Stuck with the no meat dinner on a Saturday afternoon... I was craving veg and shrimp, so this…read moreworked for my needs. The shrimp filled tofu and fish sandwich were great with the plethora of veggies I grabbed. Opted for the seafood broth, and loaded it up with mushrooms galore at the beginning. The umami at the end was divine. Service was attentive, and easy going. I think the staff were impressed with the 5 plates of veg I brought back just for myself. The closing dessert of mango sorbet (which had a peach granita and cut up mango) is the highlight of it all.

If you are looking for a fun, interactive hot pot experience this spot really delivers-- especially…read moreif you come hungry! Casual vibe, perfect for groups. It leans more towards a social, all-you-can-eat experience than quiet dinner. This was my first hot pot experience so to be fair I don't have anything to compare it to-- but I was genuinely impressed by both the quality and the quantity of the food. The selection is huge: meats, seafood, vegetables, noodles, dumplings... Everything looked fresh. Also the broth selection is a highlight-- clean, flavorful and customizable depending on your mood (light, spicy or rich). That said, it is a little overwhelming at first, if you've never done hot pot before. Building your whole meal from scratch with so many options can feel a bit confusing. But once you get the hang of it, it actually becomes part of the fun. The staff were helpful and polite. They explain the process well for first-timers. Don't skip the mango sorbet!

We did the AYCE option on a Sunday afternoon. Not terribly busy, so it was very relaxing. The…read more90-min time limit seemed like unnecessary pressure but it's about all we needed anyway. First time for me, and hopefully not the last. Unfortunately, I live in DC but this will definitely be on the list of favorite restaurants to return to. FOOD: Holy Shabu-moly! The fish cake, veggie, noodle, dumpling, sauce selection was too much. Seriously, I mean that literally. Patrons are paralyzed by the paradox of choice. Fewer options would help me focus on the essentials and allow me more time eating than deciding. Lol. Honestly I wish I would have just focused on ordering the meats. SERVICE: We had a young waiter who was very attentive, professional, accommodating, and understanding. Also, an older gentleman who I can only imagine was a manager, stopped by to fill our water glasses and ensure we were happy with everything. FACILITY: Not exactly what I would call spacious, especially if this restaurant was packed, but it was very comfortable, especially since we had a large wheelchair. The bathrooms were immaculate. VERDICT: Can't wait to come back. Highly recommended.

THE FOOD ----------------…read more+ Great variety of hot pot foods to select from! + Excellent food quality - ALLLL of the meats (e.g., pork belly, pork shoulder, rib eye, prime fatty beef, etc.) and seafood (e.g., clams, shrimp, octopus, etc.) that we ordered were verrrrrry fresh and delicious. + All of the non-meat/seafood items to choose from (e.g., green veggies, fish balls, dumplings, corn, etc.) were also very good. + Everything that you can select from the self-serve refrigerated area to cook was well-organized, maintained and replenished when low. + The number of sauces to choose from will make your head spin ... which is a good thing! + They have 2 self-serve ice cream machines. One that serves vanilla and green tea ice cream and the other that serves vanilla and mango sorbet. And alll of the ice cream and sorbet were SUPER refreshing. THE SERVICE ------------------- + Friendly and cordial waiters. + Waiters consistently visited us to see how we were doing and to check on if we needed more meat or seafood. THE SURROUNDINGS ------------------------------- + Spacious interior with lots of tables. + Private parking lot in the front and to the side. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS ------------------------------------- + Even on a Monday late morning to early afternoon, there were 4-5 tables occupied, including us. Considering how good the food is here, I can totally see this spot getting very busy on weekends. + As of April 2026, the all you can eat pricing is very reasonable with it ranging from $18.95 - $35.95, depending on the time of day (lunch or dinner), day of the week (weekday or weekend/holiday) and whether you want to include meats and seafood (which I TOTALLY recommend).

TLDR: Wok Bar is still one of my favorite places in the Fort Lee area. In fact, one of my favorite…read moredry pot places - period. I remember when Wok Bar had first opened, this was before COVID but I'm glad they're still going strong. Not too much has changed, it's still self-service with a good selection and by the pound. What I like about Wok Bar is how clean everything tastes. Not nearly as greasy as most of the ones you'll find in Flushing or Manhattan. The spice can also get actually spicy as well. On my most recent visit, the meatballs in the vegetable section were really good! You also get a complimentary ice cream at the end to help tame the heat.

Came here for the first time with my husband and had a fun and tasty experience. We came…read morespecifically for the diy wok bar and wanted stir fry/ dry pot. The staff was super friendly and greeted us right away. They helped explain the price and process before we got started. All if the options looked super crisp and fresh. The area was very clean. The whole restaurant was spotless when we visited. Staff brought our food to our table. It was ready after 5-10min. It came out nice and hot, cooked perfectly. The flavors blended well. The complimentary little icecream at the end was a nice touch too. Overall very pleased and will definitely come back!

