Small Potatoes is completely to my liking, but the downside is that there is no condiment bar. The hot pot had a spiciness that suited Japanese tastes and was delicious. It would be nice if there was a bit more of a Chinese-style spiciness too. The timing of the meat and vegetable servings was off, so I was confused about when to eat the meat.

I often visit this restaurant when I feel like having hot pot. They have a wide variety of ingredients and course options, so you can enjoy it in different ways each time. But most importantly, having a big appetite is the best! There were four of us this day, so we were able to enjoy a lot of food. We ate a lot, drank a lot, and had a great time! 🍲🥢

I opted for the standard course without seeking high-quality meat (both premium lamb and regular lamb are delicious). The amount and taste of the meat were sufficient. I am someone who loves to eat a lot of vegetables, so I added enoki mushrooms and chingensai. The enoki mushrooms were large and delicious. The garlic, which had been simmered until it was soft and tender, was amazing. The interior of the restaurant is clean, and the service is polite. This is definitely the place for hot pot.

Hot pot is good for the body and sometimes I crave it for the stimulation. This restaurant has a very clean interior and delicious taste, so I visit occasionally. A few years ago, I used to visit the store in Kabukicho often, but I am very happy that there is one in Ebisu now ☺️

I had memories of visiting other branches of this shop before, but this was my first time at the Ebisu branch. I didn't expect it to be such an elegant store. The private rooms were well-maintained and suitable for business entertainment. I was a bit worried that the staff might not come when called in the private room, but they responded promptly, which put me at ease. The taste was excellent. I had high-quality lamb meat. I ordered an appetizer platter and a hot pot with a variety of vegetables and mushrooms, along with high-quality lamb meat. I chose the least spicy level for the red side, but it was still quite spicy (^◇^;) Lamb meat is a food that warms the body in a medicinal way. It was a cold day, so it was nice to eat it on such a day. Thank you for the meal.

We visited the restaurant on a holiday night with two people. Xiao Fei Yang is known for its Chinese hot pot ingredients, and the store itself is famous with locations in various places in the city, so I thought making a reservation would be necessary, and I made a reservation through the Tabelog website. The restaurant is located on the second floor of a commercial building about a 5-minute walk from Ebisu Station. It has a calm atmosphere and feels very clean. The basic seating is at square tables for four people, but there are also counter seats and private rooms for banquets, making it suitable for various occasions. Although we made a reservation, there was only one group of customers when we arrived, and a few more customers came in after us, but there were noticeable empty seats. Now, we ordered the 2,480 yen Casual Hot Pot Course. We chose the cheapest course and decided to order additional ingredients if necessary. You can choose between two types of soup: white broth and spicy soup. If you have a preference for one over the other, it's better to choose one, but most people want to enjoy various flavors so they choose the half-and-half option. For the spicy soup, you can choose from three levels of spiciness. I chose the medium level and it was just right. Both soups have the same base, and if it runs out, you can add more soup for free. The meats were lamb and chicken, both thinly sliced so they cook quickly in the hot pot. The portion size is not very large, in my opinion. I personally preferred the spicy soup. And the best part was that on this day, they had a "100 yen draft beer" campaign, so you could get a Super Dry or Malts beer for only 100 yen. It was so nice to have cheap drinks. Overall, as I mentioned at the beginning, the restaurant has a sense of cleanliness and spaciousness, making it a place where you won't feel uncomfortable no matter who you go with. Thank you for the meal!

On Saturday night around 8:00 pm, I called to request a non-smoking seat. They said the table seats were full but they could seat me at the counter right away. Even though it was past 8:00 pm, the restaurant was crowded. The counter seats were very tight, so I asked to move to a spacious smoking seat that seemed to have no one smoking. The staff was friendly and the atmosphere was nice. They recommended the course menu, but if you order a la carte, each dish is quite large so be careful not to order too much. I ordered a half and half soup with white broth and spicy broth. The thinly sliced lamb meat was the highlight. I think it's safer to order the course menu.

We originally planned to go to a specialized pot restaurant, but it was too crowded, so we ended up finding this place in a hurry. They were able to accommodate our large group of over 15 people with no problem. The vegetables and meat were delicious, and everyone in our group was very satisfied. Thank you for the wonderful meal!

A famous Chinese hot pot chain restaurant. The Ebisu branch is very beautiful, and it seems to be popular for girls' nights out or dates. Ordered a set menu for 3500 yen. Went for the highest level of spiciness. This restaurant is really delicious! You can eat as much as you want. I ordered a sauce similar to sesame oil and garlic, but it's delicious even without it! It's still delicious with the sauce though haha. I want to go back again and again.

I used to avoid hot pot because I associated it with being unhealthy, but after trying it, I realized it's actually a well-made dish. It wasn't completely free of additives, but it was enjoyable for the price. It's a great option when you're craving something light or when you've been drinking too much. The value set was 1980 yen, and with plenty of drinks, it came out to around 5000 yen per person. During the summer, they had a beer fair with Hoegaarden draft beer for 150 yen, which was a great deal. The service was a bit lacking at times, given the upscale atmosphere of the restaurant.

