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SuanQ Guizhou Hot Pot

4.3 (9 reviews)
Open • 12:00 pm - 12:30 am (Next day)
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Katrina T.

I've had this in China and was super excited for it to come to America. Walking in, it looks very similar to Chongqing Laozao, old time China aesthetic. They don't have that many options for types of veggies but they did have seaweed seedlings, something I was excited about. I got the super sour soup but it didn't taste that good. It was more like tomato soup with some sour. It wasn't spicy at all and the seaweed, normally my favorite part didn't taste good with it. The beef was very good though, I would recommend getting the marbled beef if you can. They also had a sauce bar with a couple of side dishes. They were all very yummy.

Bone broth (牛排骨湯), hot and sour broth (酸湯)
Matthew H.

What is Guizhou hot pot? To be honest, I've been wondering this since I first saw this new-ish hot pot place open up a few months ago, and even after eating here, I'm still not entirely certain how to answer this question (other than some vague notions of sour broths). Anyway... My friend and I came by around 7pm on a weekday - there were still a handful of tables open for us, and I don't think there was ever a wait - but that might vary on weekends. I liked the interior decor -- lots of touches of "traditional" (aka old) Chinese architecture - and overall the place was quite airy and spacious, despite being in a windowless basement. (At least I don't remember any windows.) We ordered the hot and sour soup broth (貴州老凱里酸湯) and beef bone broth (牛排骨湯) for the soup bases. The server suggested that we could taste/drink some of the broth as it was warming up / our food was arriving --turned out to have been a great idea, because the broths were honestly so delicious. The mix of the pungent sourness (I assume the crux of the Guizhou aspect) and a hint of spiciness was fantastic, and actually the flavour was so fragrant and permeated in the ingredients that we felt we didn't really need any of the dipping sauce for the meats that we had cooked in the sour broth. The beef bone broth was also really good - rich flavours of the beef rib 牛排骨 throughout, and also there was so much meat? Like at least 4 or 5 huge pieces (at least 1-2 plates' worth). We ordered a pretty typical assortment of hot pot ingredients -- some highlights were the "special sliced beef" 酸Q肥牛, which despite being one of the cheapest options, was fantastic (and a classic) and the "hot pot wide noodle" 火鍋寬粉 - very chewy and tasty. We also ordered the spicy rice tofu 辣拌米豆腐 (one of our server's suggestions), which was yummy but also kind of anti climactic, since it basically just tastes like liangfen 涼粉 (especially in the chilli oil sauce). Price point was pretty solid -- it came out to be around $40-50 for each of us, which seems to be the prevailing rate for hot pot in NYC nowadays. We were both really full at the end of our meal, too -- really happy with the quantity and quality of the food that we ordered (could probably have gotten a plate or two fewer). There's so many things on the menu that I was interested in trying but couldn't, so l'll definitely have to come back again, hopefully with a bigger group to try even more dishes next time :)

Mike S.

Tbh I'm not a huge fan of Guizhou Suantang hotpot. But I think they did a good job. There are a lot of food options and they're mostly delicious. Service was very good. The restaurant is clean and comfy. It's a good spot.

hot and sour broth, mushroom broth
Qian Lin H.

This was my first time trying Guizhou hot pot. We tried the hot and sour broth which was very sour and barely spicy. Personally it's too sour for me to drink. We all liked the mushroom broth better. All the ingredients were fresh and high quality.

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Came here with two friends for an early dinner (4pm) on a Tuesday. We accidentally made a…read morereservation on Resy for the following day thinking it was for the day we went, and the hostess helped us get sorted. We were seated promptly, since there was no one else waiting to be seated, and the wait staff was quick to arrive and get our items into the sacks (to keep our stuff from smelling like hot pot all day), and helped us place our order. We got two broths-- mushroom and spicy (mild heat). Y'all, the mild was too hot for us and we were scooping out the peppers out of the broth to make it manageable. The wait staff noticed we were suffering and said the trick to eating spicy hot pot is to dip it in oil, and even brought us some. IT WORKS. Anyway, 10/10. Great tasting food, helpful and caring staff, and overall, a very fun decor/vibe.

