SANKU MAOTS'AI 三顾冒菜

Hot pot restaurant · East Village

SANKU MAOTS'AI 三顾冒菜

Hot pot restaurant · East Village

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167 1st Ave, New York, NY 10003

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Individualizable Sichuan hot pot with fresh ingredients  

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167 1st Ave, New York, NY 10003 Get directions

sankuusa.com

$20–30

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167 1st Ave, New York, NY 10003 Get directions

+1 646 370 4932
sankuusa.com

$20–30

Features

vegetarian options
lunch
dessert
seating

Last updated

Aug 11, 2025

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NYC’s New Restaurant Openings - New York - The Infatuation

"Ever eat hot pot and get mad that you have to share your perfect broth concoction? At Sanku Maots’ai, a Chinese chain with its first American location in the East Village, the hot pots are individual-sized. Pick your ingredients from a buffet, pay for them at the rate of $3.99 for 100 grams of your choice of meat, tofu, vegetables, and broth, and brag to your friends about how your mix is better than theirs." - will hartman, willa moore, molly fitzpatrick, sonal shah, bryan kim

https://www.theinfatuation.com/new-york/guides/new-nyc-restaurants-openings
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Sanku Maots’ai - Review - East Village - New York - The Infatuation

"Ever eat hot pot and get mad that you have to share your perfect broth concoction? At Sanku Maots’ai, a Chinese chain with its first American location in the East Village, the hot pots are individual-sized. Pick your ingredients from a buffet, pay for them at the rate of $3.99 for 100 grams of your choice of meat, tofu, vegetables, and broth, and brag to your friends about how your mix is better than theirs. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Will Hartman

https://www.theinfatuation.com/new-york/reviews/sanku-maots-ai
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This white boy a herb but the restaurant looks interesting

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Qinglin Zeng

Google
The food here is really good! I come here and try the SICHUAN broth. It’s spicy but I can’t stop eating it! Nice meal! I also saw they offer rich tomato broth. I wanna try next time!

Teresa Low

Google
Love this place! Ingredients are great and the broth is amazing! I like spicy sezchuan food so this place delivers! The bright yellow color makes for a cheerful dining experience. Brings me back to Asia.

Kaiyu Wang

Google
Foods are very fresh. Service is excellent. Highly recommended.

Samantha Yuan

Google
Clean store, friendly staff, fresh food. Spicy broth not spicy enough( I ordered medium spicy but felt nothing). Good but pretty expensive tho, I guess the rent is high that’s why!

Camille Li

Google
Nice food - The restaurant is clean with a wide range of meat and vegetables to choose from; Lots of options for the broth base☺️ Would recommend this place for friends

rebecca liang

Google
Very authentic, love the tropical golden broth, fresh ingredients, friendly staff, and clean space Will come again

Diana

Google
Great place with authentic Szechuan food! Soft opening now with discounts!

Keira Hao

Google
Absolutely blown away by SANKU MAOTS'AI--again! This place just keeps raising the bar when it comes to authentic Sichuan hotpot. The flavors are bold, the ingredients are top-tier, and the atmosphere is effortlessly stylish. This time, we tried their Mojiao Golden Broth and the "Family Feast" combo, and they were both next level. The amazing citrusy kick from the wood ginger, with just the right touch of heat. The Family Feast was packed with variety--perfectly sliced meats, crisp veggies, fresh seafood--all super fresh and beautifully arranged. The space is clean, modern, and thoughtfully designed. Warm lighting, comfy seating, and a great playlist in the background--it's got that upscale-but-inviting vibe down to a science. SANKU MAOTS'AI is hands down one of my favorite spots in NYC.