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Great place and has really good food! You can choose what meat / vegetables you want and then cook it and there for you. We ate family style, but you could prob...

I had the dry fish fillets. It had carrot slices, bell peppers, onions, and the spicy peppers came with a side of rice. It was a touch oily but otherwise great!...

Really fun place to share a meal with your significant other : They have a build your own dried hot pot station where you can select various meats, tofus and ve...

Food was flavourful but a bit oily. I like the cabbage with pork belly, though pork belly was a bit dry. Dry hot pot was good and you can pick the ingredients a...

I love this place! Tastes just like food I had when I was in China. I plan on going back here many times. Also, they have a mini bubble tea shop inside the rest...

Love their bubble tea and grapefruit qq's. The dry hot pot is amazing. I always get the seafood with plenty of veggies

I love coming here to eat with my family. The only bad thing is that they are charging different everytime I go. Hopefully they fix the prices.

Authentic Dried Hot Pot experience! The ingredients are fresh, the preparation is quick and delicious, and the atmosphere is pleasant. Just be cautious: if you...

This is truly one of the most authentic dry hotpot restaurants in NYC. The quality of the meat was exceptional, and the seasoning was spot on! I ordered the med...

The seafood combo hotpot is probably one of my favorite dishes in the area. The dry hotpot is also excellent, and even the vegetable sides are impressive. It's...

Good flavour but the pork belly was so hard so skip on that. The quantity could have been more

Have been eating here for years, I absolutely love it there. Thank you!

The enoki mushroom hotpot was incredibly delicious, but it didn’t have the lotus root, which was the reason I ordered it in the first place—I’ve never tried it...

It's very salty. It would taste much better with less salt.

I ordered the dried hot pot, and it was quite disappointing. The taste was powdery, and the ingredients did not seem fresh at all.

Great food, casual yet serene ambience. An underrated little Manhattan gem.

I had the dry fish fillets. It had carrot slices, bell peppers, onions, and the spicy peppers came with a side of rice. It was a touch oily but otherwise great!...

One of my favorite places in NYC. The dry pot bowl is the ultimate comfort food. I usually add extra fish since they deep fry it before mixing it into the stir-...

This is a wonderful restaurant with delicious food! You get to choose your own meat and vegetables, and they prepare it for you on the spot. We opted for family...

The food is overpriced and just average. I suppose it's acceptable if you're a local Columbia University student. We ended up spending over $50 for a full bowl...

This restaurant is delicious—a true gem on the Upper West Side. It feels authentic, at least in my opinion. The staff is incredibly friendly and helpful, making...