Liuyishou Hotpot | AYCE HOT POT Flushing

Love their place a lot. There are a variety of selection of food items all you can eat hotpot menu. The price is fair. Quality of food is high, except certain few items such as spam. Service has always been nice when I went.

Liuyishou Hotpot is my absolute favorite hotpot place to go to. The food is delicious, and plentiful! There is enough to go around for everybody, even if there's only a party of two! The staff is extremely friendly, and if you don't speak English, just be patient, and communicate with your body language - we're all here for a good time, not a long time lol Best hotpot in Flushing, hands down. Thank you for all the good and delicious times 😋

Best hot pot in NYC. Biggest variety of selection with the best soup broot for the best eat as you can price. The staff are always friendly and super helpful. This our favorite place for every family occasion.

Liuyishou Hotpot is originally from Szechuan. We heard people form Chongqing, Szechuan love hotpot so much, so they are pretty picky and good at making it. We visit their location in Flushing last weekend for their restaurant week special AYCE offer and it’s overall decent experience. The decor is bright and cozy but with limited seating options, so the wait was bad during the peak. We had their Green Pepper Oil Soup Base & Chicken Soup Base and both broth were flavorful. Most ingredients we got were fresh with good quality and proper portion. Our favorites were the soft & tasty Stir-Fried Pork Intestine and tender Shrimp Paste. The staff was friendly and served everything quickly. There was one complaint about their sauce bar- it’s messy & empty due to the crowd.

Very good but very expensive. Spent $100 for me and my 11 yrs old that doesn't eat that much. The broth should be included in AYCE like other AYCE places I've been too. Kids should be priced by age and not height, they may be tall for their age but not eat like an adult. Overall, service was good and quality was exceptional. The fatty beef was so tender it falls off your chopsticks. Me and my son loved the shrimp paste, that was our favorite. I loved the little cow for the spicy hot pot.

Excellent experience! Nice servers and great quality meats and soup base. $30 per person + soup base (around $20 for 3 flavors). Spent about $200+tip for 5 people! Definitely coming back.

Sanitation. Upset stomach. Yelp check-in gets you a free soda but only 1 per party. Haven’t had hot pot in years and this is still new to me so I can’t base this review on taste. Around $40 per person (before tax/tip) as you have to pay for all you can eat + broths (yes, you have to pay for the soup) But their basic broth was good. Meet selection was mostly beef which was disappointing. Pork was good but chicken was bad. Good seafood variety. Vegetables options were okay but were very leafy. Appetizers are a separate charge. They have a sauce station which was cool as you get to experiment. You get fruit and 2 desserts as well which you can get as much as you want. Water and tea is self serve. Service - average but servers barely spoke English. If you’re Asian, they automatically talk to you in mandarin. At times they missed our order so we had to reorder. They bring a cart with all your food so it doesn’t bombard your table. Vibe - not bad You have 2 hours to eat and can’t leave food behind or you’ll be charged. That night, I had an upset stomach and I don’t know if it’s because food wasn’t clean or because raw food goes in time and time again. That’s the downside of hotpot for me. Will not try again.

Buffet experience for hot pot! 29.99 per person plus soup base. Worth it as there is a wide selection of all you can eat seafood, meats, veggies, mushrooms, and carbs! They have Spicy and non spicy soup bases

I came here with a friend on a rainy and cold Wednesday evening. The allures of AYCE hotpot was definitely very appealing given the circumstances. I've been to a Liuyishou branch many years ago in Boston and have had a great experience, so was definitely looking forward to the AYCE experience. There is a set AYCE price per person. You also do have to pay for the broth as well. Once you get past that, the options for the amount of food is amazing. Theres also a sauce station and area for other small fried appetizers and desserts. There's also a juice station should you want that. There is a 90 minute limit, but that's more than enough time as the food comes very quickly. Overall would come back! Love the food and space. I do hear it is often very busy here, so I'm glad we came on a weeknight

