Little Sheep Hotpot Singapore @ orchardgateway

Meat is good, price is okay. We went there with the 1 for 1 pork platter.

Excellent food and service! The seasonal promo 2 for 1 pork shoulder was an amazing deal, as well as the birthday promo of their signature lamb roll. Pricey but well worth it! You do get what you pay for! The mushroom soup base was thick and flavorsome! Do finish the soup first before they refill-dilute with plain hot water. The signature mala soup base was quite flavorsome too but on the mild side, perfect for those with low spice-thresholds. The lamb rolls were delicately gamey and not overpowering. ?????? Pork was just alright, very tender, and almost melt in your mouth too, but much preferred their namesake lamb. Service was very warm, friendly and attentive! Highly recommended! The drinks were overpriced ($4.90 for winter melon, $5.90 for sugar cane) but you are not obligated to order them!

Absolutely horrifying experience! Soup was bland and tasteless - you can simply tell by the colour and consistency of the soup. Also severely overpriced, we paid $180 for 4 pax but the food portions were quite little. For this price, we would have gotten better food quality and quantity at HDL. Beef/lamb skewers were going at 3 sticks for $20. Little to no meat I would say, just roasted veg and all fatty parts. Dinner was totally unsatisfying. We proceeded to HDL upstairs after.

If you’re looking for a hotpot place that does not have such rich and thick flavour soup, you can give this place a try. Unlike the other hotpot places like hdl and biap, the soups are rather mild - some would say tasteless but I think it’s healthier. Their grilled meats were really good. Their lamb was very fresh and didn’t have the gamey taste. Price point similar to hdl and biap.

My very first visit here and I was at a loss on what soup to order so the staff recommended that I take up their most popular soup combination, which is Original White Soup and Mala. I can see the rationale behind this combination, where the light, almost herbal-like White Soup helps to complement the fiery, spicy and flavourful Mala broth that's on the other spectrum. I didn't quite enjoy the White Soup though, as it tasted a little bland for me, or it could be because my taste buds were too accustomed to the Mala broth but nevertheless, it did help to counter the heat from the peppercorns. The Mala broth here was different from what I was accustomed to - clear and light, unlike the thick and dense version that we see at various other hotpot places but that did not affect its taste. Notable for their lamb cuts, they certainly did not disappoint with their thinly sliced meat that did not exude any gamey flavours. Special shoutout to their lamb skewers, which are smokey and seared in all the right places. Tender and juicy, the cumin showered upon it makes this extremely flavourful and I simply couldn't stop at 1. It may be a little too salty for some, but I'm a 重口味 person so this is right up my alley.

Lamb skewers no need order. Lamb platter the first meat got a very strong lamb smell. Soup is watery and tasteless. Pricey compare to happy lamb at Pacific Plaza.

First time eating lamb hotpot. My experience is good. The service is good. She is quite polite. Overall the hotpot was quite good, I like the soup base as it is, not too strong. The fresh lamb meat is a little too less. But the grilled lamb was quite flavouring. Their signature chilli sauce was very good. The price is a little on the high side.

We ordered the chicken & mala soup. Ordinary, edging on the salty side. The slices of lamb were surprisingly quite good as I was expecting them to have a strong smell. But very palatable. The lamb skewer was the winner. Tasty. $60+ per person.