Nice to have a hotpot place that is not all you can eat. The taste here is pretty good but really heavy on the salt. Service was terrible even by Chinese standards. One person serving the entire room. For most of our meal we were the only table but the servers back is constantly toward us because shes at the display of uncooked food working on takeout orders. So for basic things like water I had to walk up to her to ask for it.
Midway through the meal we asked her for an order of egg noodle (yes walked up to her to ask for it). She communicates to the kitchen one order of egg noodle. After not coming for a while we followed up. She went to the kitchen, then went to the uncooked food area and grabbed us an instant noodle. 'Isn't this instant noodle?' we asked. She said 'no its egg noodle'. We walk up to the uncooked food area, label says instant noodle. So either she did not know what egg noodle was or she was trying to fool us. I'll give her the benefit of the doubt and say she does not know what shes doing.
As I said, this place is heavy on the salt. The end of the meal's experience is analogous to the opposite of really needing to go to the bathroom. We wanted water intake so badly we were getting antsy to get out of there. The food was so salty that the sauce we dipped the food in would make it less salty. Yes, satay sauce washed our food. By this time there were several tables so no chance we would get any service. Paid, took their tip and bought drinks at Shoppers next door.