Cuisine: 7 Service: 7 Decor: 6 Value: 9 Overall: 8 This AYCE hot pot franchise has been consistently good over the years. I have been here many times and generally happy with the food and service. Obviously, the quality may not match Haidilao or Chongqing Lao Zhao, but the price is nearly half for as much as you can eat. If your preference is not fresh seafood or high end quality meats, then you really can't go wrong with this veteran hot pot restaurant. You see many hot pot restaurants in Flushing come and go, but this place still stays busy on most nights. As for hot pot broths, I have tried nearly everything. My favorites include their signature spicy, the golden chicken w/ fish maw, the sour duck & radish, and the peppery chicken w/ pig stomach soup bases. Spicy lamb spine and mushroom broths are good too. For must order items, get the lamb slices, six second tofu rolls, napa cabbage, bok choy, shrimp paste, basa fish slices, tofu skin sheets, shiitake mushrooms, quail eggs, and SPAM (yeah, trust me). Btw, don't fill up on appetizers, but their marinated pig ears are surprisingly good. Then, after your hot pot meal, come back to the same counter and get some fruits and desserts, or ask the waiter for some Hersey's ice cream cup. Honestly, it's not the best hot pot in Flushing, but for less than $50 after taxes and tip, this is quite a good deal.

While I'm not afraid to admit that Liuyishou is one of my favorite hot pot chains, I can also admit that I'm impressed with how far along this Flushing location has come along. There was a period just before and during the pandemic that this place fell on hard times with service and execution. They've managed to solve a lot of these issues it seems and I couldn't be a happier diner. The space isn't conducive for ultra large groups, so stick to groups of 4 and less. Since the interior is ultra tight, it means the waits can get ultra long during their popular times. I wouldn't encourage calling in, but might be worth it to gauge the wait time. Just know that Mandarin Chinese is close to essential here. The sweet spot for most folks is a combination of good value and high quality. They have managed to do well on both here. The initial price feels a tinge steep but the food is quality enough that unlimited portions feels justified. It goes without saying, the food presentation is always a highlight. Their awesome displays of meat and the soup base bear make every service moment one worth capturing. I truly love all of their broths. The Lin's House Special has premium beef tallow and the Golden Chicken is fragrant and pungent. I think some folks would benefit from the Duck w/Chinese Pickled Radish base since it's poppin with flavor. The basic options of tom yum, tomato, and pork bone broth are also available as well. Throw in a few orders of their sliced marbled beef, wagyu, NZ lamb, and angus beef slices with some random dumplings and that's hot pot heaven for me. I have enjoyed their other pork belly, chicken breast, and other more nuanced parts. The other meat offerings such as shrimp paste, fish balls, pollack balls with roe, beef balls are also quite excellent. Another impressive feat? Becoming one of the more popular spots in spite of the competition, which includes HDL, which is essentially across the street. LYS might take the cake for the more intimate and ultimately, gluttonous experience. My photos: https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/liuyishou-hotpot-flushing?userid=ysCBsXWPB-LAiewVS3jZfQ

Expeditious delivery once items were ordered to the table. The seafood and beef selections were good, with the shrimp, mussels, and crabs being sizable. The pig brain was unusual but not terrible. The pre-cooked items were tasty, including the pig ear, but perhaps could've offered more variety of items.

First time going to liuyishou and was satisfied with their quality of beef. The service is quick and convenient where you order everything through an iPad. Quickly came the food stacked right in front of us. The only negative is that there's not much veggies option - wished they had watercress but probably with the rise in price of it, it is more expensive. There's a small hot food and drink section. The soup base is an additional charge - we ordered the white pepper pork (can be skipped) and the coconut chicken (30 mins to cook but worth the wait). The combo is like a sweet and salty duo broth. Seating is comfortable and can fit quite a few tables. Seafood was frozen - skip the snow crab as it really doesn't have much flavor from being frozen.

