu, pricing, locations, wagyu, and dining format.

How much does Mumu Hot Pot cost?

Mumu Hot Pot uses a combo-set pricing model. The most affordable option is the Single's Vegetarian at $26, which includes one soup base, two vegan sides, one noodle or rice, and a small veggie platter. The Single's Three Side is $28 and the Single's Meat (with one protein) is $33. For two people, the flagship Classic combo is $75, the Premium Wagyu Set is $125, and the all-A5-wagyu Japanese A5 Set tops out at $165. Individual add-on prices are not published on the website.

What is Mumu Hot Pot?

Mumu Hot Pot is an upscale California hot pot restaurant group with seven locations across the San Francisco Bay Area, South Bay, and the Los Angeles area. The concept blends Japanese, Thai, and Korean hot pot traditions — guests choose a split or single broth, select proteins and sides, and cook everything in the bubbling pot at the table. The brand is known for its high-grade wagyu beef (including Japanese A5 and Australian M8-M9), nine distinctive soup bases, and handcrafted fruit tea beverages made with fresh ingredients.

Where are Mumu Hot Pot locations?

Mumu Hot Pot operates seven California locations as of mid-2026: Torrance (Del Amo Fashion Center, 3525 W Carson St #170), San Jose (Westfield Oakridge, 925 Blossom Hill Rd Ste 1515), Emeryville (5699 Bay St), Sunnyvale (1273 Lawrence Station Rd), Pleasanton (2725 Stoneridge Dr Ste 103), Foster City (1099 Foster Square Ln Ste 135), and San Francisco (2 Varela Ave Ste 203). Check mumuhotpot.com/locations/ for current hours and any new openings.

What soup bases does Mumu Hot Pot offer?

Mumu Hot Pot offers nine soup bases: Tom Yum (tangy Thai lemongrass), Yuzu Shio (delicate citrus-forward Japanese clear broth), Miso (savory fermented soybean), Sukiyaki (sweet-soy Japanese style), Creamy Tomato (velvety and mild), Mushroom (earthy and umami-rich), Sichuan Spicy (numbing heat from Sichuan peppercorns), Buttery Spicy (rich butter-enriched heat), and Clear Water (neutral, lets ingredients shine). Most single-broth or split-broth orders are included in the combo sets. Several bases are vegan.

Is Mumu Hot Pot good for vegetarians or vegans?

Yes. Mumu Hot Pot offers a Single's Vegetarian combo at $26 that features vegan sides, noodle or rice, and a soup base — several of the nine available broths are vegan (Tom Yum, Yuzu Shio, Miso, Creamy Tomato, Mushroom, Clear Water). Vegetable add-ons (napa cabbage, bok choy, spinach, taro, pumpkin, winter melon, bamboo shoots, broccoli, lettuce) and soybean products (fresh tofu, tofu skin) are all plant-based. The Veggie Platter and mushroom selections round out the vegan-friendly side of the menu. Confirm preparation methods with your server regarding shared cooking surfaces.

What wagyu does Mumu Hot Pot use?

Mumu Hot Pot features two tiers of wagyu beef. Japanese A5 Wagyu Short Ribs — the highest grade of Japanese beef, scoring A5 on Japan's grading scale, known for intense marbling and buttery texture. Australian M8-M9 Wagyu — offered in two cuts (Flat Iron and Zabuton), graded M8-M9 on Australia's Meat Standards Australia scale, comparable to high-end U.S. Prime or mid-A-grade Japanese wagyu. These premium cuts feature exclusively in the Premium Wagyu Set ($125) and the Japanese A5 Set ($165), and can be selected as the meat choice in other combos (pricing not listed individually on the website).

Does Mumu Hot Pot have cocktails and a bar?

Yes. Mumu Hot Pot has a full bar program. Cocktails include the Lychee Martini, Passionfruit Margarita, Super Sonic Sake Tonic, Peachy Keen, Matee Tai, Rio Breeze, and Coming Up Maypops. Sake options include Karatamba (dry junmai), Dassai (premium junmai daiginjo), and Hana Awaka Sparkling Sake. Beer on draft includes Sapporo, Calicraft Coast, Modelo Especial, Sierra Nevada, and Lagunitas IPA. Soju (grape, yogurt, strawberry) and Japanese whisky are also available. The non-alcoholic Mumu's Tea lineup features seven handcrafted fruit teas made with fresh ingredients.

What is the difference between the Classic and Premium Wagyu Set at Mumu Hot Pot?

Both are designed for two people sharing. The Classic ($75) gives you two soup bases, three meats of your choice from the full menu, three sides, two noodle or rice, and a large veggie platter — it is the flexible all-rounder. The Premium Wagyu Set ($125) specifies the proteins: one Japanese A5 Wagyu Short Rib, one M8-M9 Wagyu Flat Iron, and one M8-M9 Wagyu Zabuton, alongside two soup bases, three sides, two noodle or rice, and a large veggie platter. The Japanese A5 Set ($165) ups that to three separate Japanese A5 Wagyu cuts for the ultimate wagyu-focused experience.

How does hot pot dining at Mumu work?

Hot pot is a cook-at-the-table format. At Mumu Hot Pot, each table has one or two induction burners with a split-pot option so two people can have different broths simultaneously. You order a combo set (or build from the add-on list), and the kitchen delivers raw proteins, vegetables, and sides to your table in sequence. You lower ingredients into the boiling broth, cook them to your liking, and eat as you go — typically 60 to 90 minutes for a full meal. Noodles or rice arrive last to absorb the flavor-infused broth as the meal's natural finish. Mumu Hot Pot adds its own flair with premium wagyu, upscale soup bases, and house craft beverages.

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