15+ Best Hotpot Spots in Manila for the Ultimate Comfort Meal

Julie Anne L.
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Let’s be real—some days just call for a bubbling pot of broth, endless dipping options, and the glorious chaos of sharing a table full of food. Whether it’s rainy weather, a hangout with the barkada, or your cheat day finally arrived, these best hotpot spots in Manila will hit the spot. From DIY dipping sauces to meat trays that keep coming and yes, unli-style, these places bring all the comfort and flavor—no chopsticks skills required.

Best Hotpot Spots in Manila for the Ultimate Comfort Meal

 Ganso Shabuway

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Ganso Shabuway brings a Japanese-style hotpot experience straight from California. You can choose between Traditional Seaweed or Spicy Miso broth, then load up on thinly sliced meats, seafood, and veggies. It’s a clean, well-balanced shabu-shabu spot that’s ideal if you’re craving something light but filling.

  • Price: ₱₱₱
  • Address: 2/F, Greenbelt 5, Legaspi Street Ayala Center, Legaspi Street, Makati, Philippines 
  • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gansoshabuway 
  • Phone: 0917 541 8181 

 Shabunoki Pasay 24/7

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Shabunoki Pasay is now open 24/7, so you can satisfy your shabu-shabu cravings any time of day or night! They offer unlimited hotpot with a wide variety of side dishes and rice. You’ll find everything from fresh veggies and beef to gindara tofu, fish cakes, lobster, and even cheese. If you’re into hotpot with unlimited balls, they’ve got that too. Whether it’s lunch, dinner, or a late-night food trip, they’ve got you covered.. 

 Jiang Nan Hotpot

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This late-night favorite hits the spot after drinks or overtime work. Jiang Nan’s menu has rich broths and adventurous ingredients, like pork brain and duck intestine. But don’t worry—there are safe choices too, like lamb and seafood. Their Yuan Yang Pot lets you mix spicy and mild, perfect for sharing.

 Desgo Hotpot

Desgo is your go-to for no-frills, all-flavor hotpot that’s open round the clock. They serve both Chinese and Filipino dishes, but their beef hotpot options stand out. Great food, affordable prices, and chill ambiance make this spot a solid pick for spontaneous cravings.

 Lan Hot Pot

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Lan Hot Pot shines for one thing: their rich, drinkable chicken broth simmered for six hours. The space is vibrant, and the menu includes all the classics—thin meat slices, vegetables, and handmade sides. A newer player, but already gaining fans.

 Healthy Shabu-Shabu

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This long-time favorite focuses on clean, MSG-free broths. You can choose individual sets like Angus Beef Rib Eye or Fish Fillet, or go big with combo trays. The vibe is more relaxed, great for families or solo diners who want to eat mindfully.

 Shaburi

Not to be confused with the Glorietta branch, this Shaburi offers unli-Wagyu sets that let you cook premium beef in their umami-rich broth. You get 90 minutes to go wild with your meats, seafood, and veggies. Pro tip: skip lunch before coming—you’ll need the space.

  • Price: ₱₱₱-₱₱₱₱
  • Address: Dito-Glorietta, San Lorenzo Dr 2 1223 Makati National Capital Region 
  • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shaburiandkintanph 
  • Phone: 0917 811 5625 

Tong Yang

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Tong Yang mixes shabu-shabu and tabletop grilling, making it great for groups. Choose your broth, then grill or boil your protein. Their pricing is reasonable, and the buffet spread includes everything from dumplings to ice cream. Ideal for eaters who want options.

  • Price: ₱₱₱
  • Address: Level 1 Padre Faura Wing Robinsons Place Manila 1000 Manila, Philippines Metro Manila 
  • Website: https://bio.site/TongYang 
  • Phone: 0998 999 6899 

Wow Cow Fresh Beef HotPot

As the name suggests, it’s all about beef here—11 kinds, all hand-sliced and sourced locally. Their signature broth hits that perfect balance of spicy, sweet, and savory. The Basic Set is pricey but filling enough for three people, plus sides and sauces are refillable.

Cheng Dynasty Hotpot

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Cheng Dynasty Hotpot is more than just your typical hotpot spot—it’s a full-on buffet experience. They’ve got a huge selection of hotpot choices plus a variety of à la carte dishes. If you’re really hungry, go for the Emperor’s Feast—it comes with unlimited hotpot, sushi, teppanyaki, shao kao, and a whole lot more. It’s a feast fit for royalty

Dejavi Hotpot

Dejavi serves Taiwanese-style hotpot in a cozy space, perfect for quiet dates or small group dinners. Their menu highlights rich broths and high-quality meat trays, especially the spicy mala. Their dipping sauce station is also a highlight.

  • Price: ₱₱₱-₱₱₱₱
  • Address: 1701 Adriatico St, Malate, Manila, 1004 Metro Manila, Philippines 
  • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dejavihotpot 

One Pot

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This Korean-style hotpot restaurant is casual but flavorful. Choose from cheesy or spicy broths, then toss in fish cakes, beef, or even instant noodles. It’s a favorite among students and young professionals looking for something warm and affordable.

City Hotpot

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City Hotpot offers a DIY-style hotpot experience, with individual pots per person. No more fighting over the broth. Their menu includes seafood, meat, tofu, and veggie options. A great pick for picky eaters or those who prefer having their own pot.

 Nabe Unlimited Japanese Hotpot

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Nabe lets you enjoy unlimited shabu-shabu and sides at a decent price. They have multiple soup bases, including sukiyaki and kimchi. The buffet includes meats, vegetables, and desserts. It’s a good choice for big appetites and Japanese hotpot fans.

  • Price: ₱₱₱-₱₱₱₱
  • Address: 780 Banawe St, Quezon City, 1114 Metro Manila, Philippines 1114 Quezon City Metro Manila 
  • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nabeizakayahotpot 
  • Phone: 0969 197 4507 

Shi Shang Chao Niu Beef Hotpot and BBQ

A favorite among Binondo regulars, this spot offers hotpot and grilled meat combos. The beef is tender, the broth is well-seasoned, and the serving sizes are generous. They also have a sauce bar to level up your dip game.

Zhen Bao Hotpot

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Zhen Bao is known for authentic Chinese flavors, large serving platters, and fast service. Whether you’re craving mala spice or a mild herbal broth, they’ve got you covered. Don’t miss their handmade meatballs and fresh seafood options.

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Hey, it's Julie! Fueled by coffee and cuddles from my 5 feline overlords, I'm on a perpetual quest for the perfect plate. When I'm not exploring new restos, you'll find me curled up with a good book or planning my next adventure.

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