Hawaii Pot Shabu Shabu House

This is a restaurant near dole plantation. It is hot pot. Each person can have a pot. It is all you can eat. Not expensive for lunch, less than 30$ per person. They have lots of choices, dumplings, shumai (really delicious, to my surprise. I like the pie inside it a lot.) The meat is also tasty too.

Had a great experience at this hot pot restaurant! The all-you-can-eat option is definitely worth it — there’s a wide variety of fresh meats, seafood, and vegetables to choose from, and the broth selections were flavorful and rich. Everything was well-prepared and served promptly. The staff was friendly, attentive, and made sure we had everything we needed throughout the meal. Overall, it’s an excellent spot for anyone who enjoys hot pot and wants a great value for the price.

I really like the variety that this restaurant has. They have a great selection and you can definitely get your fill of food. It’s small and nice. Very good vibe and polite people. The waiter was constantly at our table checking on us. It’s pricey if you don’t eat a lot, but if you’re a big eater then you can definitely get your moneys worth.

Very quiet spot to enjoy dinner, space to bring the whole family and multiple options available for meat and sides. Only down fall is it's a little pricey but it is all you can eat so you're only limited by your stomach. The house spicy sauce was delicious and would highly recommend. Staff is very friendly and quickly bring what you ask for.

I love Hot Pot restaurants and happy they have one in my childhood hometown. Located across the street from McDonald's and next to Dong Yang. Service was meh. Not too much interaction but that's alright. Happy that they a burner for every patron so you don't need to share a big pot or you can do the big pot too. There's options. Order your soup, which I did the spicy (forgot what it was called) but it was good compared to another hot pot restaurants I been to. Ordered the premium beef and pork belly. Walk up to the refrigerator and counter to get your vegetables and sauce. For me, I mixed ponzu with their house sauce. Definitely delicious and I'd return when I'm in town.