Hot pot, popular among women with a focus on health and beauty. Shaofeiyan, with several locations in Tokyo. I love hot pot, so I have been to the Ginza store many times. This time, I visited the newly opened Ebisu store. Located on the 2nd floor of a beautiful gourmet building, the atmosphere is luxurious with many private rooms. The IH stove is a nice touch. The ambiance and facilities can vary greatly depending on the store, but the prices and food remain the same, so it's good to choose a store based on the occasion. The Shaofeiyan course with all-you-can-drink is around 4700 yen per person. I always end up feeling extremely full to the point of discomfort. Dessert included almond jelly with mango sauce. The plain soup is not spicy but has a strong saltiness. The spicy soup had the spiciness toned down, so even those who are not good with spicy food could enjoy it. The restaurant was not crowded, and we were able to enjoy our meal leisurely without any time restrictions.

The atmosphere of the restaurant was stylish and it seemed suitable for various gatherings. I ordered a medium-spicy collagen hot pot, which had lots of Chinese medicinal herbs floating in it, making it seem good for the body. The vegetable assortment was plentiful with pumpkin and lotus root, which was great. The style was like shabu-shabu with thinly sliced pork meat. Overall, it was a healthy meal that I think would be good for the body.

In the past, I used to go to the Shaofeiyan restaurant in Shibuya with a senior who had a high sense of beauty. The senior was really beautiful (not just her face, but also her skin), and I was always curious about what she was eating. When she took me to Shaofeiyan, I understood why. The hot and spicy soup with capsaicin and various Chinese herbs had a beautifying effect on the skin, she told me. I got hooked for a while. The day after eating there, my skin was glowing and I was so happy. I wonder how that senior who was a fan of the concept of "food as medicine" is doing now... (laughs) This time, we had a girls' night out in Ebisu. As it was getting a little colder, we wanted to have hot pot, so we found the Little Sheep restaurant in Ebisu. I didn't know they had one in Ebisu too. Looking at the photos, it didn't give off the noisy and crowded vibe of Shibuya, but rather seemed chic. We made a reservation for four. The atmosphere at the counter was really nice, so I'm sharing a photo. Despite the upscale feel of the place, the prices are reasonable. It seems like a great spot for a girls' night out with friends from various professions from our school days, or of course, for a date. For those deciding on a restaurant, it might be a good idea to check with the group if everyone is okay with the unique taste of lamb.

I went for lunch with friends on a Saturday. This chain restaurant is where I usually go when I want to eat hot pot, but this was my first time visiting the Ebisu branch. The interior was very clean and stylish. It seems like it has only been open for about a year. They had a lunch special where additional meat was half price when ordered separately. Additionally, beer was also half price! The lunch was quite a good deal. I ordered a combination of white soup and spicy soup with lamb, beef, pork loin, assorted vegetables, assorted mushrooms, and assorted appetizers. The meat was a good deal so I had three helpings haha. The flavors were not too strong and light, so I could eat a lot. The lamb meat was healthy so I could eat until satisfied without feeling guilty. I also ordered the jade sauce as an addition, which was amazing. When you get tired of the flavors, you can eat endlessly with this sauce. The lunch menu was similar to the dinner menu but more affordable. I recommend it!

Good evening. I am Vinegar Kombu. My first hot pot experience was at Xiao Fei Yang. Xiao Fei Yang introduced me to the deliciousness and comfort of hot pot. There are a total of 8 courses, and personally, I recommend the full course. If someone doesn't like lamb, you can ask the staff to change it to pork. For those who don't like spicy food, they offer a soup that is not spicy at all. The good things about this restaurant are: 1. People who don't like spicy food can still enjoy it. 2. There are many courses to choose from. 3. There are a variety of side dishes, including rare vegetables. 4. Since I don't usually eat so many vegetables, it detoxifies my body. 5. The atmosphere of the restaurant feels upscale but the cost performance is good. 6. You can choose from two types of soup. The only thing to be careful of is that it might be better to avoid visiting with a friend who doesn't like spices. Other than that, it is really recommended considering the cost performance.

The stability of deliciousness... It was quite empty on a weekday night. The cheapest course was enough! Plus, you can adjust the spiciness to your liking, which is a must. And most importantly, the beer is cheap, which is the best. However, it's too sad that this store doesn't have Hoegaarden. Getting a 3000 yen voucher when using a 2000 yen voucher at checkout is a great deal.

I made a reservation out of the blue and tried this delicious hot pot. It's been a while since I had such a tasty meal, I ended up eating too much. I will definitely visit again.

Hot pot always feels good for the body and I crave it occasionally. This restaurant has delicious flavors and I really like it.

I have always liked Little Sheep Hot Pot, but I used to frequent the Shibuya branch and other places with a lot of young people, which gave me the impression of being noisy and a bit dirty. This time, I visited the Ebisu branch for the first time, and it was incredibly clean and calm. Also, probably due to the current situation, it was very empty, which was nice. I had the hot pot course, and it was reliably delicious. I would love to visit again!

I have been hooked on this hot pot restaurant and have visited it several times in recent years. Usually, I go to the Shibuya branch, but this time I went to the Ebisu branch. Although the Ebisu branch has private rooms, I was disappointed with the staff. In particular, one female staff member was the worst. I asked the male staff several times to add more soup, but it took a while for it to come. When I told the female staff who brought the dishes, she responded with a nod. And when she overheard us asking for an addition, she responded in a grumpy voice. This female staff member appeared frequently, and if you ask in a bad mood, she becomes grumpy or sometimes ignores you. If she dislikes it that much, she shouldn't be working there. Other than this female staff member, everyone else was good, and the hot pot itself was delicious, so it was disappointing.