The selection of hot pot items at Made in China are significantly fewer than those of the higher-end hot pot restaurants, but like I said, it's not terrible and includes the bare minimum of fish balls, tofu, beef, lamb, chicken wings, veggies, etc. It's all very standard choices.
The only problem was that after we submitted our order sheet with the items we wanted, it took an awfully long time for the vegetables to arrive. Everything else from the order sheet had arrived except for the green leafy vegetables. We had wanted to eat more vegetables that night but since the leafy greens took so much longer to arrive, we ended up being more full with the other items than we would have liked to be.
I liked that they provided a free beverage. Naturally, I chose the plum juice (always so fitting at hot pot meals!).
Other than the late arrival of the green vegetables to our table, I actually have to say that the service here was very good. The male server was very attentive and alert to when we needed him to bring items for us. It seemed like they really cared about customers.
This was a nice meal to try a Made in China hot pot restaurant. In the future though, if I want more selection and unique hot pot items, I'll opt for the higher-end hot pot restaurants (which are so plentiful these days in the Markham and Richmond Hill area).