Great lunch spot in Seaport! I did not get the hotpot but just apps and a sandwich. We had the banh mei, scallion pancake rollup, duck egg roll, and both steamed buns (fried chicken and pork belly). The scallion pancake rollups, buns, and banh mei were great. The eggroll was good

Related to the hot pot experience: a good effort but a bit of a miss. The service and quality of the ingredients are great. I’m okay with “gentrified” hot pot ($50 for hot pot and a glass of wine) but lack of the traditional dipping sauce (Asian BBQ and soy sauce) is a problem — it felt like French fries without ketchup. Suggest the owner and chef venture to one of the grungy hot pot restaurants in Chinatown and take some notes...

Had an excellent time there the moment I entered. Very friendly and knowledgeable service. Great food presentation. Taste is divine. I will come back again and definitely recommend other friends and family to go. overall it was a very relaxed atmosphere

This place is hidden so it can be easy to miss but its a must!!! They have super affordable drinks, 10$ wines and 5$ beers.. cant get that anywhere in seaport. Bunch of bar snacks to go along with your drinks-garlic edamame, buns, scallion roll, fried pork cutlets, and crab salad. Have to go back for hotpot

Our group had such an unpleasant dining experience here a couple of weeks ago. The food quality could not offset the bizarre experiences we encountered with our server throughout the course of our meal. Management's handling of our feedback was disappointing. Would not go back.

I had been excited for 111 East to open in the neighborhood, but was pretty disappointed after eating there. We ordered a few different plates, the first plate came out cold, and the three dishes that followed were bland and drenched in too much sauce. With so many better alternatives for Asian fare in the city, I would not recommend spending time/money here.

the food is delicious recommend their new pork and chix buns. i loved the crab and lobster best prices in the city w. great prompt service. Ambience was captivating. Heard about $1 bun Monday, cant wait to back!!!!!!

Mundane food and decor compared to Wagamama, and the food was pretty expensive compared to the presentation and quality ($17 for chicken and rice). The menu layout was confusing and poorly printed. The wait staff were amazing, though.