Little Lamb in City of London

Went for the hot pot experience as a family and really enjoyed it.Our teenager daughter wanted to do hot pot (I'd never heard of it) after watching tik tok.This place was small with 3 other tables taken and we needed guidance on how to order. Basically ask the waiter, and choose options that are included to keep price down.The induction hob in middle of table heats the 2 broths (one is super spicy) and you basically boil the raw ingredients you're given. Prawns, squid, noodles, mushrooms, etc. Really good fun and gets a little messy.It is £27.99 per person, minimum 2. With drinks and tip, worked out at £180 for 4 so don't expect this to be normal Chinese restaurant prices. Good fun though

Nice hot pot. We are two people and got to choose 3 based soup which is quite good. Lamb and beef ware nice.

We really enjoyed this restaurant. It is small and intimate. The customer service is just fine. They have a very large menu of items and you cannot beat the value of it. Make sure you try the cuttlefish!

Food is good, tried Hot Pot. There is condensation everywhere, could do with more ventilation, your glasses will steam up between the door and sitting down at the table. Prices are steep.

I came here 1st time with my partner .the foods was amazing .service is good ,price is not badwe both decided come back again after 2 days.And 3rd time we bring whole family 😋.now my Son gonna take his friends there .we all love it how fresh and tasty the foods are.

Affordable hot pot option.Took my foodie nieces here and they loved it. There are other higher end hot pot restaurants in the West End with a vast variety of choices on the menu and they come up obviously, more expensive.But for a hot pot staple that you can introduce your friends to- this is it!

Meh, I liked some other hot pot places more. The food was a bit bland, they made several mistakes in bringing out our food, and some items took over an hour to arrive and we had to ask for them repeatedly, and their policy of "cash only" in a pretty expensive central London place is just weird. Despite drinking tap water, the 3 of us spent about 100 pounds, which required a trip to an ATM (and there was a queue there etc etc).

Friends took us out to this restaurant in London China town. Was bit apprehensive by the looks. As it resembles many restaurants in China town. It was a totally new concept to me. Fortunately my friends were regular so new how and what to order. The broth is ordered first and then the sides that go into the boiling broth. My 4 year old was quite surprised and excited. Liked the noodles in broth. Must try are the wild mushroom thing. The food and experience was awesome..

Honestly the offer for all you can eat hotpot here is simple and straight to the point. Good wide selection of things to add to the hotpot. It's not trying to be fancy, it's just homely, filling and cosy. Great for a nice catchup with friends who aren't looking anything over the top and just decent food in a relatively low key restaurant in the heart of London

Average hot pot with a narrow range of options for the buffet. Sauces were not included, which are normally provided. Not long after the food came, we were rushed to finish so they could close up. By 10pm we were told to leave, even though it was a Friday night!