Joy Pot-All You Can Eat Hot Pot

After paying the flat fee, you can order and eat as much as you want for 2 hours. This includes meat, seafood, and even sodas! The food and service were great, and there were many options for toppings, broths, and sauces. Definitely left feeling like I got my money’s worth. The only thing I didn’t like was that the menu and ordering system was entirely digital, and may not be accessible to everyone.

Great place to catch up hangout throw back with friends all you can eat hotpot great soup base fresh meats and veggies soda included you can bring your own alcohol with no charge! It was 10 of us table was ready by the time we came in some arrive late so we stay a bit longer than the 2hr limit but they were very generous to let us sit to chit chat! Will definitely come back again!!!

It was bustling on a Friday night, and it’s easy to see why. For a budget-friendly price, you get unlimited hotpot with quality ingredients. Just keep in mind that the soup bases come at an additional cost. Overall, a fantastic experience!

A no-frill hot pot place with one of the best mala spicy broth. Good range of land and sea protein options, veggies, and limited dessert selection (just sesame and coconut lava bal). Only 3 stars due to service because there was only 1 server and 1 kitchen staff eventhough it was peak brunch time and restaurant was super crowded. There is a seating time limit and we easily waste 15-20 minutes just waiting for our food each round and when we ordered more items. Some customers started self serving themselves; getting up to grab their own napkins, utensils, etc. The 1 server that was there did her best and was running around like crazy so not sure if it was management’s decision to cut cost or other issues. Overall, food was good but service was a big dent as we had to eat, stop, eat again, and service ourselves for the most part. Last note is although this place is AYCE, hot pot broth cost extra which is strange considering this is AYCE hot pot place.

This place is probably good for the uninitiated and doesn't want to make it all the way to Flushing. But the beef was frozen and did not taste good. The price wasn't friendly (at all) for what you get ($60pp incl tax and tip). You're better off just going to Flushing or Manhattan if you're intimidated by the Chinese language.