Lollipot - Richmond

I had a little late night hunger and there weren't many late food options. Stopped in here for a quick bite about an hour before closing and the place was empty with the two workers passing out from boredom. However, they happily served me and I was very pleased with the taste. Very yummy food at a good portion size and price point. I even got a 2nd bowl of rice to finish off the soup. Highly recommend.

Was a good first time experience. The place is small but homey. The food was served fast, the portions were good but small compared to other hotpot places but the price made up for it. Our soup had alot more versions tofu than meet. The popcorn chicken was nice and crispy. The down side o was the rice was hard.Parking: It’s in a plaza so lot of parking space.

Food is good, they need to do more cleaning. I couldn't help myself so I got rid of the cobwebs in the corners of the walls in the men's washroom and the layer of dust on top of the mirror. The dining tables are clean just need more cleaning on the general areas. I shouldn't be able to see webs and dust that easily in front of me. But that a side, really enjoy the food and atmosphere

Decent food if you order the right things. The coconut chicken hot pot wasn't as tasty as the stinky tofu and Thai pot. The squid appetizer is amazing and way better than the hot pots. The Osmanthus milk tea is very fragrant. Great price to taste and food ratio. The best part is that this place accepts credit cards, which is helpful for Americans who don't have CAD.

My boyfriend and I ordered vitality herbal hotpot and coconut chicken hotpot, pickled cucumber and a drink. I liked the vitality pot a lot but would be great if it has more vegetables or an option to add vegetable to the pot, it’s not too salty and the portion is just right. My boyfriend found the coconut broth a bit on the sweet side and he rates it 5/10. Pickled cucumber is very flavourful, it’s more on the sour side and has a kick to it. Drink is just average. Space is clean and spacious. Parking takes a while on a weekend night.