Food was excellent! You can tell that all their seafood and meat that they serve is fresh! Also, the presentation of the food was stunning! Service was good! Very friendly and accommodating! Ambiance is very nice, clean and spacious! Decoration is nice as well.

Workers are so kind and inviting! Flies around the heated food at the buffet but honestly don't care (and no one was bothered) - this place is great. The staff is kind. The free ice cream at the end is not always offered, so make sure to ask for it.

There are now a plethora of hot pot ayce options around town, but Happy Lamb Hot Pot will always be the original for me. The only downside for me is they don't give tables two pots of soup unless you have five or more people. Four adults sharing one large pot just doesn't make sense to me. For soups, you can choose between 3-4 options or do a half and half pot. I always go with the classic and spicy options. Beef, pork, and chicken meats are ordered and brought to your tabel by the server. Veggies, seafood, noodles, eggs, meatballs, tofu, etc. are available at the bar and self served. We're talking fish fillets, clams, oysters, shrimp, tofu, fresh noodles, instant noodles, quail eggs, fish balls, lamb dumplings, chicken eggs, imitation crab meat, shrimp paste, and so much more. For the prepared foods, they have fried chicken, stir fried noodles, ox tail, and cakes. Their fried chicken is delicious, except they some times take a while to bring out batches. In those cases, check with your server. I have been to many ayce hot pots but always end up coming back here.

Happy Lamb continues to be a solid hot pot option for me. This is the 4th time I've visited over the course of 3 years and I always leave on the verge of a food coma. The adult AYCE package costs $24.95 for dinner which is the cheapest I've seen in Houston. They offer a $19.95 lunch special from 11am-3pm, but keep in mind that weekends and holidays are automatically considered dinner time. I always split the broth 50/50 between spicy bone marrow and tomato. It's worth noting that the spicy broth is not as spicy as it looks. It's littered with the floating skins of chili peppers, but this hardly translates into the intensity of typical Sichuan numbing spice. Still tasty regardless. As for the meats, I like all of their lamb cuts the best but the garlic beef is a great alternative as well. Areas for improvement: - Since drinks are self-serve, waiters check up at your table less often. At my recent visit, the waiter still took our empty plates frequently and refilled our tomato broth without asking, but we had to flag her down once to refill the spicy broth. - The tongs at the tofu/noodle station do not have designated holders so they all hang low at the front (see photo). This can't be very sanitary since anyone's pants or legs can accidentally come into contact with the tongs. I suppose you boil off any contamination in the hot pot anyway but still, not a very good look. - Restrooms could use a more frequent touch-up. Floors may be slippery near the sink. Despite the pitfalls, I enjoy coming here for both the value and taste.

I just never experience 5* service AND 5* food anymore but last night we did. The staff guided us as we had not been there before and EVERYTHING was delicious. The meats were fresh and the selection of fish products from the buffet was awesome. Choice of broths to cook everything in, we picked two and although Bee kept offering to bring out more food we had to stop, it was enough and oh so good. We are already deciding who to invite to come with us next week.

If you like lamb, ignore the low average rating. The food was great! However, this is not a place for someone who comes to hot pot for meats other than lamb. The meat options are limited, and I personally didn't care for the non-lamb options after trying them. The self-serve area is kept relatively clean and the flavor of the broths (we got the original and spicy version) were great. The fried chicken and chinese fried buns they have out are so good! The fried chicken could use more seasoning, but the cook on them is very nice (crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside). Unfortunately, they ran out of lamb bones so I didn't get to try them (you request them through your server), but I will be back during lunch hours to give them a try!

They changed this place quite a lot over the past few years and it's still as good but the service style is different now. They offer all you can eat for $25-30, which is pretty good deal for hotpot. You can choose between the regular or premium meats which has a price differential of about $5. We went with the regular which you can get all types including lamb, beef, pork and chicken. You go to the buffet and pick whatever you want in terms of sides. They have a good selection of veggies, mushrooms, fishballs etc. Their selection is pretty good and everything was pretty good quality