Chong Qing Wharf
If you're in Brooklyn and craving a fabulous hot pot experience, look no further than Chong Qing Wharf. Located at 6324 Fort Hamilton Pkwy in Brooklyn, this Asian-owned restaurant offers a plethora of options for both meat lovers and vegetarians alike. With amenities like takeout, delivery, and wheelchair accessibility, Chong Qing Wharf caters to a diverse range of diners.
Customers have raved about the abundant and fresh food at Chong Qing Wharf. With a wide selection of ready-to-eat dishes like chicken wings, snails, and sashimi, as well as a variety of raw ingredients to cook in the communal hot pot, this restaurant truly stands out in terms of menu offerings.
- Numerous seafood options, including crab, clam, shrimp, and oyster
- Unique soup bases like coconut chicken, medicinal, pork bone, and satay
- A well-stocked beverage selection, including water, soda, soy milk, and Asian beverages
Service at Chong Qing Wharf is top-notch, with attentive staff constantly checking on diners and ensuring a pleasant dining experience. The ambiance is modern and comfortable, making it a great spot for gatherings with friends or family.
If you're a seafood lover, Chong Qing Wharf is a must-visit. Though it may seem pricey at first glance, the quality and variety of dishes make it well worth the cost. Indulge in all-you-can-eat seafood, meats, vegetables, and more, and don't forget to try their special desserts and ice cream at the end of your meal.
With a two-hour time limit for dining, it's best to arrive early and make the most of your experience at Chong Qing Wharf. From the fresh ingredients to the excellent service, this restaurant truly delivers a memorable dining experience that you'll want to repeat.
Chong Qing Wharf Menu
Location
Address: 6324 Fort Hamilton Pkwy Brooklyn, NY 11219
Phone: (718) 489-0333
Business info
- Offers TakeoutYes
- ReservationsNo
- DeliveryNo
- Many Vegetarian OptionsYes
- Wheelchair accessibleYes
- Accepts Credit CardsYes
- CasualYes
- Good for GroupsYes
- Good for DinnerYes
- Street Parking, Private Lot ParkingYes
- Waiter ServiceYes
- Free Wi-FiYes
- Beer & Wine OnlyYes
- Asian-ownedYes
- Outdoor SeatingNo
- Offers CateringNo
- Dogs Not AllowedNo
- Provides reusable tablewareYes
Last Reviews
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Author: Yvonne Y.
So good and great service! The food is fresh and abundant. It gets packed, so go early! It is expensive
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Author: Ada W.
Came here for the first time recently. Place is pretty big with lots of seating. Came on a weekday around 630pm, need to add yourself to a waitlist if it gets busy, and they text u back when the table is ready. Overall, there is a huge list of food you can order. There's ready to eat food like chicken wings, snails, sashimi, jellyfish, etc. They were decent tasting. There's also a long list of raw food to cook in the pot including snowcrabs, different types of shrimp, different cuts of beef, etc. In terms of variety, this place definitely takes the cake, compared to other hot pot places. Drinks like soda, Wong lo Kat, soy milk, bottled water were also included in the price. The hotpot is a communal pot, not individual pots. And this is why I wasn't too crazy about it. I prefer individual pots so I know what I'm throwing in and what I'm eating. The soup was also slow to boil so that took away time from eating. The 2 hour limit definitely felt like it came too quick. Service is decent. They asked us to change plates quite often.
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Author: Marie F.
I have been here twice, and both times it made me shit blood. But the taste is unbeatable!
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Author: Jenn C.
Food: This is, in my opinion, the best AYCE hot pot restaurant in NYC in terms of quality, taste, and variety. There is a huge list of menu items all included in the AYCE price of $60. The higher price point is justified by the variety of seafood items, all you can eat durian, all you can drink beverages, and simply the huge variety of food offered. The only thing that costs extra is their special desserts which is not worth getting in my opinion. Small cups of Hershey's ice cream is included at the end of the meal at no additional cost. When you first order, you will be given the option of a few special items (also included with the meal). The specials offered to us were lobster, sea cucumber, or a sashimi platter. Each table is allowed to select one special item. We selected the sashimi platter. Everything was very fresh and delicious. There are so many different soup bases to choose from. The best soup base here is the chicken and fish maw soup. Other unique soup bases offered include coconut chicken, medicinal, pork bone, and satay. There are about 10 different soup bases to choose from. The wide variety of hot pot items included in the meal are meats (beef, lamb, pork, chicken), seafood (crab, clam, crab legs, shrimp, oyster), fishballs, handmade shrimp paste, tofu, vegetables, cold and hot appetizers, noodles, rice cakes, and so much more. They offer a lot of unique seafood that you usually don't find in hot pot restaurants, including mantis prawns and live shrimp. There are a few refrigerators well stocked with a variety of beverages, including water, soda, soy milk, Snapple, and other Asian beverages. Next to the sauce bar is also fresh fruit, including strawberries, melon, and lychees. Service: Service is excellent! Someone is always collecting empty dishes and offering to change your plate for you. The place is well-staffed so someone is always around if you need something or if you need to order more food. Food comes out quickly as well. Ambiance: The restaurant is very modern, bright, and comfortable. They have booths as well as round tables for larger groups. When you enter, there is a spacious waiting area with small bottles of water and snacks/candy provided. I highly recommend this restaurant! The higher price point is worth it, especially if you love different kinds of seafood.