Haidilao Hot Pot Flushing is the Queens location of Haidilao, the Chinese hot pot chain famous for its over-the-top service. It's at 138-23 39th Ave in downtown Flushing and stays open late into the night. This guide covers how ordering works, what a meal costs, what to order and when to go.
About Haidilao
Haidilao started in Sichuan, China, and grew into one of the world's biggest hot pot chains. It's known as much for the service as the food: attentive staff, a self-serve sauce bar and, at many locations, a hand-pulled noodle show at the table. When the Flushing restaurant was announced, The Real Deal called Haidilao "the Ferrari of hot pot."
How Ordering Works
- Choose your broth. Pots can be split so the table can pick more than one broth, from spicy Sichuan mala to mild options like tomato or mushroom.
- Order ingredients on the tablet: sliced beef and lamb, wagyu, seafood, meatballs, tofu, vegetables and noodles.
- Mix your sauce at the sauce bar, with sesame paste, garlic, chili oil, cilantro, scallions and more.
- Cook at the table and keep ordering as you go.
Prices
Haidilao doesn't publish its U.S. prices. A full meal typically runs about $40–$70 per person before tax and tip. The broths you choose and how much premium meat you order, especially Japanese A5 wagyu, make the biggest difference.
What to Order
Split the pot between a spicy mala broth and a mild one like tomato. Order a plate of sliced beef or lamb, some shrimp paste or meatballs, tofu, mushrooms and leafy greens. Finish with noodles cooked in the broth at the end, when it's at its richest.
Hours and Location
Address: 138-23 39th Ave, Flushing, NY 11354
Haidilao Flushing is known for late hours, staying open until about 4 AM, which makes it a favorite late-night meal in Queens. Weekend evenings are the busiest, so reserve or join the waitlist ahead of time. The Flushing–Main St (7) subway station is a short walk away.
Frequently Asked Questions About Haidilao Hot Pot Flushing
How much does Haidilao Flushing cost?
A full hot pot meal typically runs about $40–$70 per person before tax and tip, depending on broths and meats. Premium wagyu raises the bill quickly.
What are Haidilao Flushing's hours?
The Flushing location stays open late, until about 4 AM. Opening times vary, so check before going.
Where is Haidilao in Flushing?
At 138-23 39th Ave, Flushing, Queens, NY 11354.
How does ordering at Haidilao work?
You order on a tablet: pick one or more broths for your split pot, then meats, seafood, vegetables and noodles to cook at the table. A sauce bar lets you mix your own dipping sauces.
Should I reserve at Haidilao Flushing?
Reservations or joining the waitlist ahead are recommended for weekend evenings, when waits can be long.
Details were checked against NYC Tourism and recent reviews on October 29, 2026. Haidilao does not publish U.S. prices, so confirm hours and costs before you go.