I have a customer for years and have watched this restaurant evolve. Originally it was a nice fancy hot pot restaurant serving up live shrimp and crab in a private room, known for its famous ring of beef. As more hot pot restaurants opened up, it has become another all you can eat. The space feels way more crammed. The food is still the same, with an addition of a hot bar now, and shared pots... but the service and feels ain't the same

Be minded they charge extra for the broth per table (around $20 and up depends on the broth you choose). The AYCE price in holiday and weekend is $31.99 per person plus the broth price. The place is clean and classy. Everything is ordered on a pad. There are a lots of varieties included in AYCE and some items labeled with extra price. The food came fresh pretty accurate (some hot pot place usually skip some items). I highly recommend the golden chicken broth. It tastes so delicious. I can eat the food boiled in the broth without dipping in any other sauces. They also offer some appetizers like fries, spring rolls, fried shrimps etc. and cold dishes like chicken with chili sauce, crawfish etc. Also, feel free to get water, ice tea, plum drink, some fruits. The waiters and waitress are pretty nice. They pick up empty and dirty plates pretty quick.

Go to all you can eat hotpot place in Queens!! Love the variety they have and it's under $30 if you visit on weekdays between 12PM - 4:30PM!

Liuyishou hotpot in Flushing is a must-try! They've got an impressive range of meats, seafood, and veggies for your hotpot cravings, all made with top-notch ingredients. The All-You-Can-Eat experience is a game-changer - endless options to satisfy you taste buds. If you're in Flushing and craving a top-notch hotpot

Very hoooood cwo up d come back. So nice 10:10 amazing. This is amazing this is so good. Wow low

Great deal for the all you can eat lunch special! Fresh and comes with a bunch of options!

High quality beef (most important part of hotpot)! Everything else was pretty standard, but there are lots of self service snacks and fruits to help set this place apart from others.

Amazing!! Wanted to try something different and was not disappointed. Food was delicious with plenty of vegan options and super fresh. Our server was great and very attentive to us being newbies with the hot pot. Restaurant was spotless. Will definitely return with the rest of the family.

I love this place so much. Food is so tasty, service is fast and their kind. amazing ambiance

Boyfriend and I decided to try a new hotpot place so we came here to give it a try. We went on a Saturday night around 8:30. We waited for around 10min and got seated. This place is AYCE but the price didn't include the broth. We ordered the spicy beef tallow and Tom yum broth. The Tom yum broth was really good and it almost tasted like it was from a Thai restaurant! I normally don't drink broth from hotpot places from I couldn't help and drank some of it. There were a lot of varieties for meat and veggies and they were all fresh. They had some premium items such as beef tongue and shrimp paste but they were only okay. The beef tongue's texture and color were a bit odd. It was brown and looked like it was cooked. I cooked it in the broth regardless since I wasn't sure and the texture tasted like it was braised. The shrimp paste also didn't have that nice chew to it. Overall experience was decent. Service was fast but I feel like the servers had trouble understanding us sometimes. AYCE was $32 per person and broth was another $18, which is not too bad for AYCE. The portion that they gave was slightly too big in my opinion for all you can eat. We only ordered one round and that was more than enough food. I wish they would make it a little smaller so we could still try different things with only two people.

One of my go-to AYCE hotpot There is a wide selection of things to order from. You do have to pay for the soup base separate from the AYCE pricing. For $19.98, we got the three flavor soup with tomato (my fav), pork bone, and duck broths. The AYCE itself is $31.98 for adults, which is a steal for the choices they have. My hot pot go-tos include sliced beef, fish tofu, enoki mushrooms, and napa cabbage but there is soo much to choose from. They also have yummy sides like skewers and fruits. They also have all you can drink for $3.99/person which includes unlimited watermelon juice, milk tea, aloe vera, fruit juice, and sodas which is soo worth it as well. Overall, one of my top ayce hotpots in the city (5/5)

Delicious soups and sides, comfortable atmosphere. Would highly recommend the tomato soup base, it was very flavorful. The mild level spicy soup wasn't too spicy either!

