Tommy Tan

A shabu shabu restaurant, everything is all you can eat, the meat and seafood not included pay per order, very big variety of veggies, fish cake and sauce, ice cream is all you can eat as well. Good experience for a weekend lunch.

+7

Maria Kopets

I really liked this place. The food is delicious, a paradise for vegans and vegetarians. But meat-eaters can also find something to enjoy here.

Mirette Ben

This is a great Shabu place : clean , fast service and great food quality. It’s a bit noisy but you can still have conversations without shouting. I’d definitely go again and the ice cream was definitely a great thing to finish off such a great meal 😉 Just a side note that the building has two entrances , the one with the stairs is the easiest but if you end up like me in the rear door , no panic, you just need to walk a bit and take the elevator and you will end there

Suuki Ilemabila

first time here so learned it was a la carte for all protein options but broth and buffet with veggies and other hotpot add-ins was included in set price. Staff were friendly and super kind and the facilities were clean. Great price for a great experience

Chad Eary

This is my favorite hot pot in the city! It’s always super clean and you can see all of the food prep right behind the buffet. I’ve never had to wait in line and I love how you can really customize your experience however you like.

jordan laguna

I’ve dined at many places, but Valentina truly stands out as the best server I’ve ever had. She anticipated our needs without us asking, made us feel welcome and comfortable, and carried herself with professionalism and warmth. Her positive attitude elevated the entire experience every restaurant needs a Valentina! She speak Spanish too!

K

Great place for shabu-shabu! They have a good assortment of vegetables and noodles which are free, and a good assortment of meat, but is a la carte. They also have a good variety of soup broths and sauces at the sauce bar. Make sure to come with an empty stomach to get your money's worth!

Sonia Siaw

Spring Shabu-Shabu is a true gem in Flushing! They offer a wonderful variety of flavorful soup bases to choose from, and the buffet spread is fresh and plentiful—packed with vegetables, fish balls, and noodles. On top of that, you can add premium meats like pork, beef, lamb, and fish à la carte, which makes the experience even better. The quality, taste, and value all come together for a fantastic dining experience. Highly recommend for anyone who loves hotpot!

Tracy Chan

Great experience. A wide variety of vegetables and fish cakes. The meat is additional price, but all vegetables, noodles, and fish cakes are included and AYCE.

Yvngumar

I had an awesome time here! I went with my brother, cousin and friend skeptical because I wasn’t a fan of hot pot to begin with let alone the area it sit in. Once I went inside my doubts started disappearing one by one. Some days are busier than others but honestly today it was surprising how much room there was and how quiet the place was given it was such a big restaurant with quite a number of cooks and waiters. We waited 5 mins in the front before we sat down and heard what was available today. Before I forget: weekdays 11-3 PM is $20 for the buffet while all other times it’s $23.95. If you look at the menu you will see the options that are available at purchase such as: Meat options exclusive from the buffet option (only thing free is the amount of fish items you can get at the buffet line) chicken, beef, pork, seafood platter, etc. Drinks is its own menu on the back and they have plenty of options for alcohol if you’re into all that. I’m not so i just moved forward to the soft drinks which they have about 10 different options and yes refills are indefinite and free for $3.50 I believe. What hot pot is basically a large bowl of soup depending on the 10 choices available on the menu to you ( I went with kimchi) is cooked on the countertop stove that you can operate on your own with 1 dial that goes from P1 (lowest) - P5 (Highest). You choose whatever you want to take from the buffet line which there are mostly vegetable and noodle items but about 3 sections or 6 rows back to back full of it. Bring it back to your table and throw it in the soup at your own pace whenever you want. I suggest getting the minimum amount to max out your options so you don’t overfill too fast and end up wasting a plateful of food like me. They won’t charge you extra if it’s not too much which they didn’t for me thank god considering my bill was about $30 plus tip so $35. Tip isn’t mandatory but it is common courtesy and manners. There is also an ice cream bar with matcha vanilla and pineapple as the only options but all you can eat included. Honestly it was a really good place to go to and I recommend it for anyone looking to eat seafood in the big apple.

Eric Rivera

AMAZING NYC HOTPOT PLACE!!! came here for dinner and was pleasantly surprised by the overall experience. The prices are very reasonable, especially considering the quality of the food, making it a great value for the price. One of the standout features, without a doubt, was the delicious all you can eat ice cream available 2 flavors. What really sets this place apart is the all you can eat ice cream, which was the perfect way to end the meal. It’s easy to see why this restaurant is always so busy. Despite the crowds, the atmosphere remained warm and inviting, with a friendly staff and quick service that kept things running smoothly. If you ever find yourself in Flushing, Queens, I highly recommend stopping by. Whether you’re craving a satisfying dinner or simply want to treat yourself to some exceptional ice cream, this spot is a must visit.

William H

Absolutely an amazing experience with a plethora of fresh vegetables and noodles, beef, fish, lamb sauces, etc. Super clean place, one of the cleanest restaurants I've ever seen, waitress was really attentive and nice, explained how everything worked. Ice cream 🍦 is really really good. Fresh vegetables don't take long to cook, as well as the meats and fish 🐠. Noodles are also pretty fast. I will definitely be going back to this place, and I highly recommend it. Parking is somewhat of a crunch but just be patient, there are places to pay for parking if you're not the type to drive around looking. Price is definitely reasonable for what you get, and how much you can stuff yourself.

+18

Al Bunshaft

Great price, high quality ingredients, bright , clean, fast service. Also huge, popular, and you often have to wait. All you can eat (AYCE) Shabu-Shabu, hot pot. Japanese, Korean or Chinese style are all possible. It all depends on what you choose for your broth, ingredients, sauces. We’ve been here a few times and love it. A table for two required about a 40 minute wait on this Saturday at 8pm. This place is not intimate, quiet, small or cozy. 5 stars for the great value and quality food. Especially fun with a group.

Kai Guo

The food is good, is very fresh, but is very busy so sometimes is hard to find the staff and wait a long time, and each table has its own staff, that you basically have to wait for your staff to serve you.

I love eating at spring Shabu Shabu in flushing, this restaurant was a big recommendation from long time friends who love this location. The food is great and the concept is fun, welcoming, and different in a great way. I was disappointed to recently find out that our favorite server Jina no longer works at Spring. Jina always made myself and my friends feel welcomed and like family, she was a big reason why we returned to Spring again and again. This restaurant is recommended for its good food, but I probably won’t be going to the flushing location any longer because my favorite servers don’t work there any more.

Li Cai

Service and atmosphere were good. The price is high for what you get. The advertised price of $23.99 does not include any real meat or seafood—only starches, fish or seafood balls, and vegetables. If you add two meat/seafood items and maybe a drink, it’s definitely $50+ per person, which I would rather spend at a traditional Chinese hot pot restaurant. However, if you’re someone who doesn’t eat meat for hot pot—which is very rare for Chinese diners—or if you’re vegetarian, it’s a nice place. I would rate it 2.5–3 stars.