Hot Kitchen 6st-

Double tower shrimp & Frog pot This is our special off-menu item. Available with reservation only with limited supply. Double tower style pot is a new style from Chengdu. We’re proud to bring it to our restaurant Get yours now! Hot Kitchen is located in East Village, NYC. Here are all the options (most of the time, must order a day in advanced):... 1. All Frog 2. Frog & Lobster 3. Frog & Chicken 4. Frog & Jumbo Shrimp . . . We’re proud to be the first to serve #skewerhotpot #chuangchuangxian # in Manhattan. See more

Want to try something new? How about some authentic Sichuan Skewer Hot Pot With Skewer Hotpot, you get to choose what you want to eat in small portion. Nothing is wasted. We're located in East Village, second avenue between 6th & 7th street.... http://www.hotkitchenny.com/

Weather is colder but Hot Kitchen is getting warmer We're the only restaurant in NYC that offers the authentic Sichuan SKEWER Hot Pot & BBQ experience. Come give us a try! During Friday and the weekend, there's usually a 30 minutes or more wait during peak hours so be sure to reserve a table ahead of time!... For more information, check out http://www.hotkitchenny.com/

First Sichuan Skewer Hot Pot (ChuanChuanXiang ) in NYC! Located in East Village. We’re opened on New Years Eve and New Years day. If you like hot pot, you gotta give us a try

NYC first Skewer Hot Pot () & BBQ from Sichuan Located on the second avenue in the East Village, Hot Kitchen is committed to provide friends with an authentic street-food styled experience in New York City with flavorful food options and Chinese drinks.

Happy Thanksgiving We're opened on the Thanksgiving day. It'll be a pretty cold Thanksgiving this time, so join us for a great skewer hotpot gathering with your friends and family!

Happy Mid-autumn Festival!!! Hot kitchen-6 st today offers free MOONCAKE for all customers!!!

To all dearest customers!we have adjusted our business hour. Hot kitchen 6st now open till 11:30 on Fri. and Sat. !

come and try the super fresh oysters and scallop! They all just came out of the sea!

The Ma la tang is back! As well as fried rice and noodles..