This place was good, but it didn't quite blow me away like I expected after hearing all the hype…read morearound it. We waited for around an hour before getting seated, which isn't too bad. The inside is beautifully decorated and they have multiple floors with tables and seats. Being a party of 7, we got a private corner room on the top floor which was really nice. We got half spicy and half non-spicy broth, and even at mild it was quite spicy. Our server had to help us take out a lot of the chili peppers floating inside. We ordered a variety of meats and veggies and fishballs, all of which were great. I liked the flavor of the spicy broth a lot, and the quality of all the meats and veggies tasted good. Anyone with a nut allergy beware of the chili in the sauce bar and for some of the meats, as I couldn't have those. For dessert, we got the fried brown sugar rice cakes which I thought was lowkey the best thing - it was so perfectly warm and chewy with just the right amount of brown sugar syrup. Definitely recommend this!

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4.8(2.6k reviews)
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Haidilao I wasn't familiar with your game. I loved their sauce spread (SO many different kinds -…read moreall your classics and more for you to try), the tea you get while you're waiting, and the extra chips and candies they throw in. All of the meats and veggies they brought out were super fresh and tasty. I sometimes feel like all broths taste the same at hot pots but was super pleased that I could taste the pork bone and mushroom in each of our two broths. I know the dancing noodle is kind of for show, and I did wish that there were more noodles, but they were DELICIOUS. Like the perfect QQ and bounce to them. Highly recommend if you're on the fence about it!

I dined in for hot pot, and while my party and I were waiting to be seated, there was an unexpected…read morecommotion that appeared to involve a small fire, which caused smoke to fill part of the restaurant. (See the attached photos and videos.) I have to admit, I was pretty shocked by what happened. My party stayed while I took a moment to process everything, and we ultimately decided to continue with our dinner once things were under control. Because of everything happening, I completely forgot to take photos of the food that came out afterward. I do want to recognize the staff for their response and the great service they provided after the incident. They accommodated us, made sure we were taken care of, and helped turn an unexpected situation into a positive dining experience. Once we settled in, we truly enjoyed our meal. The quality of the meats was excellent, the hot pot was delicious, and the service remained attentive. I'm glad we were able to stay and enjoy dinner. I will be back!

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4.5(211 reviews)
0.1 mi•Downtown Flushing, Flushing
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price - pay for what you eat!…read more food - 5/5 service - 5/5 ambiance - 5/5 I had the chance to check out shoo Loong Kan as I was checking out the store in tangram mall and Im so glad that I did! once I stepped into the restaurant, the workers were so friendly and welcoming. they brought us to our table and even gave a toy to our baby on the house! I love how attentive they were! the foods were also super yummy. I can tell that all of their dishes were of really high quality, especially the meats! I can definitely taste and feel the meat flavors just melting in my mouth. the ambiance inside was so amazing as well! it feels like I just stepped inside modern day china and dined like them too! definitely check this place out when you have the chance!

Literally felt like I walked into China. I like the historical decor…read more Food: Fresh scallops, fresh meat, and assorted side dishes. I like the idea of unlimited side dishes and desserts (with an additional price). The service was okay, the waitresses were able to answer our questions about price ranges. But, 1. Why am I asked to wait before seating when I made a reservation? 2. Workers didn't pay much attention to our table, especially when we needed to more soup base. Probably because we didn't order as much food. ‍ (Additional info: this place is not ACYE, therefore, you pay by the price of each item)

