Hi Pot
About Hi Pot
Taiwanese-style hot pot on E 3rd Street in south Bethlehem, with noodle dishes and bubble tea alongside, served in an informal space.
Why We Recommend Them
4.7 stars across 630-plus reviews. Reservations, group seating, and full wheelchair access; note that parking on this block is paid.
Price Range
$$
Google Rating
4.7 / 5
Reviews
639
City
Bethlehem
Hours & What to Expect at Hi Pot
Verified against Google business data on October 1, 2026. Hours can change on holidays — call ahead if you are making a special trip.
Opening Hours
| Monday | 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Friday | 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Saturday | 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sunday | 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
Services & Amenities
- Dine-in
- Takeout
- Delivery
- Accepts reservations
- Serves lunch
- Serves dinner
- Coffee
- Dessert
- Vegetarian options
- Good for kids
- Good for groups
- Restroom
Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible parking
- Wheelchair-accessible restroom
- Wheelchair-accessible seating
Parking
- Paid parking lot
- Paid street parking
Payment
- Credit cards
- Debit cards
- Contactless payments
What People Are Saying About Hi Pot
“I had a fantastic experience here. The meal was absolutely delicious and perfect for a cozy lunch. I really enjoyed the variety of ingredients in my bowl, especially the fresh cilantro and the crispy tofu skin sheets. Everything was flavorful and served piping hot. I also grabbed a Dragon Fruit Milk Tea with brown sugar boba to go with my meal, which was a great choice. I will definitely be coming back soon for another bowl.”
Louis Washington
a month ago
“We love this place so much, we drive over 30 minutes each way with the sole mission to eat here and always have a great experience with their hot pot, so delicious and satisfying! Very fresh and authentic Taiwanese flavors. Their hot pots have set ingredients, but you can ask for omission of things you don't like. There is a list of additional ingredients you can order, great appetizers - try the dumplings, desserts and boba drinks. They also serve ramen, but we prefer the hot pot. The hot pot is served piping hot in a wok-like bowl with a sterno they light to keep your meal hot from start to finish. The glass noodles and tofu skin need to be submerged in the soup to finish cooking, everything else is ready to enjoy. Eat the seafood first or set on a plate to prevent overcooking. The staff is exceptional and accommodating; very friendly. They speak English well, but be patient if they don't understand right away.”
Rina Teo
9 months ago
“Wonderful experience! We dined in on a Friday night and ordered beef ramen, and the curry hot pot. The restaurant is very very clean. We were greeted and seated immediately and had great service. The food was served quickly and it was perfect. The taste is amazing. Pricing is very affordable.”
Cristen Hoagland-Easton
2 years ago
“Good experience, if you enjoy soups and Asian cuisine, this spot is a great place to share a meal with some friends. Staff was very friendly, the meals were huge and I struggled to finish it since we wife does not share my enthusiasm for soups. It was very spicy which I loved and I'm glad I ordered the mild as suggested by my server and I'm glad I did not get the medium as I intended. The many ingredients were interesting, tofu, squid, fish balls and mushroom were a mixture for the adventurous and uninitiated alike. I would take someone or just go for myself to try one of the other offerings.”
Eric Taylor
3 years ago
“I was lucky to find a street parking right outside the restaurant since they don’t have their private parking lot like some other restaurants. So be prepared to drive around to look for spot. I dined at this restaurant with my friends after our nearby playdate at Crayola. A total party of 13 and our server was pretty nice and friendly, without giving us any attitude. The food was pretty good and delicious!! I definitely had a very satirical meal. I ordered the satay beef pot with no spicy level because I need to share that with my kids. But I believe it will taste so much better if I have gotten that pot with mild or even medium spicy. Their ramen wasn’t bad. I ended my meal with their mango sago dessert. That one was just alright to me. I feel like it was a bit too sweet and the real mango fruit were too small and not ripped enough. Overall, good food and good service. Everyone was happy.”
Cathy W (Cat)
3 years ago
Reviews sourced from Google