One of my goto ayce hotpot places in flushing. Have been going for the past several years and would say that for ayce their broth taste and meat quality are superb! Also appreciate their recently expanded drinks/appetizer bar. Plus walking in for early dinner or late lunch (4-6) is super convenient and there normally isn't a wait thought it can get busier at later hours. Service is great, they recently switched to an ipad order system that has made it seem more streamlined and fast. Whenever you put in an order, the waiters/waitresses get a ping on their phone. With this, they are pretty speedy and rarely make mistakes. Food-wise, you generally can order a split hotpot (up to three) per ayce price at the table. Most items are included in ayce but they have some premium items that require extra $$. Appetizers/drinks- many appetizers at the bar that have included fried chicken, kimchi fried rice, pig ear. Drinks- cold passion fruit tea, orange juice, oolong tea. Very solid and respectable in its own right. Sauce bar- pretty diverse with my go-to's being the shacha and peanut sauce. Broth-We normally get the half Chongqing beef oil spicy flavor and half tomato base. The chongqing is on the spicier side and is authentic tasting. Normally dip meat and fish balls in the spicy broth and relegate veggies to the tomato base Meats- love getting lamb shoulder slices, angus beef, beef tongue, marbled beef Veggies- chinese cabbage, chrysanthemum, seaweed, enoki mushroom

Super family friendly! Food was great there's something for everyone! They have ice cream at the end and even a crane machine for kids to play. Service was great all the staff was very attentive and courteous

The depth and breadth of the menu is wide. Just for tripe selections alone, the menu offers five potential options to choose from. Meat options are galore. The original spicy soup base with premium beef oil is a fiery concoction infused with Sichuan peppercorns, dried chilis, and a symphony of secret spices. This broth is not for the faint of heart with casual spice sensitivities. Spicy, but still flavorful and deep. The meal is an exercise in creativity and exploration. The AYCE price point is great, given the quality and array of food available. The dessert array, including fruit jelly and ice creams, are a welcomed accompaniment to the spicy main event. My only complaint is the area is notoriously difficult for parking.

This used to be my favorite hotpot place, it used to be so good and the quality of both the broth and meat was impeccable. I came back after a couple of months and the quality of the food and especially the service went down. First, there was little to no service. We dined in for about two hours and they didn't refill our broth once. They didn't turn the fire on for us when we saw they turned it on for other tables. They never checked in on us. We came around 4-5pm and it was not busy, so I don't know what the excuse is. It took them 10 minutes to give us our checks and the workers hovered over us while we pressed the tip amount. Ridiculous! What am I even tipping you for?!?!? They charge you for the all you can eat price and the broth. Why are you charging us for the broth? How can we eat hotpot without a broth? The prices are insane and literally doesn't make any sense. The meat and veggies tasted old. The cabbage and broccoli had a really odd smell and taste to it, it was repulsive I literally could not stomach it. It did not taste fresh at all. I don't know what happened to this place but I assure you I will not be returning.

I thought I was past the point of AYCE hot pot in my life. It's usually pricey, with sub-par service and middling/lower-end quality foods. But I was happy to be proven wrong with Liuyishou. For an AYCE spot, almost everything was immaculate (nothing tasting like a carryover from days ago). At 11:30 AM Sunday, there was no wait. Our server checked on us often enough, and the food was always brought out in a timely fashion. The self-serve station was great (the wood-ear mushroom dish was refreshing, and all the sauces/accoutrements were flavorful. We didn't try too many different things, but I really enjoyed the Sliced New Zealand Lamb, the snakehead fillet, some kinda signature sliced beef (perfect ratio of fat to meat), and all the mushrooms. And of course we loved straight drinking our two soup bases (spicy lamb spine and duck with pickled radish). Dessert was some Hersheys-branded ice cream from their freezer (options are chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry). Quite satisfying.

I've heard great things about this spot and really wanted to have that same opinion. Here are my thoughts. 1. The price is great, 31 dollars all you can eat is amazing. Good selection of meats and seasonings for broth. 2. The vegetable broth was superb. I added my herbs etc and it was delicious. 3. Appetizer bar was minimal and not that great. Fries and spring rolls were really greasy. Area needed some cleaning. 4. The spicy broths (beef /pork) my company got were very oily. Too oily. It was unappetizing. They charge for broth changes which is interesting.. 5. I wish there was a grill option with the hot pot like at other spots. Boiling only option felt limited but that's hot pot! 6. Service was okay, at times it felt you had to hunt someone down to ask questions or get things. But there was no rush even with the busy afternoon which was nice. They hover over you when it's time to tip so be ready haha

