108 Food Dried Hot Pot

One of my favorite spots in NYC. The dry pot bowl offers the perfect comfort food. I usually add extra extra fish because they deep fry it before mixing with the stirfry. I can just eat the fish only everyday. In fact, their fish fillet with chili pepper is exactly that. Spice level 80 is perfect for me. 100 can sometimes interfere with my enjoyment of the meal.

My husband and I went here almost every week during the pandemic to order our takeout bowl, sometimes we'd just eat in the car. And ever since they reopened for dine-in we've been there too. Price is reasonable. Usually a bowl for 2 is around $50. We go crazy often and end up spending $60-70 which means we'd be rolling out those days. Rice refills are free.

Great place and has really good food! You can pick what meat/veggies you want and they cook it right then and there for you. We ate family style but you could probably also get separate bowls. The boba is pretty good too. They are open for indoor and outdoor dining currently.

I had the dry fish fillets. It had carrot slices, bell peppers, onions, and the spicy peppers + came with a side of rice. It was a touch oily but otherwise great! I would enjoy more spicy but this was still a good amount. The menu looks really good; I'll definitely be back!

Food was flavourful but a bit oily. I like the cabbage with pork belly, though pork belly was a bit dry. Dry hot pot was good and you can pick the ingredients and the spiciness level you want. I also tried the hot pot soup. Beef was like boiled beef, not as tasty as in dry hot pot, though the noodle was not bad. Recommend stick to dry hot pot.