Cuisine: Hot Pot/Chinese
Price: $30 per person
Little Sheep Hot Pot is conveniently
located near the top of Queen’s Street, and not wanting to trouble my friends
with travel, I chose to eat there. The result was an enjoyable, but rather
average hot pot experience.
The restaurant is clean and spaced out, a
marked difference from traditional hot pot joints I've been which are often
cramped and dirty. There were only a few other diners that Saturday and it
continued to be quiet throughout the night. I felt it was a bit empty and soulless
without the merry making din of others.
There were 2 staff that night and both
seemed overwhelmed by the demands of us few diners. We had to wait longer
than necessary for items like tea, food and drinks. The menu was confusingly partially Chinese, though all the important dishes were in English. All the
staples of hot pot were accounted for like beef, fish balls, bean curd skin and cabbage.
The portions were pretty generous and we
ate with glee. The spicy soup and pork soup both tasted good, and only got
better as the night continued. Unfortunately a noticeable number of dishes came
out still frozen, this was definitely not the freshest fare. At the end of the night we were stuffed and very satisfied with the meal.
Little Sheep Hot Pot offers an average hot pot experience. It’s not flash, or great quality, but you’ll still enjoy a good
meal and its central location makes it convenient.
6/10
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