Food (5/5): AYCE hotpot with solid options. Came with a large group after a hike and we each had our individual hot pot bowls. I got the Tom Yum broth which had a nice savory and sweet and sour flavor alongside some seafood in it. We ordered a bunch meats with my favorites being the Angus beef, fatty beef and lamb. Also enjoyed the variety of mushrooms, tofu, ramen, and meatball variety. The appetizers like condensed milk buns, egg rolls, and crispy pork also were good. The sauces had less selection than other places I've seen especially in the chili department but everything else was great. Service (5/5): We got seated at a nice private dining area with lots of space. The server checked up on us frequently and helped clear tables. They also made the ordering process simple and food came out fast. Only improvement would be that near the end they checked up on us less. Also, I asked for a small amount of ramen noodles and got too much. Ambiance (3/5): It's overall a nice place but could be a bit cleaner and modern compared to other hotpot places. While the private dining room with separate pots were nice, the heat controls of the pots kept falling out. With some fixes and cleaning, this could be a really amazing looking place.

This place is great, even though the broth for the hotpot isn't included in the AYCE. We went when the restaurant just opened up and were the 1st customers. What's different is that, they have different appetizers such as fried buns, chicken feet, meat jelly, cold duck and etc...their flavors are more northern China flavors; which is a very nice change to what I'm used to. They also have ice cream and drinks (ice tea and water) included and self serve. I will definitely go again to try other things. The broth flavors are a tad different than what I'm used to too.

Last time I came to Liuyishou with my friends. It was a very long waiting line. Waited outside for 1 hour 30 mins. The staff is friendly and welcoming. Busy and loud environment. I think it's very normal for Hotpot restaurant. Ordered beef, lamp, and some vegetables. Soup base I chose is clear soup base with mushroom. The soup base is too plain which I didn't like it. Overall I feel the food is average. Nothing surprise me. Food quality is ok. But I wouldn't want to go back again.

Great hot pot spot in Flushing. They weren't too busy on a holiday Monday for lunch so we were able to stay for quite a while. The AYCE is about $32pp, but you also have to buy the soup base on top of this which is around $17. Soup refills beyond this are free, as expected. Their sauce bad isn't as luxurious as Haidilao's, but there's still a great assortment. There's two types of jelly desserts that are delicious, hot & sour soup, and a spicy cold chicken dish. Also an assortment of fruit and ice cream cups. Ice tea and water are self serve - the tea is quite sweet. We got the pork bone and tomato soup bases - both were very flavorful. There's an extensive menu to choose from and they all came very quickly. Meat is good quality - not too fatty like at other AYCE places. Also each plate is huge so definitely be careful when ordering. Would definitely come back.

Liuyishou has been on my list once they turned into an AYCE restaurant. I've tried to come a few times but the wait is pretty insane on Friday/Saturday nights during the dinner rush. I was able to make it in this Friday around 5pm with my partner (no wait!). The price is $32 per person currently, but you do need to pay extra for the soup base. We chose the 3 flavor pot ($20), and got the tomato, pork bone, and Liu's house special soup base mild. They also have an AYCD (all you can drink) option for $4 per person. This includes sodas, watermelon juice (pitcher), fruit tea (pitcher), plum juice, milk tea and maybe a few other options. Going back to the broths, we liked the tomato and pork bone but the Liu's house special soup base was pretty spicy, even for the mild level! We almost got the medium but thankfully didn't, HA! Sauce bar was pretty well stocked. They have some small appetizers and fruits too. Few things that stood out, other than the usual fatty beef, they had frog legs, sole fillet, snakehead fish fillet, and handmade shrimp paste. Lot of veggie and mushroom varieties! Oh the crispy pork was very good! Overall, very satisfied with this meal! After tip and tax, the total ended up being ~$120 for us 2.

