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    ER Hotpot

    4.0 (76 reviews)
    Open • 11:30 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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    Beef rolls
    Aleena G.

    Definitely a pretty solid spot in the heart of midtown my boyfriend and I and his friend tried various dishes inspired by Guizhou cuisine . Fermented chili bean broth was very flavorful creamy and I couldn't get enough of it and the spicy beef tallow broth had right amount of kick to it, It was best when the tofu balls were soaking up all the flavor. I highly recommend going to the spot trying to verities of beef as well as to all you can eat jelly strawberry dessert that they Have. solid 10 out of 10 spot. Please go check the spot on the date night or just hanging out with friends. Plus the service was amazing with picking out the recommendations.

    Tu N.

    Such a fun hot pot spot in NYC! The Sichuan-style broth was flavorful, and they had so many unique toppings to choose from. The restaurant is spacious, modern, and beautifully decorated. The staff was super friendly and helpful. Definitely a great place to go with friends or family.

    shrimp
    Alana L.

    First time at ER hot pot!! My true star rating would be 4.95 stars Pros: -great service and friendly staff! Staff took pictures of us, gave us anything we needed/proactively gave us what we needed -ipad at table for easy ordering -all menu items had pictures -cute sauce making station -allows byo birthday cakes -large table that can fit 8 with one pot -fun 2010s throwback music Cons -wish they had an ayce option

    Lamps
    Susan K.

    ORIGIN: ER Hotpot opened in 2023 thanks to a group of friends. LOCATION: ER Hotpot has several locations in Manhattan. This one is tucked behind a door on Sixth Avenue. CONCEPT: ER Hotpot brings Chinese Sichuan Hotpot to midtown, a culinary tradition that invites conversation through a slow, shared dining experience. What makes ER Hotpot stand out is the ability to select ingredients, including the broth. ATMOSPHERE: When I first entered I anticipated the interior to be designed like a fast food American chain, but it wound up being far more interesting. Long lanterns encased in bamboo are festooned from the ceiling. Neon signs add pops of color to ceiling and wall. There are several seating areas in the dining room space, thanks to physical or visual dividers, allowing a more intimate feeling. Alltogether the space feels decidedly contemporary. SERVICE: Service was lacking during an early Wednesday evening. We ordered from digital tablets, and the first step was to change the language setting to English. We never had hotpot before, and while photos of each add-on were helpful, it would be better to have some guidance as first timers. When the ingredients arrived, there was no guidance as to how long to cook the wide variety of items to ensure ideal taste and safe eating -- bowls were named and placed on the table. The employees on the floor were centered on distributing the digital order and cleaning tables. Seasonings were ordered, but we didn't see that these were available via guest pick up behind a pillar until we were able to get a passing employee's attention. EXPERIENCE: This was a relaxing and fun first experience that will likely improve as we better understand what to order and how to coordinate timing of ingredient cooking. In addition, dipping sauces are apparently a critical component of the cuisine, so be sure to pick up a variety. In a photo posted by Randy on the Battery location's Yelp page I found that the dipping sauces are expected to be freshly combined by customers in one of four recommended ways (e.g. "traditional hotpot sauce" = 2 sesame oil + 2 oyster sauce + garlic + scallion + cilantro". The majority of customers were of Asian descent at this location, which I considered a good sign in terms of authenticity of cuisine and quality. TIPS: We were able to get the attention of a passing employee towards the end of our meal, and we were able to get some guidance. Strips of red meat should be cooked for 30 seconds, all seafood 3 minutes, and dumplings 5 minutes. It was also recommended that we divide the pot in two, and tomato and spicy broth were his suggested pairings. Expect to pay around $50 per person. Chosen broth is periodically refreshed. ER Hotpot has several locations, and some of the photos posted here represent other locations. Additional charge of 3% for those not paying via cash. Beginner's guide from another business: https://www.wongslatenighthotpot.com.au/insights/how-to-eat-hot-pot-a-complete-beginners-guide-to-hot-pot

    Be aware of this hot pot place, especially if you're a traveler or local New Yorker. They attempted to charge customers a "convenience fee," which should be a business expense -- not passed onto customers. They also forced a seasoning/sauce fee per person. I've tried many hot pot restaurants across NYC, and this is the only place that charged separately for sauce. Ridiculous experience. Definitely will not be going back again. I really don't like when businesses or restaurants add indirect charges onto customers without being transparent about it. If there's a fee, it should be clearly included upfront -- not added later as a "convenience fee" or forced extra charge per person. It leaves a bad impression and honestly takes away from the entire dining experience.

    Rita L.

    Came here for dinner with a group of 10, got 2 tables next to each other and enjoyed the hot pot. Coconut drink was refreshing. Friendly staff and quick service. They have a sauce station on the side and some fruits. Pay in cash to avoid the 3% credit card fee.l

    Soup base
    Liu H.

