Meeting
Sharing food - or rather dipping meats - is a perfect icebreaker.
Gulu Gulu was born from a fascination with places where food becomes a reason to meet. Hot pot is not just a dish here — it is steam above the broth, fire at the center of the table, chopsticks in motion and conversations that naturally last longer.
Gulu Gulu was inspired by Chongqing and Chengdu - cities where heat, umami and the aroma of spices are part of everyday life. There, hot pot becomes a ritual: you choose ingredients, dip them into broth and share them with the people around you.
In Wrocław, we created our own interpretation of that experience: visually refined, but still built on the simple tension between fire, broth and a shared table. Flavor is created in front of you — from meat, vegetables, noodles, sauces and time.

Hot pot works best when eaten together. Everyone chooses their ingredients, cooks at their own pace and mixes sauces their own way. It is food that does not end on the plate — it happens between people, gestures and conversation at the table.
Sharing food - or rather dipping meats - is a perfect icebreaker.
First broth, then ingredients, sauces and shared cooking. Every step is part of the experience.
Spice, umami, fresh vegetables, meat, tofu and noodles - everything comes together in one hot pot.
At Gulu Gulu, ingredients are prepared for the rhythm of the table: thin meat slices cook quickly, vegetables absorb the broth, tofu and mushrooms carry umami, and noodles complete the experience. Every ingredient has a purpose — not as decoration, but as part of building flavor.