The foods was great. The veggies and meats fresh and well presented. There are so many options on the do it yourselves dips. We did made reservations and did not have to wait at all. The price is fair and we will definitely go back there again soon. read more

Atmosphere : opulent decor, not what you would expect to see at a hot pot restaurant . They definitely spent a lot of money constructing this place . Food : having only 3 options for the soups base was disappointing. The Xiang xi spicy spices are too over powering for my palettes. The tomato base soup had a thick layer of oil a the top so it wasn't appealing. The mushroom/bone soup was light but very bland, if I had to choose from the 3 I would go with the mushroom/bone soup. As for food options they have a very large variety of ingredients to choose from. But unfortunately you can tell it's lower quality ingredients , similar to what any other all you can eat hot pot would offer. Service : mediocre , they were attentive at times, then at other times servers were no where to be found. Over all , this establishment is very eye appealing and might be a good place to take someone if you're trying to impress them. Otherwise i were to rate this place based on food only it would receive 2 stars read more

Some of the best hotpot out there for sure! The atmosphere and the architecture is just outstanding and quite special. The food itself is always plentiful and is among the largest selection of fresh meats that I've personally seen in a hotpot restaurant in Canada. Obviously this place is quite expensive so be mindful before visiting. Another tip: it may be a good idea to wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty, because although they have clothing covers and aprons, the smell of the hotpot definitely sticks onto your clothes! read more

Just went for lunch....beautiful restaurant very spacious. Perhaps the food quality could match the look a little better. The beef was pretty low quality and there were flies buzzing around the sauce area. read more

As a hotpot fanatic I have been to all the hotpot restaurants in the GTA, this place has to be the worst hotpot ever since Prince and Pastry Hotpot in China town. Most hotpot places have an identity, and stand out in certain aspects. Take Little sheep Mongolian hotpot for example, they have the best lamb out of all the hotpot places and they are affordable for everyone($25/person including tax+tips) . However, they have limited selection for soup bases and no premium seafood. On the other hand is morals village and legends hotpot. They charge a little more expensive but the overall quality of food is there, and a wide selection of soup bases. The service and decor is also very nice. Now let continue on to xiangzi. Aside from the insane amount of money spent on its decor, every other aspect fails to compare to good hotpot places. Quality of meat is supermarket level, what u can get at any Chinese supermarket. The cold dishes appetizers are worse than what you get at T&T. Seafood that u can get from the bar is the worst u can find out of all the hotpot places. On top of the abysmal quality of food, the soup bases are expensive and have no real authentic spice and flavor. The place should charge half the price if it's going to be providing half the quality of food. If you are looking for good lamb, little Lamb Mongolian is the place to go. If you are with a group, you would want to go to Legends pot and Morals Village for good decor, overall quality, and variety. If you want bang for your buck, go to Spicy Hotpot located at pacific mall, in addition to hotpot, they offer ayce Grilled seafood, which is included in the price. Yes, ayce grilled oysters, clams, squid, and big scallops! Quality is insanely good compared to hotpot places. I didn't mention authentic Sichuan/chongqing hotpot places b/c it's too spicy for people reading Yelp. Hope it helps! Save your money and go somewhere else. read more

I was here for lunch and really enjoyed the visit. The meat quality is average for the price. But they got other non-hot pot dishes. Most other AYCE hotpot places don't have that. They also got some soup base that you don't find at other place. The decor is very nice. Service is average. read more

Nice place and decor. I am a Chinese from Chengdu Sichuan. You need to choose extra spicy plus more spicy to make it feel a little bit more alike to the Sichuan style hotpot. In general the food and environment are great. You have many choices of dessert and they all tasted great! Also you can choose one big pot or small personal pots. As a hotpot place in Toronto, it's really good enough. A little expensive but the buffet is nice so recommended. read more

XiangZi Hotpot - Hot Pot Near Me - Markham, Ontario

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I loved it. There was such a big selection of food, and so much different options to try. I stayed for a really long time with my friend just to try it all! I left feeling really happy and relaxed. Staff was very nice and accommodating. I am bringing my friends and family back for sure! My favourite foods was the duck feet and pigs ears... the deserts looked really good but I couldn't have any due to allergies :( beautiful decor too read more

