The Best Hotpot Restaurants In Hong Kong

Kumachan Onsen - Hotpot Restaurant In Tai Koo, Hong Kong

Kumachan Onsen, the popular bear-themed hotpot from Japan, has just landed in Hong Kong! Choose your soup base first (comes in 7 flavors) and then start piling on the topping as you cook your own hot pot right in front of you! There are several options to choose from like the Wagyu beef or the chicken meatballs as well as seafood - each hot pot is served with a vegetable platter and your choice of Japanese udon or rice. Kids will love the experience of cooking their own food and will mostly love the cute bear-themed dishes as well.

Kumachan Onsen, Carnival By Food Fiesta, Shop 255 & 266, 2/F, Cityplaza, 18 Taikoo Shing Road, Tai Koo, Hong Kong, +852 26669099

Lau Haa - Hotpot Restaurant In Causeway Bay, Hong Kong

Located in the heart of Causeway Bay is a 9,000sq ft retro-style hot pot restaurant. Lau Haa’s interior design will definitely take you back to Old Hong Kong. Lau Has, which directly translates to downstairs, offers over 20 different kinds of soup bases and a menu filled with all local hotpot delicacies like fishballs, plum and pork meatballs, and more! As good as the food is, the 70s-inspired interior definitely makes this hotpot restaurant unique. Open every day from 6pm to midnight.

Lau Haa, Shop A, B/F & G/F, Lockhart House, 440 Lockhart Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, +852 2214 9388

Haidilao Hot Pot In Hong Kong

Haidilao turns hot pot into a show with robot servers, noodle dances, and free kids' toys – making it a hit for Hong Kong families. Choose from tomato, spicy, or mushroom broths with endless sauces. Multiple locations mean easy access, and the 24/7 hours fit busy schedules. Visit their site for reservations and see why it's perfect for birthdays with surprises that keep everyone smiling.

Haidilao, https://www.haidilao.com/

Megan’s Kitchen - Hotpot Restaurant In Wan Chai, Hong Kong

Hotpot is typically associated with red meat, chicken and pork, but Megan’s Kitchen offers an additional take on hotpot. This popular restaurant located in Wan Chai not only features meaty options but delicious vegetarian ones as well. For all vegetarian food lovers craving hotpot, this is definitely the place to go!

Megan’s Kitchen, 5/F, Lucky Centre, 165-171 Wan Chai Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, +852b 2866 8305, https://meganskitchen.com/

Opening Hours:

• Mon-Sun (except Sat): 12:00-15:00, 18:00-00:00
• Sat: 18:00-00:00

Wulao - Hotpot Restaurant In Causeway Bay, Hong Kong

This established Taiwanese-based hotpot chain, Wulao founded its first location in Hong Kong in Causeway Bay's V Place. Its infamous hot and spicy malt, chicken and pork broth are all definitely worth a try! They also offer bottomless refills of their duck blood as well as tofu skin.

Wulao, 5/F, V Point, 18 Tang Lung Street, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, +852 2633 3586, https://www.wulao.com.hk/

Opening Hours:

• Mon-Sun: 11:00-23:00

616 - Hotpot Restaurant In Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong

This hotpot joint located in Sai Ying Pun is the perfect place if you're ever in the area and craving some good hotpot. 616 Hotpot is known for its quality beef as well as the interior design of the restaurant making it the perfect spot for an after-work or family meal.

616 Hotpot, Shop A, G/F, Samtoh Building, 384-386 Queen's Road West, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong, +852 9034 9794

Opening Hours:

• Mon-Sun: 17:00-1:00

JKJ Pot - Hotpot Restaurant In Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong

With its unique 80s and 90s-inspired interior, JKJ Pot is a hidden gem in Tsim Sha Tsui. Located on Hillwood Road, JKJ Pot features some of Hong Kong's most iconic interior designs with the city's iconic foldable chairs, round wooden tables and vintage posters. Their signature chicken pot is reknowned in the area thanks to its incredible flavor as well as their recently launched coriander soup base.

JKJ Pot, G/F, 23 Hillwood Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, +852 2470 2668,

Opening Hours: 

• Mon-Thu: 16:00-00:00
• Fri-Sun: 16:00-02:00
• Public Holiday & Public Holiday Eve: 16:00-02:00

Cloud Nine - Hotpot Restaurant In Happy Valley

This Happy Valley hotpot join offers a combination of Hong Kong local flavors as well as Thai and Malay. Cloud Nine offers eight different soup bases to select including iconic flavours of Nyonya Laksa. Their iconic flavourful chili coconut stir-fried clams and Iberico pork shoulder are definitely a must-try!

