All-you-can-eat Thai BBQ and hot pot with grilled meats
























168-11 Union Tpke, Fresh Meadows, NY 11366 Get directions
$40–50
"This all-you-can-eat Thai barbecue and hot pot destination offers an endless spread of vegetables, noodles, and meats like cilantro-marinated squid and chile-seasoned pork belly. Don’t know how to cook them? No worries, says co-owner Raweewan Chen. Employees are on deck with tips, as well as constant refills of chicken bone broth for the hotpot and new pans to grill on. Make room for hot snacks like creamy tom yum soup and pad krapow gai, in addition to desserts like grass jelly and jackfruit over shaved ice and mango sticky rice. It’s about $40 per person with a 90-minute limit." - Eater Staff

"Grill and simmer the meal of your dreams at the city’s newest Thai mookata parlor, a paradise of all-you-can-eat Thai barbecue and hot pot. Cook from an endless spread of vegetables, noodles, and meats like cilantro-marinated squid and chile-seasoned pork belly. Don’t know how to cook them? No worries, says co-owner Raweewan Chen. Employees are on deck with tips, as well as constant refills of chicken bone broth for the hotpot and new pans to grill on. Make room for hot snacks like creamy tom yum soup and pad krapow gai, in addition to desserts like grass jelly and jackfruit over shaved ice and mango sticky rice." - Caroline Shin, Eater Staff

"In Hillcrest, Queens, the Thai barbecue and hot pot format is also on display at Boon Dee, which the Ung-Lo team cites as a comparable example of this style of service." - Luke Fortney
"Boon Dee’s all-you-can-eat Thai hot pot and barbecue is so fun!" - Eater Staff
"Joining the small but growing all-you-can-eat scene in NYC, this Thai buffet offers about 20 raw meats and seafood to pick from alongside noodles, vegetables, and six dipping sauces." - Emma Orlow