I came here on a Saturday at around 6 PM. They were already super busy and when we put our name down, there were a bunch of people waiting ahead of us so we ended up waiting around an hour and 15 minutes to get a table. The place wasn't super decorated and a bit crowded. The atmosphere was lively given that it was filled with different parties, dining here. As for the food you're able to make your own sauce, but I wish they had a bit more options with their sauce. Everything was just very salty when it comes to both the sauces and the broth. we ordered one of the broth to get the cow sculpture but they didn't even add it in there. The pork bone broth was decent but again very salty. Everything was salty. I felt like we ate a lot more carbs than we usually do just to balance out the flavor. The meat and veggies are pretty standard for what you expect out of an all you can eat restaurant. They give you ice cream at the end, which is nice!

Went back here and thought I'd share my experiences with a different broth. The food was absolutely amazing quality as per usual, service staff had it coming out extremely fast and I never felt like there was a lull between courses and was always something to cook, the all you can drink juice is amazing by the way if you're not much of a drinker this is a must have for everyone at the table, it was a lot cooler inside considering where we were sitting which helped a lot considering this place does run a little warm when all the burners are on. An absolute must try place with welcoming staff, clear instructions, and great quality.

Omg its so yummy, very affordable and the service is very fast, the atmosphere in here is so nice, so classy and very cozy. I look foward to coming here everytime!

Came here with a group of three friends on the weekend as we were craving hotpot. Flushing is home to lots of ayce hotpot chains, and I felt like this one is above average compared to others. They do charge extra for the broth, which I found kinda strange. The meat and seafood here was quite fresh. They also have skewers included in the ayce, and some more premium dishes like wagyu beef provided with extra charge. Also, they have a ayce drink option as well per person, but please note it comes in a jug each time you order instead of a glass cup like other places. I liked that they had a more unique variety of drinks such as homemade milk tea and watermelon juice. The service here is also super attentive even though they seemed understaffed and quite busy.

Broth 5/5 I loved golden broth. I didn't need any sauce when cooking the food in golden and coconut. Coconut chicken was slightly too sweet for my tasting after a few types of food. They also used a fresh coconut and poured it into the broth in front of you. Also warned us before ordering that it will take longer to boil. Salted egg yolk fish ball was so good ! Very unique and definitely one of my favorite items. And would be the reason for me to return if I ever crave this. Hot bar food was good. I enjoyed the crawfish a lot and they had fried rice too. Drinks are self serviced, they had iced tea l, passion fruit and water kinda fountain style. Some of the drinks were room temperature at some point and was kinda nasty to me. I'm sure you can ask for ice, I just didn't. Skip the crab legs, it was definitely not fresh, tasted old. The first round of lettuce I ordered was cabbage, and in that cabbage was alive fruit fly. And a shrimp leg. Cleanliness isn't big the way I'm seeing it. Their plate & bowls by sauce and hot bar area are half wet from getting washed which translates to germs forming on plates. Service 3/5 The concept of this AYCE wasn't explained to us. The broth is separate price. We paid $20 for the trio pot and $32 PP. our bill was almost 100 something. You order on an ipad, somethings had price listed on it and the broth did. I didn't think too much of it cause I'd assume any hotpot would include broth. Cause what am I suppose to cook the food in without broth at $32PP. They originally gave me a tomato broth and I told them it's wrong and they had no problem changing it. We weren't asked if we wanted ice cream at the end of our meal which was disappointing. I saw the table in front of us was asked. I honestly didn't remember until leaving cause we were also very full. I was also so disappointed at the fact that there was so little vegetables options. They had cabbage ,lettuce , tong hua? But no watercress was what shocked me so much. They had a great mushroom selection tho!!! Sauce bar did look messy when I got sauce, and they had a fruit & dessert station. It's a small hotpot spot that gets crowded fast ! They have a claw machine inside and a ice cream fridge that I believe only staffs can go into. My boyfriend and I both had tummy aches after this meal, we obviously considered the fact that we cook our own food and have a chance of eating something raw. I'm glad I tried this place.

Liou yi shou is a very good place to enjoy hot pot with my family. Good food !!!! Service is good ! Place is clean!