It's not bad. It really isn't, considering hot pot restaurants tend to get abysmal ratings on Yelp for some reason. There's potential here, but really the primary issue is the price. For almost $60 per person, even with a special "discount", it is quite expensive for the quality of the food. I am a huge fan of hot pot, and I'm always down for trying a hot pot restaurant even if Yelp tells me to stay away. It's just... BlogTO made it look so good. Damn you BlogTO. The interior is really nice though, and looks just like what you see in their video. It is sort of annoying if you're on the second floor (half the tables are on the second floor) and you have to walk up and down the stairs every time you wanna grab something. I guess you could consider it exercise to leave more room in your stomach to get your money's worth. The selection is the biggest I've ever seen but a lot of it is not really necessary. Everything is presented out in the open, which is good if you're going with a hot pot noob who wants to see exactly what everything looks like before they eat it. I prefer it, but you also have the downside of some stuff looking like it's been sitting out there for some time. It's a trade off I suppose. There's a whole section with cooked foods, but honestly they weren't that great aside from the chicken wings. The indication that they never need to be refilled is a sign that they're not good - probably should update them to something that not only tastes better but also looks more appetizing. The fruit section is a nice add-on though, I'd keep that. The hot pot items themselves are alright. The meats are obviously not grade A but I honestly don't think you need high quality beef for hot pot when the broth is already so salted that it masks all the natural flavours of meat. The seafood items are cool, even though I'm wary of seafood at hot pot restaurants, it is a good thing if you're into that. I'm surprised though that some basic items like udon and fresh tofu are missing, but I guess to compensate they do have some more exotic selections like beef tongue, which I don't really think is a great in hot pot. But please keep the quail eggs, it's really all I personally need for hot pot and I'll come back as long as you keep them. With the way everything is set up in the restaurant though, I think the price point could work. There really isn't a "high-end" hot pot restaurant and XiangZi could be the first. I think they just need to make it worth the $60. Drinks should be included in that price along with a drink bar somewhere. The dessert selection could be spiced up, perhaps add some mango pudding or tofu-fa or maybe even a soft serve machine!! Do better research to see which items are actually being consumed by customers - replace the stuff that no one is eating and add something else - aside from the fresh tofu and udon I also recommend dumplings (not just wontons), daikon, and fish paste. Add a dancing noodle man or something, to add some novelty and trick people into thinking that that novelty is somehow worth the price. Seem to be the trend these days for restaurants to add gimmicks, but hey, it works and they were pretty awesome when I saw them in China. Aside from the decor though, another thing the restaurant does a pretty good job with is service. They provide covers to cover your jacket so they don't absorb the smell of hot pot. They provide aprons, which no one used but are kinda cute I suppose. The servers were attentive and polite, something I'm not really used to from hot pot restaurants, but I guess that's what $60 gets ya. The place is also really well ventilated, so it never felt stuffy in there and your face isn't getting steamed with hot pot broth. The backbone of the restaurant is in place to build something much better, and I definitely see the potential. Seeing as how this is just their soft opening, I'm hoping they'll work out and are here to stay. Best of luck!! read more

XiangZi Hotpot - Sure it's expensive but if you don't look at your receipt after you pay it's alright. - Hot Pot Near Me - Markham, Ontario

****Hidden fees!! Hidden fees**** Restaurant decor is top notch. Looks beautiful. Big waiting area with benches. Great customer service !! Lots of selection in food choices. There are two floors. Downfall is if seated upstairs, you have to mission downstairs each time to grab food. Stairs are slippery. Felt oily I guess from the soup spillage. Be extra careful. Upstairs there are private rooms which is great! & also outside seating around the balcony overlooking downstairs. Ventilation is not that great. Anyone with a baby or toddler it is advised that you leave them at home. Be forewarned Aroma is very spicy. My daughter kept coughing & choking. Prior to going to the restaurant we made reservations & inquired pricing. Lady on the phone told us $38.99 per person. However there are hidden fees, $38.99 is the entrance fee. Depending what soup base you choose it is an additional cost. For example for the spicy soup base it is $7.99 ( which is the most expensive soup base on the list) for the individual pot. If not they have the big shared pot which is $19.99 each. On top of this a charge for the sauce of $1.99 is added. Also if you want higher quality for meat & seafood there is an additional cost. Oh forgot to mention they only have Chinese Menus no English. Thankfully the workers were nice and patient enough to explain everything to us. I don't understand why they didn't include the cost of the sauce into the base price. We ordered the spicy soup, medium level. Soup was extremely oily & spicy. Basically you're dipping your food in oil. Overall give two Stars for the customer service and decor. First & last time coming here. read more

