Happy Lamb Hot Pot se spécialise dans la fondue mongole authentique centrée sur un bouillon signature mijoté avec des dizaines d'herbes et d'épices naturelles. Les clients cuisent des coupes de première qualité d'agneau finement tranché, de bœuf persillé et de légumes frais directement à leur table dans des chaudrons frémissants. Le menu met l'accent sur les profils de saveurs uniques des viandes de haute qualité associées à des sauces traditionnelles soulignant la complexité du fond assaisonné. La restauration interactive est au cœur de l'expérience, permettant un contrôle total sur le processus de cuisson et les combinaisons d'ingrédients. L'intérieur dispose d'éléments chauffants intégrés aux tables pour accueillir les petits groupes comme les tablées plus nombreuses recherchant un repas ciblé. Cet établissement privilégie la fraîcheur des produits et l'équilibre précis des notes botaniques pour définir le goût distinctif de la marque.
Happy Lamb Hot Pot est largement reconnu à Montréal comme une excellente destination pour profiter d'une expérience de fondue chinoise à volonté à un prix abordable. De nombreux convives apprécient la fraîcheur et la variété des viandes, des légumes et des bouillons savoureux, soulignant que cet établissement est idéal pour les réunions de famille, les rendez-vous amoureux ou les repas entre amis. Le personnel est régulièrement décrit comme étant amical, attentionné et serviable, ce qui contribue à une atmosphère accueillante et propre. Bien que la majorité des clients vivent des expériences très positives et apprécient le bon rapport qualité-prix, certains commentaires suggèrent que les options végétariennes pourraient être plus diversifiées, tandis que quelques avis mentionnent des problèmes occasionnels d'étiquetage ou de variété d'ingrédients selon l'heure de la journée. Dans l'ensemble, cet endroit demeure un choix populaire pour ceux qui recherchent un repas amusant, interactif et délicieux en ville.
broth was good
also have a various selection of dishes
but man I think there are not enough staff, it's a all you can eat, & we had to 1. wait to catch a waiter's attention, then 2. wait for our meat to come out, the time waiting made is slowly full
what a shame, we always enjoy Happy Lamb in other cities ….
First hotpot experience but we really enjoyed our meal. Buffet had lots of options & everything we tried was tasty. We just went with the clear broth since we weren't sure what to expect & it was really good. Staff was friendly, everything was clean & they kept replacing items when they ran out.
A spacious & clean hot pot restaurant located on the second floor right at the main intersection of Chinatown in Montreal. It's easy to find, with large windows that make the space feel bright & airy. The atmosphere is calm & not too noisy.
The menu is not as diverse as the Toronto location, but the essentials are all there. The buffet offers a good range of basic options, & there is a wide selection of ingredients for hot pot. Some of the labels were slightly mixed up, which made it a bit confusing. Overall, the food looked clean & fresh, & the buffet area was refilled quickly & consistently.
I ordered the two-flavor broth: tomato & hot sour. The broth was slightly off in seasoning, not bad, but not very flavorful either. It could have been more balanced & bold.
There were about two to three staff members working. They were friendly & service was quick.
The price was around $40 per person (I don't remember the exact amount). It's suitable for family gatherings, dates, or casual meals with friends. Overall, it's a decent experience, but I wouldn't set very high expectations.
3 mars 2026
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Honestly this place would be better if there were more vegetarian options. There's really so much potential that the restaurant could do but all the bases except 2 are made with chicken broth & the actual'AYCE section' barely has vegetarian options so it feels like you're paying 35$+ per person for 10$ worth of food.
At least add more tofu options, vegetarian dumplings instead of meat dumplings & perhaps some veggie meats or alternatives.
If you wanna bring someone or a group out for a nice meal you actually have to sit & prepare yourself in a authentic Chinese fondue, here's the place. I recommend to go hungry. You'll be glad you did. That broth..... The one guy that got the hot & spicy got what he asked for.
Best hotpot ever. I always get the curry broth, I've tried the others, but this one is by far the best & there are lots of mix-in options (pasta, vegetables, meats, fish). The lamb is to die for & highly recommend. Lunch is cheaper than supper. There are a little less options, but it's also less busy.
It was a great experience, food was delicious. We were 2 people & we paid $75 + tip total. We ordered the clear & piquant broth.
Regular drinks are included, but I preferred to have more space for food than drinks.
The staff were super friendly!
Affordable all you can eat hot pot place with a variety of fresh ingredients, sauces & cooked food. The staff are very kind. The place is spacious & nice. You also eat for free on your birthday if you show a piece of ID (just need to pay for the broth).
The pricing is worth it. Variety of toppings is quite extensive (including protein options). I find their tables to be well designed compared to other hot pot places where the induction is either too far away or leaves no room for your plate. Place is well ventilated. Sad they took away the prune juice but still worth the go. Their broth was thick & savoury.
