Great place for having hot pot with a large group of friends. They have always been accommodating.

Amazing service as they keep filling my water a few times . I like how they lay out everything. Looks neat and cool. I love the amount of sauces they have as they have sauces i have never seen before and I got to hotpot pretty often. The one that caught my eyes were wasabi sauce as I have never seen it anywhere else. It's 23.95 a person which is not bad at all although it doesn't come with fatty meat. I am not a fatty meat guy so I am ok with it . I had a order of beef tripe for 6 dollars and it was a pretty good portion. We love the open concept atmosphere. The interior design looks new and modern and the location has plenty of parking in the back of the restaurant

Lovely AYCE Hot Pot in Little Neck. Huge selection overall , nice staff, ample private parking lot and very reasonably priced. My only suggestion would be the sauce station to cover it up. I witnessed few customers hovering over the station and one was coughing. Not very hygienic.

I've been to Yasaiya multiple times, probably twice a month, and it never disappoints! The hot pot soup bases are incredibly flavorful, making each visit a delight. The beef balls are a must try they're consistently delicious and add a wonderful touch to the meal. The prices are very affordable, typically around $30-40 per person, which is fantastic for the quality and variety offered. Service wise; they are attentive and keep coming around to make sure everything is good. The free parking is a huge bonus, and I love their drink selection, which pairs perfectly with the food. And don't skip the ice cream; it's a fantastic way to round off the experience. If you're looking for a great hot pot spot, I highly recommend Yasaiya!

A friend invited us here for lunch. There's parking in the back. When we entered we were seated at a booth. We were given menus and we picked our broth. I got the tomato bone broth, my daughter got the bone broth, and my friend got the dashi broth. The broth didn't really taste like much to be honest. The $18.95 does not include the meat. There's a separate menu to pick meat by the plate. We just went with whatever is at the bar. They have the best sauce bar I've ever seen. They have sauces I haven't seen elsewhere like wasabi and garlic chives. There was a great variety of mushrooms, vegetables, noodles, and fish cakes/balls. The bar was clean and kept that way. They kept filling our cold water and when the soup got low offered to refill it. They had Hersey's ice cream in cups for dessert (chocolate and vanilla) and mango pudding.

My family and I stop by here for a meal almost every time we come to town, and always a satisfying visit. Each table is set up with an individual hot plate, atop which your own broth bucket of choice will sit. I almost always go for the dashi broth because it tastes the cleanest, along with a healthy glug of chili oil from the sauce bar (pro tip for anyone else who wants to spice up their shabu shabu game). From there, you're off to the buffet bar, where there's a dizzying array of veggies, noodles, and fish cakes to cook up in the hot broth. The only free proteins offered are tofu and eggs; plates of meats and seafood can be ordered for a separate cost. At any buffet where so many unsupervised hands are going toward shared foodstuffs, my topmost concern is cleanliness. Here, I'm regularly pleased to see how many and how frequently workers come by to refresh, wipe down, and clean up the buffet area. For all the fun and good food I've had here, there's been one downside. Over my last few visits, the dessert section has slowly vanished. The soft serve ice cream machine has been replaced with a freezer of ice cream cups and mango pudding cups, neither of which are very good. That said, service is top notch. Even on their busiest days, servers come by to regularly take away empty plates and offer top ups of broths if your pot is getting too low.

Place was really clean and the service was great. The soup and the food at the bar are included in your meal. It is $22.95 for dinner. If you want extra protein that is a extra cost. The choices are endless here. It is great! There are about 8 soup bases to choose from. I got the pork bone. My go to. There are so many items that you can add to your soup. Too many types or mushroom, veggie, noodles, and balls. The possibilities are endless! There are fish, meat, cheese, shrimp, roe balls. There was over 8 types of noodles, from udon, ramen, fresh noodles and vermicelli . There was over 4 types of mushroom. There was so many types of sauces too. You can go with the regular ponzu or sesame sauce. There was every ingredient there you would need to make your own sauce. This place was really good and you can get as full as you choose.