Probably put a lot of money into the renovations and the price here is a bit pricier. About 38$ per person. I don't ever mind paying such price for good food. But seriously this place is a big disappointment and it's only grand opening? Food will probably go downhill or I pray that they will re-evaluate and upgrade the quality of their food. There's not many soup bases to choose from and all of them are super salty. Each person gets there individual pot. This restaurant has all the food layed out for customers to pick what they want. Maybe the food has been sitting out for too long but even the quality of the meat is not that great. I'm highly disappointed in this place. read more

Personally, I think this place has gotten some pretty unfair bad reviews. So, let me get the bad out of the way first. Yes, it is verrryyy expensive for hot pot. I came here on a Saturday night, and had their famous spicy soup base. The bill came to around $55 after tax and tips. So just be prepared to dish out that much money for hot pot if you plan on trying this place. A lot of people also complain that the soup is too oily. I agree that the soup does get very oily, but unfortunately that's just the nature of spicy hotpot. The traditional Sichuan spicy soup base is made with chili oil, and then as you continue adding all kinds of meat to the pot throughout the night, it'll just continue to get more oily. If you want to avoid the oil, make sure you keep the pot boiling, so that the oil will spread to the side, and dip the meat you want to eat in the middle. Now, onto the good stuff. The restaurant definitely spend a lot of money on renovations, as the inside of the restaurant is beautiful (from the menu to the teapots to the overall decor). I found the service here to be very good. I came with a party of 16, and the moment we sat there, 3 waiters came up to our table to help put the "pillow case" over our jackets, and then asked if we had any questions and offered English menu where needed. Throughout the night, the waiters were constantly walking around to ensure our cups were never empty, adding soup to the pots, and handing out napkins when they saw that we needed more. I found that all the waiters were very friendly and helpful, which is the exact opposite of most other hotpot restaurants where service is pretty much non-existent. The variety of food offered here was also much better than other hotpot places. They had a lot more unique items on top of the normal items that other restaurants offer. There was also a variety of seafood choices included in the ayce price like scallop, mussels, squid, shrimp. There was also an appetizer bar that offered many different choices of cold dishes. I personally didn't try any of these items, but some of my friends did and some of the dishes were pretty yummy. They also have a dessert bar that offered fruits and a few pastries. The watermelon after all the spiciness was very refreshing. As others have mentioned, all the food items is set up in the middle of the room, and you go up to get your own food. I personally liked this better, as I can take whatever I want and the exact portions I wanted. Also, there wasn't the issue of waiters "missing" our orders, which happens quite often in the traditional ayce hotpot places. Overall, I found XiangZi to be definitely better than other hotpot restaurants. Whether or not it's worth the extra $20/person...I'm not sure. I wouldn't mind coming back again, but definitely only for special occasions. read more

XiangZi Hotpot - Hot Pot Near Me - Markham, Ontario

Food here is ordinary at best. Nothing special without additional cost. I have never been to a hot pot place that charges $38 per person and has a separate soup cost of $16. How are you supposed to cook the food? Decor is nice but that is it. It's a shame as Markham has many great restaurants and we thought this would be one of them. Also they don't accept US credit card. If they use it another 5% on top of the ridiculous jacked up fees. Definitely not a place I would recommend. read more

The break down: $35 weekdays/$39 weekends is the price to pay to even exist inside lel $6 extra for small pot of soup. $15 extra for a large one to share. $2 HIDDEN Sauce/Seasoning Fee even if you don't take any. Premium beef/lamb/pork starting at $9 extra You might have heard that there is no English on the menus but that is false. Coca Cola was on there. What's unique is that they have ChengDu style - oily spicy broth. There's a selection of appetizers mostly stir fry. There's a sleeve and apron available to try keep clothes from smelling. Decor is amazing. Two floors, buffet is on ground floor, watch the oily stairs. Slightly better than average quality food. Let's be honest how much better can frozen food be? read more

This restaurant is not worth going to. It's a scam. The manager is rude and irresponsible. Way over charge and price is not clear. They hit you with hidden fee. Complained but they don't do anything about it Not like the food was any good. It was normal. I had other hot pot that are way better. read more

