Happy Lamb Hot Pot, Montréal 快乐小羊

Alice McKay (12 reviews)

17 Mar 2026

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4.3

First hotpot experience but we really enjoyed our meal. Buffet had lots of options and everything we tried was tasty. We just went with the clear broth since we weren’t sure what to expect and it was really good. Staff was friendly, everything was clean and they kept replacing items when they ran out.

Vincenza Trepanier (6 reviews)

4 Mar 2026

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4.0

So yummy! I’ve been for the lunch special a couple of times now and it’s so good. Staff is very attentive to allergies and provide quick service. I really wish they’d have beansprouts but I’m unsure if they provide that for the dinner service as I’ve only been for lunch.

Rosalyn Cruz (16 reviews)

4 Mar 2026

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4.3

Love this hot pot place! :)

MB (26 reviews)

3 Mar 2026

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4.3

First time here and I loved it. Great place to relax and have conversation. Food was fresh and lots to choose from.

Ngoc Vu Bich (78 reviews)

23 Feb 2026

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4.7

A spacious and 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 and airy. The atmosphere is calm and 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, and 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 and fresh, and the buffet area was refilled quickly and consistently. I ordered the two-flavor broth: tomato and hot sour. The broth was slightly off in seasoning, not bad, but not very flavorful either. It could have been more balanced and bold. There were about two to three staff members working. They were friendly and 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.

Kazuko Sekikawa (5 reviews)

23 Feb 2026

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1.7

When I paid, I realized that they hide the tip option “no tip” by putting a sticker. And the staff pressed 15% tip for my bill, saying this is their policy and I must pay the tip. Forcing customers to tip is illegal in Quebec.

Hector A (11 reviews)

22 Feb 2026

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1.0

My wife was literally forced to pay 15% for a service she wasn’t satisfied with. According to staff “it is restaurant policy when it’s a group bigger than 6”. The employee went ahead and hit the 15% tip box in the machine. You should be ashamed of yourselves.

J0hn _T1tor (3 reviews)

20 Feb 2026

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1.7

Got sick like a dog all night. Don't eat there.

Eliza (44 reviews)

19 Feb 2026

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3.7

I’m not sure happened when I went but the tomato broth was extremely bland. I also went a year ago and had an amazing experience but this time I wasn’t satisfied. I’m really disappointed that the broth was bland because it is a main component when eating hotpot. It also took a while before a waiter came to take our order but it was kind of busy so I somewhat understand. I’m just really disappointed that it wasn’t as exceptional as the first time I went. Overall, I do recommend this place as it is affordable and offers a wide selection of fresh toppings.

Diva Marr (11 reviews)

17 Feb 2026

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5.0

Great place, got so full

Xu Xu Ng (61 reviews)

11 Jan 2026

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4.3

It’s all you can eat, try the chicken wings. It’s amazing !

cornwall seeker (144 reviews)

7 Jan 2026

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5.0

A five stars all across from me. First time having hot pot, and it won't be the last! What a fun experience! Food was simply amazing, lots of variety, great loud ambiance!

Joy Chien (70 reviews)

5 Jan 2026

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5.0

Had a good experience here several times w family. We loved the lamb! I grew up eating spicey food, I am not as hardcore as a Thai person, I found the spicey hotpot a bit spicier than I would’ve liked but still ok. But if you are unsure it’s better to order the ting yang pot or another non-spicy one. Update: Still going there every few months, still flapping and still a happy little duck! 😍 Last time I went w my mom and the total was ~$50 for two people. (We went at lunch time n a weekday = special price). This was two months ago in Nov 2025 so, happy to see it’s still quite affordable. We don’t stuff ourselves (and we’re pretty good about it) as we believe that is the best enjoyment… no sense trying to wreck the business’s bottom line and our stomach, when $25 per person is REAAALLLY reasonable. And yes we both love the lamb here. 😍😍😍😍 —— Considering the high cost of everything for restaurants these days I am glad they can keep a reasonable price. I try not to over order because food waste is awful, and it’s hard enough for restaurants these days w the high cost of everything. Service in my experience has always been good

Zhensheng Lin (1 review)

3 Jan 2026

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5.0

The best hot pot in Montréal. Delicious food and nice service. Good place to have a nice dinner with my family！

M Clement (6 reviews)

2 Jan 2026

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5.0

After two years, I had a great experience at this hot pot restaurant again. The ingredients were incredibly fresh, with lots of vegetables, meats, and side items beautifully organized and kept clean. Everything tasted delicious, and you can really tell they care about quality. The staff were friendly and the overall atmosphere was comfortable. Highly recommended if you love hot pot! I can tell this one deserves the best hotpot in Montreal! Guys you have to go there and have a try, bet me you would not be disappointed. So many kinds of foods you can eat. And try the newest upgraded meat with only more $5 needed, including better beef and lamb. Last but not least, their dumpling and wonton are really hand made, amazing!

Bao Thang Nguyen (1 review)

2 Jan 2026

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1.7

The guy who wearing glass working the morning shift on January 2nd, 2026 displayed an extremely hostile, arrogant, and disrespectful attitude toward customers. The way customers were treated was humiliating and degrading, completely lacking even the most basic level of professionalism or courtesy expected in any restaurant. What is even more alarming is not just the employee’s behavior, but the apparent failure of management to enforce any standard of customer service. Allowing such conduct reflects a serious breakdown in training, supervision, and accountability. This is not a minor issue — it is a fundamental service failure. I have never experienced such blatant disrespect in a dining establishment. This type of behavior does not merely inconvenience customers; it destroys trust and severely damages the restaurant’s reputation. If this is the level of service being tolerated, then customers should seriously question the values and competence of the management team. Immediate and decisive action is required. At minimum, this employee should be removed from any customer-facing role, and management must be held accountable for allowing this situation to occur. Anything less would demonstrate a complete disregard for customers. This incident has ensured that I will not return, and I will strongly discourage others from doing so unless meaningful corrective action is taken.