Swish Shabu Shabu & Sukiyaki

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JessJess88

Joined 5 years ago

Shabu Shabu. Best place in town!!

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westie2

Joined 7 years ago

Overpriced. This restaurant has relocated in the interim since our last visit some 4 plus years later. This time we shared orders of scallops and shrimp that also included udon noodles, Napa cabbage, onion, mushroom, broccoli, scallions and rice. We cooked the seafood and veggies in a hot pot filled with seawater and then dipped each in either of two sauces which may be customized for one tastes by adding of chili sauce, daikon and/or garlic. The ingredients were uniformly fresh and the overall experience enjoyable, but the amount of seafood was ridiculously small in relation to the price.

11/04/06This fairly new restaurant serves shabu-shabu and sukiyaki. The staff is very friendly and patiently walks newbies through the entire process from ordering to cooking. We selected seafood (shrimp, salmon, tilapia and scallops) shabu-shabu. Veggies, tofu, mushrooms, and (2) types of noodles accompany each entrée. You cook your own food in a seaweed-enhanced water and then dip each cooked item in one of 2 sauces. You are encouraged to adjust the sauces to taste by adding chili sauce, scallions, hot pepper sauce, minced garlic and/or minced white radish. The broth is not consumed, as is the case with Vietnamese Pho. Unlimited rice is included and prices are reasonable. It was truly a unique and delicious dining experience.

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Contributor

Joined 10 years ago

Editorial Review. Diners gather around a large, U-shaped bar to enjoy Japanese hot pot-style meals consisting of sliced beef, vegetables and sauces.