Glad we made a reservation in a Friday night because it was packed and there was a a lot of people waiting to be seated. This place is not that big but they do have room for large parties of 6+. I came here for my brother's birthday. I like how they have so many soup base options. We got tomato, golden chicken and original. Not a very big fan of the golden chicken. It was overly salty and it just made all the food salty. Even when we added more water it was still very salty. Tomato and original soup base is also good if you do not want spicy. They have good selection of food for AYCE. I ordered sliced beef, shrimp paste, fresh fish ball, angus beef, fish tofu cake, Bean curd, fish filet, cabbage, fortune money bag, and quail egg. The fortune money bag was super adorable but we didn't really like it. They also had appetizers included which I highly recommend the fried buns and spring rolls. The buns were fresh and warm and the spring rolls was hot and crispy. It was busy but the food came out fairly quick. I like how they have a shelf on the side of the table to hold the raw food and empty plates. You can also check out their all you can drink menu and other menu items outside of AYCE. Yelp check in gets you a free soda and don't forget the complimentary free ice cream before you leave.

Great food amazing taste and alot of choices food Good enenvironemng Great service Patience

For ayce 32$ a person + cost of your choice of broth is pretty good deal. This spot has many unique broth options. I got the duck pickle broth which is a bit sour at first, but after you add in the ingredients it gets absorbed by the animal after taste that is usually on the meat making the broth tastier. There are a lot more meat options that other ayce hotpot spots dont have. For example slice pork and beef from other parts of the cow. If you want fancier cuts like wagyu. You will have to pay extra. They also have a really sweet ice tea you can keep getting. Overall pretty good spot for the cold weather. For 2 people with 3 broths plus tax and tip bill was around 108$. So about 54$ per person. I will come back again. Ps: The shrimp paste is a must have. They give you the same amount every time you order it.

Amazing hotpot in flushing! All you can eat meat, crag legs, vegetables, fruits. And my kid really like it!

Great place with hotpot buffet. Very reasonable price. We have been here serveral time and still love coming back

Best AYCE hot pot in the area. Not on the same level of other big chains like Hai Di Lao or Shoo Long Kan but this place is popular and for good reason. Liuyishou has one thing that other's do not - an insane variety of broths to choose from (at least 10). Their spicy beef broth was numbing and spicy, tomato was tangy and the coconut chicken broth is definitely worth trying as it really is a 180 degree turn from the spicy beef. Meat quality here is good especially for AYCE. Their fish balls and meat balls were just so so but the shrimp paste was good. Their fried dough sticks though were fresh and that was really excellent. Sauce bar was a tad limited but that's not a big deal. The restaurant is pretty small in comparison to some of the other hot pot places in Flushing so come early or expect to wait a long time. Servers are really good here - fast, friendly and really helpful. Prices are a steal at $32 per person considering how much you can eat and the quality. Excellent place if you're really hungry.

Always my go to hot pot place. They are consistent with the quality. You will always get your money's worth at this ayce hotpot restaurant.

I have to say it is my current fav for ayce hot pot in Flushing, it is a chain with a bunch of chains worldwide and I am glad they have one in Flushing. I have been here twice and I was able to secure a private room for both dinners and it was really great. The price per is $32 but it is really worth it since the variety is amazing. The food: Duck with Chinese Pickled Radish Soup Base- I would have never ordered this but I asked the waiter for a recommendation for the broth and they said to get this one. I have only gotten this broth and will continue to only get this broth, that is how much I liked it. I am not going to name every item but I will just name the ones I thought were must orders. I say you have to order the following: Handmade Shrimp Paste Black Fungus Bamboo Shoot Sole Fish Fillet Sliced Beef New Zealand Lamb Shrimp Head-On 3 Second Bean Curd Roll Spam

The all you can eat is a really good deal. Get the flat iron beef, is nicely marbled. Snow crabs weren't good. Everything else was amazing. Nice drinks and free appetizers.

