This place is new just opened and a Japanese style hotpot, called shabu-shabu. I had the soy sauce sukiyaki was delicious. Everything was ok but a little pricey.

It's all about holistic dining at this new hot spot, inspired by the healing traditions of an onsen (aka hot springs). Step inside to the tranquil sounds of running water where you get nourishment for both the body and soul. Whether it's Shabu Shabu or a beautifully layered Chanhap Meal Box, Oncheon hits all the right notes with food that is restorative and comforting. And definitely try the Bulgogi Gujeolpan, healthy clean eating doesn't get tastier than that.

I will never say no to a tower of food - especially when said tower is from New Yorks first Korean shabu shabu restaurant. The attention to detail here is insane - both the quality and craft of the food is definitely above the price point they charge. Just look at how finely sliced these items from the Korean banquet dish is. I’d highly recommend that, the milk tea makgeolli which has an actual slice of honeycomb, pork belly with the freshest crunchiest kimchi, and ofc the shabu sets. Each sha

soy sauce sukiyaki shabu shabu (5/5 ⭐️)

Dimmed lights but not too dark. Ambiance is quite nice, perfect for either with a group of friends or with couples. Good date spot! Got the soy sauce sukiyaki with added wagyu ribeye and udon. We wanted to tried the yuzu ade. The staff set up the pot and cooks for you! Very patient to explain the menus as it was our first time here. I love that we have individual banchan and can asks for more. The banchan that I had consists of cucumber, kimchee, potato salad and pear with lychee!

Hot springs food