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Hot Pot + BBQ combo (AYCE) · Chinatown/Little Italy, ManhattanNO. 1816 / 1966

Hometown Hotpot & BBQ

A large two-floor, 180-plus-seat AYCE hot pot and Korean BBQ combo restaurant on Grand St that still draws long waits during peak hours despite its size.

194 Grand St, New York, NY 10013

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//The line

Hometown Hotpot & BBQ is a large, two-floor space with over 180 seats, yet reviewers report substantial wait times during busy periods, with one visitor citing a wait of over two hours at 6pm versus no wait at 4pm, according to aggregated customer reviews summarized in search.

For groups of six or more, the restaurant accepts reservations by calling ahead, while smaller parties are seated first-come, first-served, per the same review summaries.

//When the line peaks
Evening dinner hours (around 6pm) see waits reported over two hours per aggregated reviews Arriving by mid-afternoon (around 4pm) reportedly avoided any wait

Patterns as reported by press and regulars — not measured by damnlines.

//Getting in

Reservations: Accepted by phone for parties of six or more; smaller parties first-come, first-served.

Walk-ins: Yes for parties under six; can involve a long wait during peak evening hours.

//FAQ
How long is the wait at Hometown Hotpot & BBQ?

One reviewer reported a wait of over two hours at 6pm, while arriving around 4pm meant no wait at all, according to aggregated customer reviews of the Grand St location.

Does Hometown Hotpot & BBQ take reservations?

Reservations are accepted for parties of six or more by calling ahead; smaller groups are seated first-come, first-served, per review summaries.

Can you walk into Hometown Hotpot & BBQ?

Yes for smaller parties, which are handled first-come, first-served, though peak evening hours can mean a long wait according to customer reviews.

Sources: Yelp - Hometown Hotpot & BBQ (194 Grand St)

Hometown Hotpot & BBQ — Line, Wait & How to Get In · Chinatown/Little Italy, NYC | damnlines