text: The place reopened last summer about two minutes away from its old location The first floor is for the stirfry and they now offer allyoucaneat hot pots on the second floor My review will be solely on the hot pot as I have yet to try their stirfry dishesnnThe place is much smaller than the Little Sheep located in downtown and Brossard and they offer fewer varieties for vegetable tofu and other stuffs for hot pots They do not have a soda fountain and they provide L soda bottles instead free of charge It is much smaller in scale comparing to Little Sheep and thus less choices and slightly poorer dining experiencennThe service was quite nice I have heard friends complaining about it but I really liked it during my last visit One of the waitress was very outgoing chatty and very enthusiasticnnThe lamb slices were very mediocre they broke into little pieces when put into the hot pot The beef slices were however fantastic They were beautifully marbled with fat and had a wonderful taste with a tender texturennThe hot pot bases were actually dishes there were several to choose from spicy shrimp duck heads vegetarian or pork bone soup When the dishes are finished stock is added to the spices that were left from the dishes and brought to a boil I liked the idea and the duck heads tasted wonderfully cookednnThe place is significantly more pricier than any other hot pot restaurants I have been to about per person with tips and taxes included I did not like how the cashier nonchalantly punched in the service charge without asking me first the amount of tips is a personal preference according to the service and should never be an obligation