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Xiecheng Seafood & Hotpot, Macau

Foodnut.com — Mon, 20 Jul 2015 07:00:13 +0000

Why did we dine here? – Xiecheng Seafood & Hotpot is a popular restaurant in Macau. This restaurant group owns many different restaurants through out Asia including Jinyuexuan. Our friend recommended this restaurant, and we noticed you will not find it in tour books, nor on Trip Advisor. This place is not located on a central street, so you may need a taxi to reach it. Compare this place to Mongolian Hot Pot They specialize in seafood hotpot. You choose your live seafood from the tanks in front of the restaurant before you enter. Asians really want the freshest seafood, and how can it get any fresher than this. We chose razor clams, other clams, geoduck, mantis prawns and several other items from their live seafood selection. Insider Tip – This restaurant is small, so make reservations. Cuisine – Chinese hot pot Location – Macau, China SAR Opened: 1992 Service – Xiecheng Seafood & Hotpot had very good service with lots of servers and helpers roaming around. Nothing shocking in Asia, we wish service in Chinese restaurants in the US would get better! Verdict – Xiecheng Seafood & Hotpot is a great bet if you like hot pot and seafood. […]

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Shabu House Restaurant Review, Burlingame

Foodnut.com — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 07:00:58 +0000

Shabu House is a Japanese Beef Fondue restaurant with locations in San Francisco and Burlingame. Shabu Shabu is a Japanese culinary dish which inspired from the Mongolian tradition of nabemono, or “one pot” cooking. In traditional shabu shabu, thin slices of beef are placed in a communal pot of boiling water and swished back and forth until cooked. We went to the new Burlingame location, open since late November 2009. The San Francisco one opened in late 2007. The big attraction to this place is All you can-eat-and-drink for $39.95. This includes beer, soda, or sake, but you are limited to two hours. (Some reports have indicated flexibility in their timing) The Shabu House SF, CA can get rowdy after the booze hits home. People could battle over using the bathroom! Decor, Vibe – New remodelled fancy decor with lots of flat screen TVs, counter, many tables with two hot pot stoves, private room. Asians in their 20’s were mostly dining. This place was packed and it opened only 2 weeks ago. No advertising and it is hidden away from the main drag. Amazing. Shabu House Menu (Click to zoom into any picture) All you can eat menu Regular menu […]

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