Hot pot in NYC.
Choose the pot.
Seven branch addresses across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island. Compare package prices, broth choices and menu inclusions before booking.
Public sources checked October 10, 2026
Some hot pot menus price unlimited ingredients per person. Others separate a buffet fee from meat and seafood plates. Seven NYC addresses below show what their published sources actually confirm.
Which comparison answers your question?
- Same brand, different borough: the three 99 Favor Taste addresses publish separate hot pot and BBQ-combination prices.
- Buffet vegetables versus meat plates: Spring separates buffet items and ordered entrees. Confirm the cost of the meat plates you want.
- Wagyu shabu: Mikiya’s Flushing page identifies the format, but a verified current set price is still needed.
- 01Manhattan / Lower East Side
All-you-can-eat hot pot99 Favor Taste, Lower East Side
285 Grand Street, New York, NY 10002 Address source ↗
The Grand Street branch lists its own prices. Its hot pot and hot pot-plus-BBQ options are separate packages.
- 02Brooklyn / Sunset Park
All-you-can-eat hot pot99 Favor Taste, Brooklyn
732 61st Street, Brooklyn, NY 11220 Address source ↗
The Brooklyn price is $3 higher per person than the Grand Street hot pot price. This is a separate branch, not another brand.
- 03Staten Island / New Dorp
All-you-can-eat hot pot99 Favor Taste, Staten Island
201 New Dorp Lane, Staten Island, NY 10306 Address source ↗
New Dorp has the lowest listed hot pot price among the group’s three NYC addresses shown here.
- 04Queens / Flushing
Shabu-shabu buffet with separately ordered entreesSpring Shabu-Shabu, Flushing
136-20 38th Avenue, 2nd Floor, Flushing, NY 11354 Address source ↗
The menu separates buffet vegetables, rice cakes, noodles and fish cakes from meat and seafood plates. Its experience page instructs guests to order meat, seafood and dumpling entrees; do not treat the buffet fee as an unlimited-meat quote. Format source ↗
- 05Queens / Flushing
All-you-can-eat wagyu shabu-shabuMikiya Wagyu Shabu House, Flushing
135-41 37th Avenue, Flushing, NY 11354 Address source ↗
The established restaurant site identifies AYCE wagyu shabu and names wagyu tartare, wagyu nigiri and seafood platters. Its Flushing page links menu images and reservations; ask which dishes belong to the selected set.
- 06Brooklyn / Bensonhurst
Hot pot; branch ordering also lists mala dry potLao Jie Hot Pot, 86th Street
2314 86th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11214 Address source ↗
The restaurant-linked ordering page has hot pot, BBQ and combined service labels. Its visible priced items include a fatty-beef mala dry pot for one at $9.99+, with rice and a random drink. That takeaway dish is not a dine-in hot pot admission price.
- 07Queens / Flushing
Inner-Mongolian-style hot pot; local package unverifiedHappy Lamb Hot Pot, Flushing
136-59 37th Avenue, Flushing, NY 11354 Address source ↗
The US brand describes an eight-hour bone-marrow broth and lamb-focused hot pot. Its locations page confirms this Flushing address and says branches are independently operated. UK buffet prices and rules therefore do not establish this branch’s menu. Format source ↗
NYC hot pot prices and menu formats
| Branch | Area | Format | Published price / source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01. 99 Favor Taste, Lower East Side | Manhattan / Lower East Side | All-you-can-eat hot pot | Hot pot $29.99; hot pot + BBQ $39.99 Price source ↗ |
| 02. 99 Favor Taste, Brooklyn | Brooklyn / Sunset Park | All-you-can-eat hot pot | Hot pot $32.99; hot pot + BBQ $42.99 Price source ↗ |
| 03. 99 Favor Taste, Staten Island | Staten Island / New Dorp | All-you-can-eat hot pot | Hot pot $27.99; hot pot + BBQ $37.99 Price source ↗ |
| 04. Spring Shabu-Shabu, Flushing | Queens / Flushing | Shabu-shabu buffet with separately ordered entrees | Weekday lunch $21.95; dinner, weekends and holidays $24.95 Price source ↗ |
| 05. Mikiya Wagyu Shabu House, Flushing | Queens / Flushing | All-you-can-eat wagyu shabu-shabu | Current Flushing set price not verified Price source ↗ |
| 06. Lao Jie Hot Pot, 86th Street | Brooklyn / Bensonhurst | Hot pot; branch ordering also lists mala dry pot | Dine-in hot pot price not verified Price source ↗ |
| 07. Happy Lamb Hot Pot, Flushing | Queens / Flushing | Inner-Mongolian-style hot pot; local package unverified | Flushing package and broth fees not verified Price source ↗ |
Prices are USD, checked October 10, 2026. Tax, gratuity, drinks, extra dishes and broth or sauce supplements are not assumed included. Online sources can be undated; the check date is not a menu issue date.
Broth choices change the order
| Source example | Published distinction | Practical question |
|---|---|---|
| 99 Favor Taste menu | Individual, shared and divided pots; its instructions describe chicken/pork-based soups. | Which broth ingredients and surcharges apply to your chosen pot? |
| Spring menu | Dashi contains bonito and kelp. Its vegetarian broth is mushroom and vegetables. | Choose a named broth rather than assuming every clear soup is vegetarian. |
| Happy Lamb US brand site | Bone-marrow broth and lamb-focused hot pot. | Ask the Flushing branch about its local package, broth fee and inclusions. |
99 Favor Taste menu instructions ↗ · Spring broth menu ↗ · Happy Lamb brand description ↗
Four questions to ask before ordering
- Is the price per person, per pot or per item?
- Are broth, sauce-bar access and the selected meat plates included?
- Does the whole table need the same package?
- Is there a seating limit, leftover-food charge or minimum party size?
These rules are not confirmed uniformly across the seven branches. A policy from one restaurant, overseas branch or old menu cannot fill that gap.
Hot pot, mala dry pot and clay-pot rice
| Preparation | What the meal involves | How to compare the bill |
|---|---|---|
| Hot pot / shabu-shabu | Ingredients cooked in a broth pot at the table. | Package or individual ingredients, plus any separately priced broth and extras. |
| Mala dry pot | A prepared spicy dish; Lao Jie’s online order names a fatty-beef version for one. | One takeaway dish is not a dine-in hot pot package. |
| Hong Kong clay-pot rice | Rice cooked in a pot with toppings. | A rice dish rather than a pot of broth for dipping ingredients. |
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