Unexpected rude service... After ordered the hotpot soup, they just keep asking you if you want some other meats, but without any mention that those are for extra costs. It also charge you 10% tips automatically without any words, and pass you the debit machine straight to the tips page. We were rushed by the staffs saying that other customers are waiting, and started to clean up the table to force you to leave. However, the variety of foods and environment are way better than the service. read more

Food quality 2 Spent too much money on interior. Legend pot is way better. That's all. First time and last time. read more

Food does not justify the price. unreasonable to have "mandatory add-on prices" for soup. Am I going to have hot pot without soup?!. If there's a base price, then it should include a basic version of the food for those who might want to give the restaurant a try but don't want to invest on all the bells and whistles of specialty soups, or high grade meats and seafood. Pricing structure is also ambiguous in accordance to the English version menu provided. Not sure what's an "add on" and what's included. We were handed a menu and that was it. Should definitely have staff give the "have you been here before" speech before leaving customers alone to decipher the menu. Do not wear fancy clothes here because the food smells will stick to your clothes and hair afterwards. the nice pillow case they give will help with your jacket but everything else will smell like the restaurant after you leave. (this goes for most hot pot/ kbbq places tho so its not a surprise) Restaurant looks very nice but upper level diners would have to make their way down to the ground level in order to get the food back to their seats which can be a bit of hassle. High marks on the looks, low marks for substance. Price was the deal breaker for me. Not the place I'd return to for hot pot. read more

We weren't aware that soup was extra charge on top of the $34.99. Be please aware of this when you pick this place. The food was mediocre and nothing special. The waitress asked us to leave and came up with a very lame excuse saying another person booked our table. This was a Monday evening and there were less then 5 tables. I find it such a negative experience and I left with a sour taste. I can promise you that my friends and I will never return back to this place ever again!!! read more

Expensive than other all you can eat but food is a little better than others too. The staffs are nice, a little bit cold if sitting on the entrance aisle as when door open the wind comes direct into the restaurant. read more

We sat down at our table for literally half an hour and still couldn't order so we just left.

Summary: good, though on the pricier side, as far as hot pot goes. Pros: -- spacious interior - big pro when you're sitting around boiling water, and especially as the ingredients are self-serve, nice being able to move around without worrying you'll knock things over -- nice servers - we didn't interact with them much, but they offered tea while we waited for seats and were basically helpful when we had questions -- options - lots of things to eat! including veggies, meat, seafood etc. standard sauce ingredients, and an assortment of dessert-y things including fruit. Cons: -- price - the prices weren't super clear; usually when you go for AYCE there is one flat fee, but here we paid the flat fee and were surprised that we paid for the soup base separately. For 2 people, the total came to over $100, tax and tip included, which we thought was pricy for what it was: boiled meat that you both go to get and cook yourself. -- service - might've been nice if the servers brought you the ingredients, instead of having to get it yourself. read more

Service was okay but the food is mediocre. Pretty expensive and even though the place is huge and the decor is nice, not worth it.

Very annoying, this restaurant kept sending me promotional text messages, even though I tried to block their numbers. It doesn't help when my first and last experience at this restaurant was already bad! read more

This is definitely not the place you want to spend on a Saturday night. We have a booking for 7:00pm. Got there like 10 minutes earlier, they present us the table and then another waiter told us that we have to leave and wait for 7:00 to get the table. So we did waited. But at 7:00, they said they have no table. Very bad service. read more

The food quality, service and the broth does not worth the price. I don't see why do I have to pay $20-30 more comparing to ordinary hot pot chain like moral village or Mongolian. read more

I am writing this as I sit on my toilet in pain (stomach and abdominal.. not fun). Had dinner at Xiangzi yesterday between 6-8 pm. Dunno what exactly went wrong...but the beef meatball was sour (spit it out immediately after first bite)... sigh... I am in pain. read more

My daughter was craving for Hotpot and this place at the corner of our house. Got there and the first floor was packed and second floor empty and single pot was not available which was fine. We were guided to our table by the reception and as you walk to your table you passed the food stands and I was not impressed. The foods were Splattered all over the place and the staffs were too busy to clean up. After we got to the table, my daughter and I looked at each other and we left. Not impressed at all. read more