Cloud Nine Hotpot, G/F, King Inn Mansion, 13-15 Yik Yam Street, Happy Valley, Hong Kong, +852 5969 1955

Opening Hours:

• Tue-Sun: 12:00-23:00
• Mon: Closed

Hot Pot Land - Hotpot Restaurant In Central, Hong Kong

This huge 5,000 square-feet hotpot restaurant is a popular spot amongst locals because of its signature variety of soup bases. Hot Pot Land offers their signature pepper, pork tripe and chicken pot as their highlights and are also known for their spicy and clear broth, meat soup and so much more!

Hot Pot Land, 3/F, Winning Centre, 46-48 Wyndham Street, Central, Hong Kong, +852 9363 8980, https://www.facebook.com/hotpotland

Opening Hours: 

• Mon-Sun: 17:30-3:00

Bino N' Booze - Hotpot Restaurant In Sham Shui Po, Hong Kong

Another hot post spot to add to your list, albeit a little less kid-friendly one, is the newly opened Bino N'Booze. Capturing the fun and conviviality of your traditional hotpot, a mixture of alcohol is added to the soup base of your choice to make it even more flavorsome and aromatic! Interesting mixtures include signature red wine oxtail and tomato soup and pig tripe and chicken in beer! Appetizers and noodles are also available on the menu.

Bino N' Booze, Shop A G/F & 1/F Hyde ParkNo. 205 Hai Tan Steet, Sham Shui Po, Kowloon, Hong Kong, +852 63535519, https://www.binonbooze.com/

Cou Cou

Cou Cou blends Taiwanese hot pot with fresh bubble tea for a fun, affordable family meal in Hong Kong. Signature penguin cuttlefish balls and double broths like tomato beef add whimsy. With branches in Mong Kok and more, it's convenient for quick outings. Explore their Instagram for visuals that inspire your next visit – kids love the playful menu.

Cou Cou Hotpot, Multiple Locations In Hong Kong, +852 2433 6168, https://www.instagram.com/coucouhotpothk/

Big JJ Seafood Hotpot In Hong Kong

Big JJ Seafood Hotpot in Central combines Hong Kong-style hot pot with an impressive lineup of ultra-fresh seafood and yellow beef, served in a buzzing, informal space. The dinner hot pot service runs into the early hours, reflecting its dual personality as a hot pot restaurant and wine-focused bar. Families with older kids or teens often appreciate the energetic atmosphere, seafood variety, and the option to pre-book premium items like locally slaughtered yellow beef and the zero pot (zero MSG and additives).

Big JJ Seafood Hotpot, G/F, Wo On Building, 9 Wo On Ln, Central, Hong Kong, +852 2388 6982, https://www.bigjjseafood.com/

Big Boils Club Hot Pot In North Point

Big Boils Club offers a grand, banquet-style take on hot pot with rich fish maw chicken broths and classic Guangdong ingredients, particularly at its flagship in North Point. The spacious layout and extensive menu make it popular for large family gatherings and celebrations. Guests can expect long opening hours into the night, which suits lingering meals and multi-course feasts.

Big Boils Club, Shop 116-125, 1/F, Marble 33, 33 Marble Road, North Point, Hong Kong, +852 6557 6448, https://www.instagram.com/bigboilsclub/

Chaotianmen Hot Pot In Hong Kong

Chaotianmen Hot Pot brings one of Chongqing’s best-known hot pot brands to Hong Kong, opening its first local branch in California Tower in Lan Kwai Fong. Expect classic red, numbing broths, split pots, and set menus that bundle meats, seafood, snacks, and desserts at different price points. With more than 70 seats and several private rooms, it suits both intimate family dinners and larger groups.

Chaotianmen Hot Pot, UG/F, California Tower, 30–32 D’Aguilar Street, Lan Kwai Fong, Central, Hong Kong
https://www.instagram.com/chaotianmenhk/

Fallin Thai Hot Pot In Hong Kong

Fall in Thai (Fallin Thai) specializes in Thai-style hot pot, with broths like tom yum goong, coconut milk chicken, and slow-cooked beef brisket providing aromatic, complex bases. The Sha Tin branch at New Town Plaza is especially convenient for families spending the day at the mall. Soups are lean and flavorful rather than overwhelmingly spicy, giving families room to mix and match heat levels with dipping sauces.

Fallin Thai Hot Pot, Multiple Locations in Hong Kong, https://www.instagram.com/fallinthai/

Rich Cow Rich

Rich Cow Rich in Wan Chai focuses on premium beef cuts and rich, collagen-style broths, making it a natural follow-up for fans of the Big JJ group. Social posts highlight generous meat platters, bone-rich soups, and a modern, casual setting suited to small groups. The Jaffe Road location keeps it central and easy to access by public transport.

Rich Cow Rich, Shop 2, G/F, 303 Jaffe Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
https://www.instagram.com/richcowrich/