Zhen Wei Fang

Had a fun date night here. Its definitely a unique spot in terms of decoration and atmosphere, note the robot and projected scenery. Service was great and the meal itself was enjoyable as well. All hotpot ingredients are served on a tower in order to save space on the table, but that ends up putting a barrier between diners, and it's also a bit precarious (our shrimp paste took a tumble). All in all this is a solid hotpot joint with a few memorable quirks.

Me and my friends had a very good experience trying Zhen Wei Fang restaurant for the first time. Food was delicious and fresh! Service was great. Their interior design is very nice, so much lights... can’t explain with the words, you need to see it. We will be back! Highly recommend!

Definitely a great place for a real hotpot, i.e. if you are not looking for those all-you-can-eat styles, or you are more interested in quantity than quality! They have very high quality meat. Fatty beef is a must try if prefer some fatty stuff than lean meat, otherwise prime ribeye is a great choice. Homemade shrimp paste should not be missed either. We also ordered homemade shrimp wonton, Which I created Cantonese wonton noodle soup with Japanese ramen, yummy! Service is attentive. The only thing I don’t really enjoy was the light projection on the wall, kinda of making me headache. Anyways, I would love to come back and hope they keep the quality consistent!

Service here was Excellent! Attentive, friendly, and fast. Top notch they really made us feel special. We ordered the crab legs which was beyond delicious. The wagyu beef just melts in your mouth. From appetizers to entree and especially their dessert. It’s all a must try. The interior decor is very elegant and Clean. Unforgettable experience!

One of the best Hong Kong style hot pot in NYC. You must try their beef tongue. It is soft but tender.

The restaurant recently had a soft opening, and there are still some issues to work out. That being said, the spicy broth was the tastiest that I've had at any hot pot restaurant.

Very nice hot pot spot in Soho/Chinatown area. I had high expectations before I came and I am not disappointed. Foods are fresh and service is good. I will come back soon!

The VR room was kinda weird....I’d say it was not really VR. Wanted to order wood eat on wood but they didn’t have the whole thing. They also didn’t have snow taro either....apparently they need more staff to provide full service. Skewers are tasty though. And the duck. And the hotpot too.