We enjoyed a late lunch here a few days ago. Good selection of meat, seafood, vegetables and…read moresauces. All ingredients are super fresh which is the most important part of the hot pot experiences. Two surprises for us were the ice cream and twisted dough. They were good. The service is wonderful, too. Nice clean restaurant. Will be back again.

Went to Bomdama Shabu Shabu for their all you can eat hotpot on a Thursday night. It's not as large…read moreas the nearby Garden Shabu, but they do have a similar selection of meats and veggies. I like that for $3, you can get their split broth. I also like that they have beef broths available, instead of just pork or dashi. Service is quick, you have to place your meat orders with the staff. The rest of the items like noodles, fish cakes, and vegetables are self serve from the buffet. Dessert options include chocolate/vanilla ice cream, as well as some pastries. I especially liked their rice cake type pastry, which they even allowed me to take home! It's only street parking, and the place is smaller, but I'd go back.

My husband and i really enjoy this spot because it's one of the only non-korean hotpot spots near…read moreus. We like the korean spots, too, and those are everywhere, but we always crave that other spicy with spices kick. If you like spicy food, you'll LOVE their spicy soups, but be warned: start with the lowest spicy level and cautiously work your way up. We like the use of their food ordering tablet, which makes ordering easy bc the list of items can get extensive; you'll want a variety of everything to cook away in your soup. They have the option of two and three soups in one cauldron. We always get two soups: one spicy and one non-spicy. Then, we order lots of different veggies and our protein of choice is always the ribeye. They have different kinds of the non-spicy soups and they're all really good. The sauce station isn't too big like some other places, but it has everything you need to make a good personal sauce. Service is always great and attentive. They even swoop in with a hair tie and aprons before you go in on your feast. We always leave so full and so satisfied. Would definitely recommend shoo loong kan if you're craving non-korean style hotpot. Note: You can park in the garage that it's in the plaza building and they'll validate your garage ticket.

Food 4/5 Service 2/5…read moreDoesn't like the waitress who seated us. She was irritated every time I asked a question. Which I told her at the beginning it was our first time. Still did not get much explanation. I tried to talk to her in English because none of my family speaks Mandarin. No, still got the reply in Mandarin. I don't mind if the whole table speaks Mandarin but when there are other non-Mandarin speakers, I think it's more polite to keep it English. It's AYCE. Weekend rate $42/person. Anyone who is taller than 120cm counts as adult. Honestly I did not like it. The floor is a slippery. Be careful. Other than that it's clean and nice decorations. You order everything on iPad. Choose 1or2or3 broths. I picked gold (pumpkin, again when I asked her what's in it, she seemed irritated), mushroom and mild spicy broth. Their Mild is very spicy. Most items are included in AYCE. some are extra $$. I had sliced beef, fish, shrimp, veggies. They are good. Nice quality. They also have self service bar for fish balls and other small items. Sauce station has multiple options. They validate parking ticket for 3 hours. Then you have 15mins to exit the garage. Overall I like the food and the free parking. But really did not like the waitress and the fact they charge $42 on kids.

Came by on a Saturday night with 4 adults, 2 kids and 1 toddler and was expecting for a long wait…read moretime but the staffs were able to make space quickly. We were recommended by a friend and there was no disappointment. The only downside is there isn't enough stomach space. The food was so delicious, from the complimentary sides to extremely crispy seafood pancake to the jeongols. I was surprised how flavorful Suyuk Jeongols(Beef and tendon with clear broth and vegetables). I was so surprised because my 20 month old is extremely picky and refuses to try new food and he absolutely loved it. Greatly recommendation from the kind waitress that recommended us the dishes. So many people were ordering the Jokbal, unfortunately with what we ordered we were already so full which I'm so excited to try for the next time. The service was excellent. The parking lot is $5 for 3 but when you eat here make sure to get your parking ticket scanned so it would be free.

Really solid Korean spot in Fort Lee. The restaurant is surprisingly spacious inside, and we were…read moreable to walk right in with no wait. We got the gamjatang, along with jokbal (족발) and bossam (보쌈). The gamjatang was definitely the highlight. The broth was flavorful and comforting, with plenty of vegetables and pork. If you're a fan of gamjatang, this is a really good spot for it. The jokbal and bossam both had great flavor, but the meat was a little chewier than I expected. I personally prefer both to be more tender, especially the bossam. Still tasted great, just slightly off on the texture for me. Service was probably the weakest part of the experience. It was a little difficult getting someone's attention, and we had to flag down a waiter when we needed something. Overall, the flavors were on point and I'd come back for the gamjatang. With slightly more tender pork and more attentive service, this would've easily been a 5.

