Panda Hot Pot Box Hill

Name: Panda Hot Pot Box Hill
Address: L106 / 517-521 Station Street, Box Hill VIC 3128, Box Hill, VIC, AU
Telephone: (03) 9898 9999
Rating: 4.8

Sichuan · Box Hill, Melbourne · $$$ · ★ 4.8 (229 Google reviews)

Opened 30 July 2026source

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Panda Hot Pot Box Hill is the third Melbourne branch of a Sichuan hot pot group that began in Chengdu, following Carlton and Carnegie. It sits on level 1 of the SKY SQR precinct at 517-521 Station Street and serves customisable one-, two- or three-flavour soup bases with over 100 hot pot ingredients, alongside live Sichuan opera performances. The Box Hill venue is the only one of the group's Melbourne locations with a dedicated children's play area.

★ Signature Beef Tripe
Hotpot
★ Signature Combination
Hotpot
Fish Mash with Fish Roe
Hotpot
Fried Sticky Rice Cake
Dessert Shops
Homemade Tofu
Hotpot
Osmanthus Cake
Dessert Shops
Ox Tongue with Rattan Pepper
Hotpot
Pork Ribs with Spicy Sauce
Sichuan Food
Prawn Mash in Bamboo Fungus
Hotpot
Premium Combination
Hotpot
Prime Marinated Beef Slices
Hotpot
Sichuan Spicy Soup Base
Hotpot
Tomato Soup Base
Hotpot
Wagyu Chuck Tender
Hotpot

Prices change, and a delivery listing runs higher than the counter.

Address

L106 / 517-521 Station Street, Box Hill VIC 3128

Box Hill VIC

Hours

Mon–Sun12pm–10:30pm

Good to know

Can I book a table at Panda Hot Pot Box Hill online?: Yes. Online reservations via TableCheck cover groups of up to 22 people; larger parties need to contact the restaurant directly, and each group may hold only one booking per day.
Is there a time limit on tables?: Tables are limited to two hours, and the restaurant may release a booking if guests arrive more than 10 minutes late.
Are there surcharges?: A 10% surcharge applies on weekends and 15% on public holidays, plus card processing fees.
Is Panda Hot Pot Box Hill suitable for families with children?: The Box Hill venue has a dedicated children's play area, which the group says is the only one among its Melbourne restaurants. Prams can be hard to accommodate, so the restaurant asks families with infants to call ahead.