Xiang Zi HotPot

The food and broth were good, but was a bit salty compared to other hotpot locations I ate at before. The decor of the place was nice it felt like I was in a restaurant in China. Servers were attentive and explained the menu items when we didn't know what it was.

Our first experience at this fine dining all-you-can-eat hot pot restaurant was truly impressive. The decor exudes elegance, creating an amazing ambiance of ancient China. The food quality was top-notch and fresh, and the soup base had a flavorful punch without leaving you thirsty. The service remained acceptable. While the price may be slightly higher than other hotpot places, the exquisite decor and the wide variety of choices on the menu make it worth every penny. If you’re seeking a high-quality hot pot experience, this is a fantastic option. We’re looking forward to revisiting, especially during the winter season.

4 stars: I went in a group of 5 for all you can eat hotpot lunch, where we got a mushroom soup base and tried a variety of hotpot ingredients. They gave free abalone, and the food was delicious overall. However, they cleaned the floors while we were eating, so it briefly smelled like a pool, and they also never asked to refill our teapot. The music they played seemed to be on repeat as well.

Everything is almost perfect. Service is very good, very courteous, and food is tasty. We love the decor and the interior design. The only thing makes it only 4 stars is because they are high-end hotpot restaurant (pricey), but DO NOT accept credit card payment.

CA$40–50

CA$50–60

Hands down, this is honestly the best hot pot place I've been to. The food is tremendously delicious, and the overall atmosphere is majestic and beautiful. The employees, especially Ada, are very helpful and kind and were able to provide good suggestions on food. I can't wait for my next visit and would definitely recommend.

CA$50–60

CA$40–50

CA$100+

By far the best thing about this place is the wide variety of food options. Many types of meat, seafood, and organ meat are available. The quality is overall pretty good, except the beef was too lean and the marbling was weak. Dessert selections were limited. Service was quick but their tone an attitude can use some improvements. They charge premium prices (over $50 per person after tax and tips). For this price, I would say the value is just okay.

First time trying this restaurant and it was great. I was there pretty late on a weekday for their all-you-can-eat lunch. But frankly for two people an hour is plenty. The decor looks like it is from an old Chinese restaurant or inn. The server was very friendly and helpful and made sure she warned us of the time limit. Picked 3 soup bases and they were all great, spicy, mushroom and tomato broth, $29.99. The spicy one was so flavourful that no dipping sauce was required. The quality of their food is very good. While the selection wasn’t huge, there was some interesting stuff, maybe because we only ordered the basic all-you-can-eat lunch, $29.99/person. Plenty of parking spaces. They take debit cards or cash!

This restaurant is a work of art, and the atmosphere it cultivates is a work of art. From walking into the front doors, you are transported to what is reminiscent of a museum of Ancient China, with cobbled walkways, carved wooden dividers, etc. The staff are all super friendly and polite, and greet you warmly. Entering the restaurant, you are welcomed with bouquets of roses on display. The ordering is done through an ipad, and there are many soup bases and pot styles to choose from. The actual menu is also quite generous. The service was quick and attentive, and it was just good vibes overall, which is very surprising for an all you can eat restaurant! We would definitely come again.