Happy Lamb

Don’t know which hotpot to go? I would say try this one. I tried different hotpot but I feel like this is the one for most people with the unbeatable price. All you can eat includes soda and two self service beverages. I will definitely come back again.

chase for TIP!We’re 4 people, called ahead to do reservation for 7pm but they just said “you can do walk-in” so we did but there’s long line already.we waited more than 10minutes (not bad at least). their concept is self service for side dishes, they deliver to your table the broth and meat. the rice was not even fresh cooked, not even sitting on “warm pot”, most of the food are not fresh either; the service they forgot to bring our alcohol drinks, but they charged us (they removed it when we told them we didn’t received it). The “waitress” comes to us asking for more tip, as it’s lower than “18%”, either because of the food and service. so I asked do I have to enumerate why we give you low TIP? she barely could speak and just keep saying repeatedly, to add tip, when in fact it’s “customized” tip! we as customers decided how much we TIP! NOT EMPLOYEES!we understand that most restaurants doesn’t pay you enough without tip, but don’t come to our table to beg for more when you missed on serving we asked for. its also self service so technically half of your job became ours, the table and food we paid for the price you put. TIP ARE NOT MANDATORY! GO TO YOUR MANAGEMENT TO GIVE YOU MORE SALARY. its not customers’ responsibility to give you the “salary” that your management owes you. never recommended.

Awesome all you can eat hot pot joint. The broth was tasty with a depth of flavor, the combination of sauces allowed to make the taste you want to enjoy. The choice of veggies is huge, along with mushrooms, tofu varieties and fish cakes, red meat is perfectly sliced allowing you to cook it perfectly.

This was a very unique dining experience. Delicious broth that you pick your own meat thinly sliced and vegetables and some seafood, then boil it in a pot at your table. The spicy broth was very hot, which was a bit too spicy for me. However, my daughter and I got the option to get two different broths and the milder one was good, but we mixed then together in a separate bowl and then it was perfect for me. Absolutely awesome! Everything was fresh. The waitress was helpful and kind in answering our questions. This is in the Boston area so I think the price was well worth it. It is all you can eat. Will visit again if in the area.

10/10 Hotpot! Only $31.99 per person (on the weekends) for all-you-can-eat, as of January 2023. Choice of one or two broths, 3 types of meat, and unlimited veggies, starches, and seafood. Drinks (water, honey iced tea, and wax berry juice) included, along with fried rice, egg rolls, and onion rings. A lovely sauce bar with a variety of different oils, sauces, and spices, as well as easily accessible plates, silverware, and bowls for unlimited trips. Overall excellent service and extremely inviting environment for new hotpot goers. The quality of the food is unbeatable and you won’t be leaving feeling anywhere near hungry!

Very flavorful! Many choices of fresh vegetables, and other ingredients to add to your hot pot. We had beef and lamb which were both tender and delicious as well as seasoning sauces which you mix and create to your own satisfaction. One of my favorite places to eat!

I hadn't been to Happy Lamb in over 3 years (I did love their lunch special) but I was inspired to go since they offered free AYCE on your birthday (or the day before or after, with purchase of another AYCE). It seemed like a low-stakes way to try out the AYCE I've been seeing advertised online. I'm so glad I went. I had a wonderful experience and Happy Lamb is now my go-to for hotpot in the area.Currently the promotional price for AYCE is $27.99 on weekdays and $31.99 on weekends including Fridays. It looks like their normal price is $35.99 -- not sure when they'll return to that. In any case, unlimited meat and seafood at $27.99 is amazing for this area. And the quality is amazing! We arrived around 6:30pm on a Wednesday and were lucky to get seated -- there were people who arrived soon after that were waiting for a looong time. The restaurant was packed.I was surprised to see how the restaurant has completely changed to AYCE only -- it was such a good move. They manage to fit a huge variety of seafoods, vegetables, and noodles/tofus in a small amount of space, very efficiently. It's compact and designed smartly to keep the ingredients in their best state (eg having some things in individual plates).Everything was very fresh and tasty. I especially loved the shrimp paste -- it's airy and light and makes for delicious and fluffy pieces of shrimp goodness. The fish fillet (probably swai) is delicious and the marinated fish fillet had a nice coating that kept it more tender after cooking. Those were definitely my favorites in the seafood section.The thinly sliced meats (you order these separately) were amazing!! It made me think that thinly sliced meats are a win-win for the customer and the restaurant. The restaurant can give you less meat by cutting it thinner but it will taste better because it will melt in your mouth more. Both the fatty beef and the thinly-sliced pork were amazing -- just 10 seconds in the boiling broth to make it a melt-in-your-mouth bite. The marinated beefs are thicker and tougher with some weird parts -- I would not get this again when there are so many better seafood and meat options.They had all the different types of tofu skin and tofu -- love the wrinkly tofu skin and the porous tofu. The bok choy was very fresh and clean. The drinks are a bit sweet but you can always dilute them with water. Of course the broths are amazing as always. The spicy is not as oily as I remember and it's so good! I love the garlic in the broths too -- they end up getting nice and tender.Happy Lamb literally has everything I've ever wanted in a hotpot place (shrimp paste, fish fillet, fatty beef, delicious broth, tofu skin) and it's unlimited! I was very happy. This was a big improvement from the previous version of Happy Lamb (where I never ordered a la carte because I saw the $$ going up). You can definitely eat enough here to be done with hotpot for a few months (or until your next birthday...). I'll definitely be back! I would definitely choose it over Spring Shabu Shabu -- location-wise much more convenient, probably can avoid crazy waits, and unlimited meat and seafood.

One of the best hot pot experiences I’ve had in a loooong time. Happy Lamb has a great assortment of meats and other items to include in the pot. The food is decently priced and there’s great service.

Happy Lamb was an amazing hot pot experienceWe went on a sunday just before dinner hours (around 4 pm), so the restaurant was mostly emptyWe did a party of 7 with two potsI loved the variety of things to eat as well as the grab your own buffet style of getting the raw foods aside from the meat, which needs to be orderedI liked the spicy broth, which I thought tasted great, but I really loved the tomato broth, which came as a suprise to me. I would definitely recommend trying the tomato broth at least once if you ever visitSince it was all you can eat, we left very full and satisfied, but we wished there were more dessert options (we were told they rotate the available dessert), and some of us were disappointed there were no enoki mushrooms the day we went