All That Shabu

I’ve been here before and the food is always amazing. They have a great selection, the environment is wonderful, and the cleanliness is top-notch. However, my recent visit with a party of five was frustrating for two main reasons. ​1. Misleading Pricing: Online it says dinner is $34.99, but once we got there, we were charged $38.99. That is a $4 difference per person. For a group of five, that’s an extra $20 we weren’t expecting. The restaurant needs to update their website immediately to reflect the actual cost. ​2. Slow Service: Normally the service is great, but this time it took the waiter a long time to check on us for meat or broth refills. When you’re paying more, you expect the service to at least stay the same, but we spent a lot of time waiting around for our next round of food.

I have to give this place an absolute 5 stars 🌟. They are sensational. If you are a Ramen or soup 🍲 type of person this is a must be on my bucket list. When I got there I had no clue what kind of place it was but once I got the run down that its a all you can eat meat , unlimited toppings bottomless broth it feel in love ❤️. Come check them out environment is family friendly and near by irvine spectrum.

My family and I really enjoyed shabu here. They had a variety of meat to choose from. They had a "salad bar" with seafood, noodles, vegetables, various add-ons, and hot food. Food quality was good. They also had drinks and ice cream included - my favorite drink was the rice punch. Service was very tentative and nice. The only drawback was that their broth was just okay. Tip: For broth, get miso + spicy beef for a nice combination of flavor. I got just miso at first and it was kinda plain tasting. Best cuts of meat were #2 Wagyu Beef Belly, #9 All that Shabu, and maybe #4 Prime Chuck Eye Steak. Pick the ones with marbling - those are more tender. * #1 Prime Brisket 3/5 - Okay, tough and chewy * #2 Wagyu Beef Belly 5/5 - Good mix of fattiness and leanness, tender with a bit of chewiness.

The newly opened Korean chain hot pot restaurant offers all-you-can-eat options. On weekdays, lunch is priced at $28.99 with a choice of 7 different meats, while dinner and weekend rates are $37.99, offering 11 meat options. The restaurant features a spacious, very tidy, and clean interior, along with excellent service. There is a wide variety of side dishes, vegetables, and seafood to choose from. Both the dipping sauces and soup bases (6 types) are complimentary, and the soup base can be changed at any time. The dining experience is truly satisfying and filling. For meats, options 1, 2, and 3 are highly recommended as the most delicious, and for soup bases, numbers 4 and 5 are the top recommendations.

Friendly and attentive staff, massive selection, lowest prices, amazing food. I think I ate like 20 servings of #4 (prime angus Chuck eye) I actually love their fried rice and they have great noodles. Everything here is terrific. I did spicy and miso. It was very spicy but not intolerably so.