Okay so this place can't get a 5 Star from me on principle alone. We came because some friends said it was amazing. And yes I agree the food is fresh, it has a great selection and it has like 5 types of tripe!!!! Anyone who knows me I LOVE tripe. Anyways, be warned. It costs 38 dollars for the all you can eat, and then 6 dollars plus for the soup, and then they don't tell you they charge you for sauce. Which doesn't make sense because if they charge you for sauce there should be the option to not get the sauce but it's on the buffet table. ‍ The place has really great tea as well. So while I enjoyed myself, if the price was 10 dollars cheaper due to those hidden fees I would 100 percent give this place a 5 Star. read more

Came here with huge expectation, just look at the renovation, it brings back memories when last time I got to restaurant that spend so much detail in renovating the place. May be just too much detail on the decor and not enough on service nor food. The setup is all the food in the center for you to walk over and get your food, then you walk back and cook in your pot. Should have wear my sneakers... ladies especially if you sit on the second floor, it's a long way down and long way up. Maybe I'm just lazy and spoiled, got all used to people bringing me food, or is that the norm? Then why are we paying service charge if we are serving ourselves? The charge per person is certainly a bit more pricey than your average hot pot place. The spicy broth big pot I ordered taste like nothing I ever had before, especially the amount of salt in there was ridiculous, making it difficult to finish what I start eating without rushing for a drink of water to flush down the salt. So can't even comment the taste, as salt is the only thing I taste. I mean the place is crowded, you gotta line up to get in, they have a circle of stools for you to sit and wait, the decor is good but not the food. read more

Normal food, but a lot more expensive. When I walk into the restaurant, it's real cool because of the awesome Chinese effect they pull on. Super Chinese music, olden Chinese design... it just wows you. But... you can get any of the food for a cheaper price. 35.99 per person, plus another $5 for the soup base... yikes read more

Ugh. It wasn't worth the $60 per person. In addition to the $38 per person, they charged us $17 for the soup to cook the food. We are going to hot pot, of course we are going to order the soup! While the selection was ok but for that price I would expect the crab, lobster, tiger shrimp, some cuts of beef to be included. If you normally eat all that for hot pot then you need to pay extra. Additionally, service was very spotty. They set you up fast enough but then disappear for most of the meal. Took us over 20 minutes to find someone to get water and more tea. Save yourself and don't bother with the place. I learned the hard way. Warning to all those that want to use their non-Canadian credit cards to pay that exorbitant check they serve you at the end of the meal - they do not accept them. Because the restaurant doesn't want to pay the transaction fee to accept the foreign card, we were forced to pay cash. read more

Horrible！！ Please don't go! There is not much food and the price is ridiculous. You even have to pay for the sauce fee. There not much variety of foods and some of them is not fresh. It's totally not with the money. I will not recommend for anyone! Bad service. I wouldn't even give one star. read more

Right when you walk in through the double doors, you already know you'll be paying a little more than your usual hotpot restaurant. I was blown away by the grand entrance and fancy décor used throughout the moment I entered. The owner definitely spent a lot of time and effort perfecting the ambiance of the restaurant to replicate traditional Chinese architecture. I was seated on the first floor which made the buffet very easily accessible versus being seated on the second floor giving you a very nice birds eye view of the buffet. I wouldn't have minded either seating arrangement. It's a matter of preference and whether or not you're bothered by having to carry your food up the stairs. The tables were laid out nicely with enough room for people to walk by without bumping shoulders with food and hot water in their hands. Aprons were provided for those who are messy eaters and are afraid they might stain their clothes with sauces while chair covers are provided to cover jackets and personal items in case the occasional passerby accidentally spills something which was a very nice touch. My family and I had selected the individual pot option so that we could each try a different broth for our hot pot experience. Each broth varied in price in addition to the price you'd be paying per person for all you can eat. You can also eat out of one pot which would be a little less expensive, however you'd all be limited to one flavour. There was a large variety of hotpot items, cooked foods, condiment options, and desserts to choose from at the buffet station that was constantly being replenished. Plates were constantly being cleared from the table and water was replenished in our pots all the time. Service was great, but the only downside to this whole experience was that the menu was mostly written in Chinese which may deter some customers. Overall a pleasant experience. read more

XiangZi Hotpot - Hot Pot Near Me - Markham, Ontario

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I don't usually write any reviews, but when I do, the restaurant is either really good or really bad, and this place is definitely the latter. They do not have a huge variety of food, and the food is not particularly good or fresh. They are charging $38.99 (Friday to Sunday) per person and you have to pay extra for the pot of soup ($6 for a small pot). They are charging an extra $2 ish sauce fee as well, even if you didn't take any. This was my first time, and definitely the last time there. I would not recommend this overpriced and overrated place to anyone. read more

