Raw 3.5 and I will round up because they did not make us leave after the 2 hour mark. We left after 3 hours. We went on Thanksgiving Day starting at 5PM. Pros: all you can eat Hot Pot is $26.99 each person Pros: you get your own pot and stove top for hot pot Food 3.5/5 My personal favorite: quail eggs, yes, full of cholesterol Shrimp --a different variety (almost taste like head on but it is headless) and not as fresh but good Sea fillet --freshest of all the seafood/fish selection Mussels -- not as fresh but were medium to large Crab legs -- not as fresh but fully cracked and easily opens Beef, lamb, chicken, pork belly-- sliced very thinly and fresh Only a few greens to choose from-- this needs serious improvement Hot tea-- free but must stay away from-- not fresh and the weirdest tasting tea ever Dessert-- diluted pineapple jello that tasted like chemicals Price 5/5 $26.99 for unlimited hot pot is unbeatable Service 3.5/5 The younger staff is spacey, like there is a lot of them working but you just can't seem to get their attention at times. If you can get their attention, reorder your refills in abundance Ambiance 4/5 Big restaurant with lots of wall divisions so you cannot tell the restaurant just keeps going and going

Great place. If you come here during your bday. Your meal is free. And the food is pretty good

Average 3.5 stars. I have been coming here a lot in the past and I started to get tired of it from going too often but the cleanliness also seemed like it was getting worse. Went back recently to be pleasantly surprised it looks better now. Interior is okay with Chinese inspired decorations. Cleanliness improved. You can see once it two tables that might have a bit of technical difficulties but that's ok. Their AYCE is not bad. Personally, I think their soup base flavors are very basic as well as the food you can order. We did the hotpot and it is $28/person. But they offer a birthday deal which makes it pretty worth. Birthday person eats for free, just pay the tips and tax. If it's not day of the birthday, then there may be a minimum head count of your party. Also, although most food are basic, they got some interesting stuff like pig brain. Ik, exotic. The waiter in charge of us was super kind and friendly. I told him I wanted to try a bit so he brought out a plate which I thought was bigger than expected, but was actually just 1/4 of it since he didn't want to give me a whole one for trying. He was super nice and other workers were super attentive, constantly refilled the water for us, like a total of 7-8 times. Food came out really fast as well. For those who wants to try other stuff, they also got AYCE bbq for ~$32 or even both bbq with hot pot AYCE ~$38 (don't quote me on these prices, forgot). Overall, not bad, can be worth it, but not great neither. I think they can have more sauce options or additional cold side dishes or drinks like most hotpot places now.

Came here for the new special ice cream. I usually go to the 99 hot pot on grand, but since I was in flushing, I gave this spot a try. I book ahead of time, knowing there would be a wait. We were seated the moment I spoke to the front server We got the bbq this time. They tend to do the cooking, but I wanted to cook, so they let me. When the grill needs to be changed, they politely ask you to be careful and change it without you needing to ask them. We ordered a ton of meat. The portion size for some of them is a lot. Like the porkchop, they gave us 3 portions for 2 people. The squid was 1/4 of the grill. The food here was better than average. They gave us the ice cream while we started to eat the food, which was weird. Overall, it was a good experience. Would recommend and come back again next time for the free birthday meal.