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4.3(1.6k reviews)
0.2 mi•Downtown Flushing, Flushing
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Spring Shabu Shabu is still my favorite hot pot spot of all time. Yes, I said it!…read more It's clean, spacious, and well-maintained, which is honestly rare to find in Flushing. On top of that, they even have authentic Dole Whip, so you don't have to wait in line at Disneyland to enjoy it! I've been coming to Spring Shabu Shabu since they first opened years ago, and they have never disappointed me. If you're looking for a huge variety of freshly made noodles, fish cakes, vegetables, and other hot pot essentials, this is the place to be. Although it's AYCE (all-you-can-eat), meats, seafood, and drinks are not included. Honestly, with all the options available at the buffet, it's more than enough for me. The fresh ramen is usually my noodle of choice, but there are so many great unique flavors that you really can't go wrong. Today, I tried the chili garlic and curry noodles, and both were delicious. The curry flavor was light and subtle, but you can definitely taste it when eaten on its own. The chili garlic noodles had a nice kick that I really enjoyed. If you're new to hot pot, this is a great place to start. Everyone gets their own individual pot and can choose their own broth. My family and I prefer not to share because we all enjoy different ingredients and flavors, so having a personal pot allows everyone to customize their meal. I love spicy food, so I always order the Mala broth. The service here is excellent. Special shoutout to Wendy and Jamaica for always being so friendly, attentive, and welcoming. My family and I truly appreciate your hospitality every time we visit. Is it loud? Yes, but not "concert loud." The atmosphere is lively, the music is great, and it's very family-friendly. It's also perfect for large parties and gatherings since there's a separate private room near the entrance. Tips for First-Time Visitors: Most of the parking spaces in the front large lot have been blocked off, so give yourself extra time to find parking around Flushing. Make sure everyone in your party is present since the entire group must be present to be seated. Once seated, place your order first, then head to the buffet area to grab your food. Don't forget to stop by the sauce station near the entrance and create your own dipping sauce! Finally, save room for dessert! Soft serve ice cream: Matcha, vanilla, lactose free vanilla and the famous Dole Whip! Choice of cup or cone. Bottom line: Spring Shabu Shabu continues to be my favorite hot pot restaurant. Great food, excellent service, and a fun atmosphere so stop by and give it try!

I haven't been here for about three years now and so much has changed, and not for the better. We…read morecame around 6:30pm as a party of four (3 adults and 1 infant) on a Friday and were quickly seated, which was different in years past where we had to wait. Pricing has increased since the last time we were here which is understandable with the increase in cost. They do not validate parking anymore. Waitress had greeted us and asked for the soups right away since we had been here before. We had requested if we can get a pot of plain water for the baby so that we can boil stuff without any sodium. She said sorry that will have to cost extra. But then I referred back to their ad that children under 3 eats free. And the whole explanation was yes but they could not have their own pot. She says this is just company policy and that it's not my decision. A few minutes later she came back and said I talked to management and they said it was ok for you to have a pot of plain water. After this, she doesn't come back to check in on us or ask for any refills on the soup and had to flag her down. Plates were slow to be cleared. Food - in the past we loved the fresh noodles here, but not anymore. Maybe it's due to less people, but the noodles are old and stay clumped up together. Everything else was pretty typical with the vegetables and the various types of fish balls. I don't think we will be returning here anytime soon. There are so many hot pot places to go to that are higher quality and better service. It's sad because they were once so popular, but I don't think they have adapted to the changing restaurant options in flushing.

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With so many hot pot locations in Flushing, this AYCE location is still one of my favorites that I…read morehave been to. It looked like this place only does 1 large pot per table compared to individual pots. You can split the broth up to 3 types. We got the 2-broth split pot with "Liu House Special Soup Base" and "Tomato Soup Base", both were above my expectation in flavor. They have a sauce station that you make yourself and prepped food that is ready to eat such as edamame and seaweed salad. Also, a drink station with water, orange juice, passion fruit juice and iced tea. Everything is ordered on the tablet that is at the table and the staff there are very observing since every time we have an empty plate/dish they would come back and remove it from our table. It came out to $53 per person with tax and tip for an AYCE location that serves higher than average ingredients. Overall I would come back again since I enjoyed it a lot and it is well maintained. Visited 4/25/25 Food- 10/10 Cleanliness- 10/10 Staff- 10/10

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4.3(286 reviews)
3.3 mi•Elmhurst
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Enjoyed my first experience with Thai hot pot/bbq. Waitress friendly and explained everything. Cute…read moredecor. We got the Tom Zap beef and Chicken broths since it's against my religion to have blood. The Tom Zap taste like Tom yum soup. The meats and seafood were very fresh. The sauces delightful. We enjoyed the mild and spicy sauce. It didn't bother my stomach so I'm happy they used real peppers and not chemical spices. One thing I didn't expect to like so much was garlic fried rice. It was delicious! We also enjoyed grilling the marinated beef and pork belly. The mango salad and spring rolls were delicious. The waitress teased us for stopping after 1 round. The drinks were good too we got a coconut smoothie with milk and Thai iced tea, definitely need that to cool you down from the spicy food. Next time will be back again and hopefully hungrier so I can enjoy more food!

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