Dragon Court Elevates Hot Pot Dining with New Sets and Individual Stations

July 31, 2025

Hot pot season is officially in full swing at Dragon Court, the signature Chinese restaurant of Manila Prince Hotel. Beginning August 1, 2025, guests are invited to gather around the table for a feast of simmering flavors with its new hot pot sets, now made even more enticing with the addition of individual hot pot stations, offering a fully customizable dining experience.

Elevated Indulgence: Premium Hot Pot

For those with a refined palate, the Premium Hot Pot set is now available at a special rate of Php 1,088 nett person, regularly Php 1,288. This set includes premium ingredients such as beef tenderloin, sausage, shrimp, oyster mushrooms, and squid balls, among others. All served alongside an abundant serving of vegetables and noodles to complement the broth of choice and dipping sauces.

Comfort in Every Simmer: Regular Hot Pot

For a more classic yet satisfying option, the Regular Hot Pot set is offered at just Php 888 nett per person, regularly Php 1,088. This set includes well-loved staples such as U.S. fat beef, beef strip, chicken breast, and shrimp balls, perfect for a hearty and flavorful meal. Each set also comes with a generous variety of fresh vegetables, noodles, broth of choice, and house-made dipping sauces.

Your Hot Pot, Your Way

Adding to the excitement, Dragon Court now features individual hot pot stations, ideal for diners who prefer their own pot, own broth, and a more personal pace. Available for groups of 10 or more, this setup reimagines the traditional communal hot pot with added comfort and flexibility without sacrificing the joy of shared dining.

Dragon Court’s Unlimited Hot Pot is available daily, lunch from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm, and dinner from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm, with a maximum duration of 2 hours per diner. For inquiries and reservations, call +632 5328 2222 or 09088991912, or email [email protected].

*Terms and conditions apply. Per DTI Fair Trade Permit No. FTEB-232427 Series of 2025

Manila Prince Hotel Pet Policy

To ensure a pleasant stay for all guests, Manila Prince Hotel management kindly asks the full cooperation of the Responsible Fur Parent. The below policies should be observed at all times:

  • Only vaccinated cats and dogs under the size of 2 feet may stay in Manila Prince Hotel. Proof of vaccination is required.
  • Only one pet per room is permitted. Applicable Pet Fee applies.
  • Only registered in-house pets are permitted on the hotel premises.
  • Pets should always be on a leash or carrier while in public areas of the hotel.
  • Pets should always wear diapers—including inside the guest room.
  • Pets should not be left unattended anywhere within the hotel premises—including inside the guest room.
  • Pet owners should maintain the overall cleanliness and hygiene of pets.
  • Pet owners should properly clean and dispose of any waste.
  • Pets are only allowed in the guest room assigned to owners and at other pet-friendly public areas identified by the hotel.
  • Housekeeping will only service the guest room as long as pets are not present inside the room.
  • Pet owners accept full responsibility for any personal injuries and/or property damage caused by their pets.
  • Pet owners should promptly report and declare any damages caused by their pets.
  • Pet owners are solely liable for any claims, losses, liabilities, damages, costs, charges, fines, penalties, and/or expenses that may arise as a result of bringing pets into the hotel.
  • The hotel may collect and use the information provided about the pet owners and their pets for emergency purposes and to process any applicable fees. Hotel management reserves the right to relocate pet owners and pets when deemed disruptive to hotel operations or causes inconvenience to other guests.
  • Management reserves the right of final interpretation of the policies.
  • Pet owners should be mindful of the hotel’s quiet hours and keep the noise level to a minimum, especially during the nighttime.

Thank you.

Manila Prince Hotel Management