Vibe/ambiance: classic soondubu Service: standard…read moreReservation: walked in Items ordered: medium spicy beef soondubu: medium spicy was quite spicy but a solid soondubu overall with great sides

Traditional soondubu eatery in Fort Lee that, like many of the Korean restaurants from that era,…read morefeels both charmingly and not-so-charmingly dated. The menu is simple, and we shared a mushroom soondubu and a stone bowl bimbimbap. Both were fairly standard in composition and flavor profile, but with nothing to complain about. This seems like a nice place to waste away an evening over a bottle of soju, so maybe we'll do that too next time.

My favorite sesame chicken! It is crunchy and flavorful but juicy on the inside. I would recommend…read moreit to everyone. Love the dry pot! Staff is very kind.

ShangHai Restaurant+ZhangLiang Spicy Hot Pot 张亮麻辣烫 Fort Lee, New Jersey…read more One of my favorite local spots for authentic Chinese comfort food just got a new twist. Located in the heart of Fort Lee, this longtime favorite recently changed hands and expanded into ZhangLiang Malatang (张亮麻辣烫) and hot pot. While I absolutely love hot pot, I still have a hard time passing up the classics that remind me of the food I enjoyed in China. The Shanghai soup dumplings 小笼包 were exactly what I was craving, along with beautifully sautéed bok choy 青菜, and a comforting bowl of wonton noodle soup 馄饨面. Everything was washed down with a refreshing sour plum drink 酸梅汤, a perfect balance to the meal. What I especially appreciate here is that the menu feels much closer to the Chinese food I actually experienced in China rather than the Americanized version many of us grew up with. 好吃! Delicious, comforting, and definitely worth a visit when you're in Fort Lee. 493 Main Street, Fort Lee, NJ

My friends recommended me this spot in the heart of Fort Lee. You may have to find street parking,…read moreand I would recommend a reservation on the weekends. The inside is super cute, and the display of the food is top notch. - Hand-roll set, (5/5): very worth your money! this entire set can definitely fill you up, and each of the hand rolls are so unique in flavor and super filling. I love the banchan as well, and my favorite is the edamame, which I think or flavored with miso butter?? - Pork Cutlet set, (4.5/5): got curry on the side as extra for $5, because it doesn't feel right to have tonkatsu without curry! The cutlet itself was fried very well, and it was not oily at all. it was on the sliiightly drier side, but I recommend getting it with the curry - Yuzu Cheesecake, (3.75/5): can taste the yuzu here, but the texture itself was a bit crumby, and I prefer a creamier texture. the serving size was also a bit small, and we felt that the strawberry didn't really pair well with the cheesecake overall I would come here again to try their other menu items! I heard their dons were pretty good. that's all from me thanks for reading :^)

Great spot in Fort Lee for high quality Japanese food in a nice yet casual setting. I especially…read morelove the lunch Gozen options. I ordered the Unagi Don Gozen ($42)- it came with a whole tray of different delicious items, with the star of the show being a generous amount of unagi (eel) over rice. The eel was cooked very well and the rice was flavorful with a bit of sweetness. There was also a small bowl of udon noodles, some sashimi, a crispy tempura shrimp in a yummy creamy sauce, flavorful edamame, mashed potato with corn, and some pickled veggies - quite the diverse array, all of which was tasty. The restaurant itself has a rather simple yet elegant Japanese wooden design. The prices suggest it's a more high end place, but the vibe is actually rather casual. The staff are very attentive and the service speed is pretty quick. Overall, I would definitely give Moru 4.5 stars if I could. I think it's great for most types of occasions, and the only reasons it's not getting 5 stars is because I do think the prices are a tad higher than I would've hoped and I think they could've done a bit more in terms of designing the place to match the price point. That being said, I still highly recommend Moru, especially for a nice lunch.

Either the top 1 or 2 best fort Lee restaurant so far. Ordered the $24 combo which included the ox…read morebone soup & grilled mackerel. Super good deal. Then, got the gamjatang, which is their top dish. Was really full by the end. 1. Ox bone soup w/ brisket: Definitely generous with the meat. Very tender. Comes with rice noodles. 2. Grilled mackerel: Comes in a sizzling cast iron plate. I normally don't like seafood, but this was cooked very well. 3. Gamjatang: I normally don't like spicy food, but this was super flavorful and probably my favorite dish. Added rice to the soup.

The food is really good, and the prices are very reasonable for the quality and portions. It's easy…read moreto understand why this place gets so busy. We actually couldn't get a seat on our last visit because the restaurant was completely packed. This time, we came around 2 PM and it was still about 80-90% full. The food is comforting, flavorful, and feels very authentic -- the kind of Korean neighborhood restaurant that locals go to regularly. It's loud over here. Order the combo if it's your 1st visit. So you can try their sul lung tang and grilled fish. Good food, good value, and clearly a neighborhood favorite. Definitely worth coming back, but I'd recommend avoiding peak hours if you don't want to wait.