This AYCE Hot Pot spot is definitely one of the restaurants I frequently visit. Whether it's the summer or winter, I'll always enjoy hot pot! This location is located in the heart of Flushing. There are a few parking options but be prepared to pay for it, or you can always take public transportation. Upon sitting down, you can choose your own base (1, 2, or 3 broths). The price is per person, however, you will also be charged for broth separately. After choosing your broth and your items (meat, vegetables, sides), you can go to the sauce station. The sauce station has the usual sauces like satay, sesame oil, peanut sauce, sesame sauce, seafood sauce, cilantro, garlic, and more. Sometimes, they have a beef sauce that I like to use as a sauce base but it's not always available. There are also some fruits and sides like oranges, chicken feet, pickled vegetables, and more but the selection rotates. One thing is to be prepared to ask for the items you requested because they may miss an item or two. The first time I ordered lotus root, it didn't show up. I had to ask for it again and then the server brought it to me. I appreciate that there's a variety of meat and seafood dishes that you can order. At some AYCE places, you need to order the meat and seafood separately while the vegetables are AYCE. I usually get, beef, lamb, and tripe. They also have duck feet, for those who like to eat it. At the end of the meal, the server asked if we wanted ice cream. It seems to be a new thing before they didn't offer it the other two times I was there.

I first came here during covid when it was outdoor dining and in winter and also with a large group. Needless to say, that was not a pleasant experience even though they did their best to keep the area warm so our food wouldn't get cold as fast. Now that they have moved back to indoor dining with their normal stovetop tables, I can say that everything was fantastic! We got the spicy mala and herbal broth and both were great, as was all the items we ordered from the extensive menu. My friends wanted to go to an AYCE hot pot rather than a la carte ordering and we were surprised at how good everything was for the price; keep in mind, you do need to pay additional for the broth itself. There is also your typical sauce bar and some snack side items such as chicken feet and pickled cabbage and fruit/jelly for dessert. Best part is this area is kept super clean! Next to it is also a beverage area for water and free sweet tea! 10/10 would recommend if you are a carnivore with a hint of vegetarianism. If you are more of a veggie lover, then go to Spring since that would be more worth it there.

Super disappointed as this place has gone downhill in terms of not only food quality but also service. Ayce hotpot in flushing that you pay by person and for the various soup bases. Soup bases used to flavorful and refilled with actual soup. Not sure what I'm paying for since it's now refilled with water. Ambiance and service were lacking. No one explained the ordering process (via ipad). Understand that efficiency is needed but not sure what I am paying for. Food was quite subpar and didn't taste fresh - fatty beef tasted like paper. Save yourself the money and go somewhere else. Left hotpot cravings unsatisfied.

Out of the many plethora of hot pot eatery options in flushing, Luiyishou leaves a mark and is one of the more popular and busy establishments. They have plenty of meat, seafood and vegetable options that would crave any hot pot goers appetite. I will say the sauce bar is not as extensive as other places and lacking in some aspects. But overall their ingredients were relatively fresh. They also had crab legs, which I haven't seen before on hot pot menus! Service is overall attentive and good. We ate on a Friday night and had about a 40 minute wait. It is all you can eat but is still on the slightly pricier side for hot pot, so eat your moneys worth! Definitely get the golden goose broth, it's full of flavor and a rich chicken broth. I will say, the ventilation is somewhat lacking and the whole time our party was sneezing and sniffling from the spice aroma in the air, which is a first for me. Overall very decent hot pot spot and worth a try.

Delightful surprise! This place switched to an all you can eat buffet and the quality did not suffer. For $30 plus soup base (about $6 pp), you get the not so common delicacies such as shrimp paste, duck feet and some specialty vegetables that I cannot name in Chinese. What I liked the most is their service. Everyone's order the extra mile to be helpful. When I wanted to change an order, the girl scurried to the kitchen to tell them the order! Will definitely visit again

I loved this place! One of the best hotpot spots I've been to!! You can get upto 3 different bases and the bring the food pretty quick. There is also a small booth on the side where you can make your own sauce, grab appetizer/deserts and get water/iced tea. Its all you can eat hotpot under 2 hours. For the price it's really good! The meat was very tender and juicy, if you're not sure how long to cook it for, there is a menu that shows you how long to cook different food. I personally loved the tomato base and the spicy base. They go really well with beef and seafood. The service was also great! They come check on you to make sure everything is going great very often. The place does get pretty busy on the weekends and they normally don't take reservations unless you bring a lot of people!