    Came here for Valentine's Day yesterday!! $115/couple including taxes and tip, unlimited buffet style. Before 5pm it's $38/person. It was semi crowded but a pretty good vibe. My partner and I did the buffet style with dual soup base. The service was really fast. And you get to make your own sauces. We ordered the food on the iPad and everything came within 5 mins. So if you're hungry, they got you! Pro tips: - Do their e-gift card online (becomes available the day after you order it), it will save you a couple of bucks. Though they don't do this all the time. - Don't order too much at once. You can always order more after you finish your plate. - Also make a reservation in case it gets busy! - No need to order lettuce because every plate comes with a leaf of lettuce, haha! - Sodas are free but some sodas and alcohol will cost a little more. The overall experience was pretty good! I would come here again.

    Linh T.

    A beautiful spot for hotpot! The meat is fresh and arrives incredibly fast. The staff is attentive, and the manager even came by at the end to thank us for dining. Bonus points for the clean and stylishly decorated bathroom haha!

    Hot pot
    Min Z.

    Great location, bright and colorful decor. The price was reasonable, not expensive by New York standards. I was glad that the hot pot wasn't a buffet style, but we ended up ordered too much and still felt like having a buffet. Lots of condiments to go with the hot pot. Jello and dates sweet soup were provided at the condiment bar for a small fee. We were happy with the hot pot and the service.

    Abike A.

    This was a great find on a cold day in the city. Food was amazing. They have a nice variety of selections for hot pot. Spice level for soup is also perfect. And I love the fruit and soup self service station they have. Almost missed it. This place also has one of the nicest and cleanest bathrooms I've seen in the city.

    Lunch set is worth it and has so much variety
    Jasmine W.

    The service is efficient, ambience is clean and cute with neon sign signs. I love the fact that my clothing did not smell bad after leaving the restaurant. Food were fresh but not much selections for seafood. Broth was just average tasting but I didn't taste much msg which is good. Consider reasonable price for 2 for about $120 included tips. Worth a try!

    Victoria K.

    I don't usually opt for hotpot in Manhattan -- I'm a Flushing girl through and through -- but my cousin really wanted to go here, and there's a first time for everything. The interior is so modern and kind of upscale. It give the vibes of fun night with friends. You order everything you want on a tablet and then the servers bring the food out for you, and you can keep ordering as you eat. Everything was good; we were partial to the fish tofu and fish balls. We tried two different beefs and thought they tasted the same, so just go for the cheaper one. The mala soup was too spicy for us, but we are a little weak when it comes to the spice department so for all I know it's our problem. The highlight here was their STRAWBERRY JELLY MILK. They have it as an option for scooping at the sauce bar, and that milk is just so fire for no reason. It genuinely saved us when our mouths were on fire from the mala soup. DELICIOUS strawberry milk, guys. I think at the end of the day hotpot is just expensive for no reason in Manhattan, and that's why I don't know if you'd find me here again. It's a really great atmosphere though, and if you're craving hotpot night with friends, this is a great option.

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    Katherine G.

    Solid hotpot spot! We came for dinner with a large group without making a reservation, and they were able to seat us right away. The items here feel pretty high quality, and the soups are also delicious at flavoring all the ingredients. We got quite a wide spread of items from meats to vegetables to tofu, since we were a group of 8. I think my favorite pieces were the fried tofu skin rolls, fish fillets, and quail eggs. The fish fillets are so perfectly tender and flavorful and I would highly recommend trying them! On the other hand, I wasn't the biggest fan of the brisket since it was super thin and disintegrated really easily. Broth wise, we chose the pork bone and spicy, both of which were fantastic. Pro tipL putting the fish in the spicy broth results in something similar to shuai ju yu, a popular dish. For the amount of food we got the price was average for New York - not too outrageous but decently up there. I'd recommend it if you wanted hotpot!

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    Food is always very good with good ambiance :) very authentic Chinese hot pot. They usually have very good promotions as well

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    4.4(138 reviews)
    0.2 mi•Midtown West

    I loved this place!…read more I came here on a late Friday night, probably around 8pm and was glad that they were still opened. We were greeted very welcomely and was seated right away. It was unusually cold in NY during this time (5/23/25) and initially we were seated by the door where we would catch the cold draft every time the door opened. We asked if we can switch seats and the waiter was more than helpful. I feel bad for not getting his name, because he was very helpful throughout the entire dinner service, but, I've been walking around in the cold all day and the only thing that was on my mind at that time, was a nice warm meal. I've done a lot of Chinese hotpots and this was the first that we get the soup and grill without a price difference. The selections were typical, some may say less than other places, but, I felt that less was better. When there is too much to chose from, you don't know what to pick or pick too much. The one thing that I did missed was fresh tofu. They had a variety of tofu but not fresh tofu. But, I probably shouldn't waste my stomach space on tofu for and AYCE, anyway, lol! We opt for an non-spicy and a spicy soup base. If you are like me and do not like mala (numbing spice), I would not recommend getting a spicy soup base. Even my cousin, that does like mala, said it was a little overbearing after a while. If you do love spicy, like me, they have a condiment station to make your own sauce and have several chili options to chose from that is not numbing spice. For the price and selections, I feel that it was very satisfying. I really enjoyed their homemade peach and kumquat lemon tea; but, order fast because once it's gone, you are out of luck! The place was clean and the noise level was average. I think this is the best Chinese hotpot place that I have experienced in USA and would definitely go back!

