Happy Lamb currently has a "happy hour" special. $19.99 / per person for the base AYCE tier, which…read moreis $9 cheaper than usual. This is available M-F 12-4pm. Unsure when the establishment will get rid of it. Might be seasonal during the summer months. Otherwise, the offering is unchanged. Mongolian style hot pot, meats ordered through the servers and everything else on shelves for self service. Servers swing by regularly to clear plates and place more orders. Food is clean and well organized. A steal at this price point

The food was how you would expect a happy lamb chain to be. The food quality overall could've…read moredefinitely been better. The broth did its job but not the greatest that I've had. Wish that service was a little more attentive. The calling card of happy lamb is that it's all you can meat which is cool. 6.7 - definitely could've been better all around.

This place is delicious! The service is great and we enjoyed the sukiyaki!…read more There is unlimited soft drinks or tea, and a bar with sides, sauces and egg. The other part that I love is the bathroom has toothpicks and mouthwash.. I mean what restaurant offers this.

The wagyu tartare was a little disappointing but the meat quality here was not bad at all. The…read morewagyu ribeye was my favorite, it was very buttery and soft. The broths were pretty good too. I was surprised by how much I liked the takoyaki here! Service was amazing, our waiter was super friendly and helpful with questions :)

Came for the dishes instead of hotpot this time and they did not disappoint. All the plating was…read moregreat and the waiters were attentive making sure we had everything. One dish I would recommend is Xi'an Cold Rice noodles, it's an appetizer but was on par for a dish. The proportion was on the larger side and it had a perfect spice, all I have to say was it was delicious and for $9.95 you cannot go wrong. The dan dan noodles were good, but I would say the cold noodles were better. The golden buns were also great, a classic dish that is always loved with a great crisp. We did get the wrong sushi roll, unsure if they misheard us or if they thought we pointed to a different one but I'm glad they did because the Thunder Roll was delicious. I think it was the yellowtail that was on top that tied everything together, it was just really good. Overall a great place for dishes if you haven't tried it before you won't be disappointed.

This place continues to be one of the top sushi/ hot pot/ Chinese restaurants in Chinatown…read more Some quick impressions: - Great, diverse menu, so there is something for everyone. - wine is fairly priced. We had a bottle of Cabernet Sauvignon for less than $40 b As an operations guy, my suggestion to management would be to suggest two things: 1. The salmon sashimi I had was a bit cold. It may be because I was at the 5:30 seating, but it taste better cool, but not cold. 2. Not sure where the bottles of wine are stored, but our cab was warm. Analogous to the sushi, red wine is better cool to room temperature vs warm. Again, I am a big fan of this place. Just want to provide balanced feedback to make an awesome place even more ...awesome?

was craving hotpot after a long day while visiting boston from out of town -- came in with a group…read moreof five and three on the way, and got seated pretty much immediately. service was wonderful -- the woman serving us was super accommodating and answered all our questions, and the food came out in a timely manner. for our side of the table, we ordered a split pot with the pork bone and the cilantro broths. both were delicious; we were halfway done just drinking soup before the meat and vegetables came. meat portions were generous and quality was good, plus the vegetable offerings seemed fresh and plentiful. we also ordered a few appetizers: spicy fries, shrimp pancake, and crispy pork jowl -- all lived up to and even exceeded expectations. was a great experience all around to end the day off, and prices were affordable for the group.

This is a basically a bibimbap review. I ordered the beef bibimbap. The beef was baaaaaaad. The…read moreveggies were super lacking. I actually shoved the dish away. must have been the worst b'bap I've had. Decor waitstaff, fine. Buildings always been a bit odd, but that's not bad.

Best place ever It's best hotpot in the town…read more Convenient parkung on the back Fresh food

An amazing new food adventure, Hot Pot. This spot in the center of Boston's Chinatown is a…read morebeautifully appointed establishment. Seating and decor were great. Service was nice, professional and fun. The lamb and chicken and veggies were fresh and the miso broth made everything taste delightful. Drinks were tasty.

Came here tonight with friend and our daughters. The wine was great not too strong and easy social…read moredrink. The broths were very delicious and flavorful. We ordered a variety of meat, vegetables and noodles. Everything tasted fresh. And the waiter got oranges for our daughter's which they loved. The service was fast.

I've been coming to this hot pot buffet for several years now, and compared to my first visits…read moreabout five years ago, the service and food quality have definitely improved. My favorite part is the dipping sauce. It's perfectly balanced, not too salty or sweet, and they offer a generous variety of options. I also really appreciate that they provide a Vietnamese menu, which makes it much easier for my dad, since he isn't comfortable reading English. One downside for us is the imitation crab. My sister loves imitation crab, but unfortunately it tastes pretty standard compared to other places, and neither of us were impressed. It isn't like other imitation crab either as I'd expect it to fall apart easily. Overall, I would definitely come back. The late hours are a huge plus, especially when a hot pot craving hits late at night. It's a solid spot with noticeable improvements over the years.

Just in time for their 4th anniversary, Shu Daxia is launching an all-you-can-eat buffet this…read moremonth! It's supposed to run for a month or two, so definitely worth checking out while it lasts. Great excuse to go all out on the food!

A modern hotpot place with plenty of space and nice ipad order convenience! The staff is really…read morenice and there were a ton of different options for broth, meats, etc. This not a AYCE place however. So the add-ins did feel slightly higher quality, but it did come at the price of the lack of infinite meats that you could include. This place is solid, but also feels a bit more expensive for what it is compared to other options in the area. I paid around $95 for 2 people if I remember correctly. I'm starting to feel that I messed up because I didn't come at a time when there were discounts which might entirely be my fault. I would consider coming here again if I had friends that really wanted to go!

I'm slightly obsessed…read more Randomly ran into this place in a desperate late night hunt for noodles and since then have been there five times. Every time I'm like "where should I go in downtown" I just get stuck on this place like it's worn a groove in my brain. Like one of RFK's brain worms. It's a little confusing to order but basically you pick a soup, pick a spicy level (burn your face or burn your colon) and then add an absurd amount of toppings. Then they deliver a bowl the size of your head (or my head, I have a big head) and you kind of reconsider your life decisions. I like this over the other hot pot tech because my two greatest weaknesses are cooking and choosing. At least this takes out one of those. High marks to the sour cabbage broth - the slight vinegary tang is actually magic. Brain worm inducing magic. But don't go here. Because it's small and I want to make sure I have a seat.

- perfect burn your face off spicy (super spicy option) -…read moreportions are MASSIVE - soooo happy they have fish balls with roe inside bc those are literally the best toppings for hot pot teehee