Came here with my friends. We were not happy with the price at all for the quality of the food. It was way too expensive! The service of the staff was not bad. There were a lot of variety of food but it was definitely not clean. My husband and I came home having diarrhea. Not even kidding. I was not happy seeing the meat left out as some of it were iced and some were not. That causes bacteria and cross contamination! The price was VERY UNREASONABLE for this quality. I'm better off buying my own grocery and hot potting my own at home. Will definitely not recommend and WILL NOT COME BACK. read more

This is my first review. Finally tired it today but totally disappointed. Decoration is amazing as everyone said. There are a lot self-serve food choices but nothing is special. They charged $21 for the soup base which is big surprise. If you dont like salty food, never go there, the expansive soup base is way too salty. And not like little sheep, they didnt offer free drink. For me, the quality of the meats (mostly sliced beef and lamb) is most important. However, the frozen meat there is pretty bad, not even at the average compare to other $20 AYCE hot pot. At the end, they charged $160 for 3 of us. I paid $200, the waiter ask me if I need change. Excuse me! Sry, I am not rich as you think. The waiter came back with the change and waited there while I was talking to friends. So I asked she what she was waiting for. She answered that she need to get the tips back first. I am not sure if they know that the customer probably never come back again so they have to supervise the tipping process. The whole experience was so bad,we left $20 tips and would never come back again. read more

XiangZi Hotpot - Nice deco, poor food. However, the watermelon is very fresh and sweet. - Hot Pot Near Me - Markham, Ontario

We love their tomato soup base! Theyre known for their spicy soup base but it is so spicy your mouth gets numb, and way too hot to eat. You get an option of sharing a big pot (get 2 soups) or you can get your own individual soup. The soup bases start at $10 in addition to the buffet price, so it does get pricey. On weekdays they usually have promotions on the price of soup bases. They have a large selection of items for hotpot which is self served. They also have a dessert section, a soup section and a cooked foods section. They have lots of sauces to choose from. They also provide aprons to prevent splashes getting onti your clothes. I come here purely for their tomato soup base, i havent found a different location wirh a better tomato soup base than this place ! read more

You get what you pay for-QUALITY! yes it's expensive but it's clean, the food is fresh and you can't wait to dive in cause the meat is not questionable and the veggies are vibrant and beautiful. They have all you can eat snow pea leaves!!! Who the hell offers that?! They have jacket covers to keep your jacket from smelling of hotpot, bibs, and if you want super luxury items in your soup you can pay extra to get it. You can have a private room as well for any particular reason you want. You pay for top notch cleanliness and atmosphere, the sauce selection is amazing! I love morals village and I think it's the best in the city but this is comparable. It could be a tad cheaper and have more soup options or dual soup options for single person but other than that I love it! If you want cheaper old school hotpot go to the places that offer that. You wouldn't go to pizza libretto or a pizzeria with an atmosphere and expect to pay the same price as pizza pizza or expect the same quality. Same goes for everything in life, four seasons Hotel vs Howard Johnson...I'm sure you get my drift by now. Stop making it hard for businesses to do well by being unreasonable! read more

Bad and bougee upscale ayce hotpot. I went in Feb 2018 and for 2 people it costed about 120$. There was no wait time as the restaurant is very large and I was seated upstairs. Which gives a nice birds eye view of the food. Everything is very sanitary and clean. They had a cart for the tea and the staff was very tentative to our needs refilling tea throughout the meal. I liked how the plates are in this hexagonal shape so you can separate different meats, veggies and seafood. The biggest perk of this resto is the ayce scallops. I think I ate about 10 that night of scallops alone. The desserts are not bad and not great either. There was a green tea soft serve machine which was a nice addition to some fruits and other desserts. I like the the puddings are small so you can try many different items. Some of the disadvantages were the broth prices. I think I went a bit too ham and ordered the family size which added 20$ to the bill when I got to choose 2 flavours. I choose the recommended broth which was spicy and then a non-spicy one. Another disadvantage was time it took to get the bill. It took almost 15 mins... there were many tables wrapping but I wasn't too happy and it did affect the tip. I would have provided 15% but instead I went with 12%. read more