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    4.3(348 reviews)
    0.3 mi•Koreatown, Midtown West
    •$$

    I love this place. I've been here a couple of times now and will definitely keep coming back. The…read moreservers are kind, friendly, attentive, and welcoming. I also love the vibe inside. I've ordered the pork belly and chicken wasabi yakitori. The pork belly is cooked perfectly and has great flavor definitely a must try. I also loved the soju drinks! We tried pineapple and passion fruit, and they also offer plum and other flavors to choose from. The sushi is always tasty, and this time we tried their teriyaki plate. Both the chicken and steak (medium) were really good. The prices are reasonable and affordable, which is another reason we keep coming back. This spot is a must. Perfect for a cute date night or hanging out with friends

    Stopped by for dinner last night and thought the food was pretty good! I had this place bookmarked…read morefor a while but never got the chance to come by. Decided to check it out when my friend recommended it yesterday. We had a group of 6 and walked in without a reservation around 6pm on Saturday and they were able to seat us pretty quickly by adding a couple chairs to a table, and we got our seats instead of having to wait 15 to 20 minutes for a larger table. Overall, it was a pretty good experience. Staff is really friendly. We got the cotton candy sukiyaki pot, which was awesome. You can see the cotton candy melting on top of the hot pot. They also cook for you so that's great too! We also got a spicy sushi roll combo and that was pretty good as well. And a combo B of the skewers with pork belly, beef, hotdogs, and quail egg wrapped in bacon, shishito peppers and everything tasted good. They also all came in sets of 2 so it was super easy to share with the group. They have amazing happy hour deals, everyday before 7pm, we got a pitcher for $14, enough for everyone to get a cup of beer at the table. This is also at a super convenient location. I'll definitely be back again and bringing more friends next time :)

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    Da Long Yi Hot Pot

    4.7(270 reviews)
    2.3 mi•Long Island City
    •$$$
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    AYCE is unbeatable I try to come once a month when I'm…read morefeeling hotpot. Come on weekdays for the deal, I would say a la carte is not worth Servers cant speak english so just point and order from the screen

    Came for their AYCE! There is a decent amount of seating in the back…read more There is a good variety of sauce ingredients, though some needed to be refilled. They also had some peanut, and pickled cabbage snacks, and oranges. We opted for the Mushroom and Beef Tallow Spicy Broths. The Mushroom was herbal-y. The Beef Tallow Spicy had a pretty good kick, so we didn't feel like we needed to go spicier. You can also skim off some of the spicy oil if need be. You do get hit in the face with the spice broth steam, so don't get too close to the broth. It's a good thing the chopsticks are long! They do come by to fill the broths. We ordered off the tablet and most dishes came out pretty quick. The portions are on the smaller, which is good for AYCE. Everything cooks pretty quick too! Everything tasted fresh and of good quality. They have a large variety of meats, seafood, mushrooms, vegetables and everything in between! The Dan Dan Noodles were a big portion and on the blander side. I would skip this. The Herbal Jelly was refreshing, though we had to ask for them to bring it out. Overall, a good spot for a small group for AYCE.

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    4.4(134 reviews)
    0.9 mi•Midtown East
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    Finally came to Mikiya for my birthday dinner. I love shabu, but this is an elevated shabu spot…read morewith wagyu meats. Although we made reservations for a Sunday evening, it wasn't too busy. We were seated upstairs, which felt more private. Since the husband doesn't eat seafood, we opted for the Silver Wagyu Set ($68) to just focus on the wagyu. For the specialty item, we got the Wagyu Bone Marrow and Sweet Shrimp Sashimi. Wow, both of these were delicious although the bone marrow was a bit fatty and more of a show. Nonetheless, it's expensive stuff and I've definitely reorder multiples of this if I got the Diamond Set. The waitress recommended 2 orders of each meat to start, which was perfect. Everything came out so quickly too. I really enjoyed the scallops, shrimp, and abalone in the seafood platter. I found the king crab too difficult to crack and eat though. We also really enjoyed the sides from the minced wagyu rice to takowasa. We ended up ordering another 3 sets of meat before we were too stuffed. I liked the ribeye and brisket most. The meat quality is great and cooked so quickly. I really enjoyed all the variety of dishes we got with this and service was so quick. For the broth, we get to pick two: sukiyaki and golden milk. My favorite is enjoying the soup afterwards to end the meal. Finally, we ended with some ice cream too. Mikiya is definitely a splurge, but their quality and service really does make it worthwhile. I'd be back on special occasions though, which will be a treat.

    We were so excited to eat here, none of us really remembered to take pics of the food!!!!…read more Service and food was outstanding! We went for the gold x4. Wagyu literally melt in your mouth. Don't overcook it! From wagyu to sweet shrimp to abalone to bone marrow. Everything was perfect! Our server was super nice in explaining everything to us. Scan the QR code at your table and just order away! Would definitely come back again.

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