Hot Pot Restaurants near Pleasanton, CA

“Great food, Good serving size“

“Their recent all you can eat with price of $29.99 is unbeatable deal! As a born and raised in Sichuan Chinese, I enjoyed their very authentic spicy pot very very much! There are many other flavors to choose from and so many varieties of sauces to add to your taste bud! Service is excellent! Food is fresh. I plan to go there at least once a month to satisfy my gravy craving for very authentic Chinese hot pot. On top of that, they also have authentic Sichuan dishes to enjoy!“

“Nice and fresh food, Warm to the Table, Friendly Staff There Also, next Time I will get the HotPot Cooking“

“I ordered to go and was able to choose from a very comprehensive list of ingredients. When I arrived, I was greeted by two friendly and kind staff who were busy working away. It was quite busy on a weekday around lunch time. As for the food, the soup was delicious and they were very generous with the ingredients. I got the classic bone broth in spicy and it was perfect for a cold rainy day after suffering from the flu. I highly recommend this restaurant because of the friendly atmosphere and will be coming back when the craving for hot noodle soup kicks in.“

“I have been many different Happy Lamb Hot Pot restaurants in the bay area. This one has the best service! Not like some other places that once you order for the first round the they seem to ignore you or act like did not see you even they were not busy. The waiters here actually serve the food pretty fast, and they do actually come and ask how was the food and anything else to order.

The lamb meats, lamb shank are good, the sides and sauces from the counters are pretty fresh and neat.
We ordered premium, half and half pot with spicy and original. Seems like this location had a more tastier soup based instead of super salty soup based. But… the most important thing is… same for all other locations, the lamb shank is now only limited to 1 order per 2 person. We love the lamb shank, it is a must order every time we come here. Now we have to share 1 lamb shank… sad…

Anyways! I love this location more, I will for sure come back again!“

“first time there it's was nice tasty pot got my vote too come back again“

“Good food, service and clean, well lit restaurant. Tried a variety of items. You scan a qr code and order from the table. We had the onion pancake (good, a little oily as expected), dumplings (tasty), dry beef bowl (nice mix of veggies and beef. Has peanuts and fries), green pepper fish noodle soup (photo on menu does not match dish and the green pepper isnt bell pepper, it is a little spicy) and lamb skewers (well seasoned). Would be nice to have the smaller items (dumpling, pancake, skewers) served first as an appetizer and the larger items as main dishes. Items were served as they were ready so we got the dumplings served last

Parking: Mall parking“

“If you want to score the 10 points limit I will play 5 points, the meat is OK, other general, but the soup bottom is very salty, the soup bottom of the hot pot should be light because the meat and other are to be with sauce, the hot pot soup bottom is too salty will let the guests drink a lot of water, so enjoy the fun of food on the big discount, may not patronize!“

“Don't let the parking lot fool you- this place is AWESOME inside!

They have a LARGE selection of ingredients to choose from for your hot pot as well as fruit, cake and freshly made ice cream for dessert. Drinks are included in the buffet price.

Staff are very friendly and helpful and explain things well. This was important for us as we had never been to a hot pot place before so we had no idea what to do😂.

They are open 7 days a week with lunch and dinner buffet. Call for hours and prices. We had lunch on a monday and before tip for 2 of us it was $44.95.

Definetly recommend!“

“Are you Team Hot Pot OR Team Dry Pot? If I can't have both, then I'm prob Team Dry Pot when it comes to malatang! For those who love building their own bowls, you have to bookmark this place! The concept is fun and simple. Grab a bowl, fill it with ingredients you want, weigh it (they charge by weight), then let the cashier know your pot preference (soup or dry) and spice levels.

The spice levels are serious here, so be ready to break a sweat. They have a little sauce bar too which adds a nice touch to both types of bowls. Pricing is fair here, especially if you get mostly meat, and I definitely had enough leftovers for another meal to take back.“