Shabuway Restaurant Review, San Mateo

Foodnut.com — Sun, 15 Nov 2015 07:00:56 +0000

Shabuway is a Japanese hot pot restaurant in San Mateo that opened in 2004. They also have a location in Mountain View, San Francisco, Santa Clara, San Jose, and Union City. You cook vegetables and thinly sliced beef at your table in a your own boiling pot of watery broth. Shabuway does not take reservations and insists all folks are present when names are called. Our last visit was in 2016, where we get a sense that the business changed hands. Shabuway’s decor is stylish and modern with LCD TVs on the wall. The small restaurant has 3 tables and counter seating. The place used to be very busy and had long waits last year, but has gotten better lately. You get served quickly and can cook fast, so turnover is fairly rapid. They do have other items on the menu, but the draw is the shabu shabu. Shabuway Menu pics (Click to zoom in on any picture) Shabuway’s menu has few options with a choice of 2 kinds of broth, lean or regular beef, regular or large size. Non beef options are a vegetable shabu shabu. ($12.99) Shabuway occasionally adds special meat options to the menu. They have also […]

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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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