Mikiya continues to be my favorite wagyu shabu house chain. I've been to the Houston and Los…read moreAngeles locations, and I'm happy to say the Las Vegas location delivers the same high quality food and excellent service. The wagyu and ingredients were fresh, the broths were flavorful, and everything was consistently great from start to finish. Our server, Christina, was amazing. She was incredibly attentive, friendly, and took the time to answer all of our questions without ever making us feel rushed. Her service made an already great meal even better. It's always nice when a restaurant chain maintains the same standards across different locations, and Mikiya absolutely does. I highly recommend this location, and I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in Las Vegas.

The food was good, and this was my first time here. I've been eating shabu-shabu for over 30 years,…read moreand I enjoyed the ponzu and goma sauces and the vegetable selection. Our server was also very nice and attentive. My disappointment is with how the menu options were presented. I arrived at noon for lunch and was only given the full-price all-you-can-eat menu. Based on what I was shown, I thought the $45 tier was the least expensive option available. When discussing the different tiers with my server, I explained that I really wasn't interested in all the extra sides and additional items--I was simply looking for meat, vegetables, and rice. He even tried to talk me out of choosing the lowest $45 tier, but at no point was I told there was a separate lunch menu. It wasn't until AFTER I had eaten and received my bill that I asked whether there was a standard menu where you could order a smaller meal. That's when I was handed the lunch menu for the first time. I was honestly shocked. The lunch menu was exactly what I had been looking for from the beginning and would have been plenty of food at a price that fit my budget much better. Had I been presented with it when I arrived for lunch at noon, I absolutely would have ordered from it. Instead, I ended up spending around $70 on lunch because I believed the $45 all-you-can-eat tier was the lowest option available. I understand that I could have specifically asked whether there was a lunch menu, but when you arrive at noon for lunch, I don't think you should have to know to ask for a menu that isn't presented to you--especially after explaining that you're only looking for meat, vegetables, and rice. Good food and genuinely good service, but discovering a more appropriate lunch menu only after I had finished eating and received my bill left me feeling really disappointed and unfortunately overshadowed my first experience.

Ann Z was serving us, and she did an amazing job. Food is great as always, best hotpot I've had in…read morelas vegas.

The best place to eat hotpot in Vegas !! Good quality of…read moremeats , veggies and good service from Kevin Definitely comeback

When in Vegas if your planned restaurant does not work out for whatever reason, there are do many…read moreAsian restaurants in the Chinatown area, you'll always have one nearby to be able to go to. So that's what happened to us when we were supposed to try a popular Japanese BBQ spot nearby, but with a two hour wait, it would not work out for us. So, we fell in to this AYCE Hot Pot place which turned out to be an excellent surprise. Staff here from the host to the ones that take your orders and especially the food runners are very much on top of their game. Anything ordered from the kitchen came out within minutes. You are never without any meats to cook or sushi to eat. The self serve vegetable bar, sauce bar, and other accompaniments are up to you. Such a large variety of options. The hotpot burner is so fast, it reaches a boil quickly and you're on to preparing your creation of soup with noodles, seafood, vegetables, and meats that it's endless, or all you can handle. Definitely worth it and it was good we discovered it.

We had a really good lunch at Nabe Hotpot, which is in Chinatown, Las Vegas. The weekend price was…read more$33.95 and includes all-you-can-eat hot pot and sushi. The restaurant provided a 2-sided pot and we chose tonkotsu and seafood broth. They have a buffet area, where you can grab from a huge variety of hotpot items - noodles - ramen, udon, many veggies, sauces, and best of all, seafood - crab, shrimp, mussels, clams, squid, and octopus. For the meats and sushi, we had to order it from our waitress and we could only order three meats at a time. They don't have a lot of of choices for meats, but we tried the pork belly and premium rib eye. We ended up just ordering more and more premium rib eye and no other meats. For sushi, we tried variations of salmon and yellowtail - plain, yuzu, truffle, and carpaccio. The sushi was good, but not exceptional. They don't offer sashimi so nigiri was the best they could do. Sometimes it was too much rice. We tried the lemon salmon roll, salmon roll, and yellowtail roll. They were all good, but not outstanding. We tried the bulgogi and spicy garlic edamame, which were okay. For dessert, we had little ice cream cups, which were good. Service was good. Sometimes it took awhile to find our waitress to order, however, the staff was very quick to remove used plates from the table. Probably the fastest I have ever seen at an AYCE restaurant. The restaurant was large with many tables. Very good hot pot experience at Nabe Hotpot.

Shabuya is my absolute favorite hot pot restaurant in Las Vegas. It is an ALL you can eat and…read morebelieve me there is a lot to choose from. We pretty much don't eat anything before we go because you need a very good appetite. The veggies and protein selections at bar are abundant! The appetizer selections are amazing, lots to choose from. My favorite is the Happy Salmon Roll. You order the meat selections for your hot pot from a menu and they are delicious and fresh. Also a very good selection. The staff is very friendly and attentive. Constantly checking in on you. Place is very clean and you can reserve ahead of time. We usually go between 2-3pm and never had a long wait at that time. It does get very busy during dinner so reservations are recommended at that time. Overall it's a great experience and very delicious.

Visited with a party of 9. The most a table can accommodate with burners is 8. Thankfully they had…read morea portable stove top for to make up for the 9th person in our party. There was a good selection of veggies, noodles, and add-ons. The sauce station's variety seemed less than what I'm used to. The meat selection seemed top notch. The beef selection was great, but they passed it off to us in a stack without even telling us the order of the meat there; I was disappointed by that. The other side of the table got a meat tray that looked grey. I didn't dare touch it whatever it was. They also offered a sushi menu and an izakaya menu, which was just okay... nothing to write home about. I don't recall seeing or being offered any desserts. Would I visit this place again? Maybe. I think Spring Mountain Road has a lot to offer so I'd probably give another place a visit first before coming back here.

I come here often and everytime the service and food is consistently good. I usually will rotate…read morebetween the korean kimchi, sukiyaki, or tomato cream. Just overall good food. Concept is the same as Boiling Point, but the menu items are slightly different.

This is our favorite place to eat after church. The Sea Salt Cream Tomato hot pot with scallion…read moregravy rice is our favorite. Sometimes we also order the Giant Squid, and it's really good too. For dessert, we love their Mango Jelly. Parking is very convenient, the place is spacious, and the service was excellent. At first, we thought it was a family business because all of the servers were so warm and nice. We highly recommend this place!

Loved tonight! Took my gf out here for the first time and she loves it! This is going to be our go…read moreto spot since she loves making her own noodles and I love a good sushi, and this place nails it! Shout out to our server Danny as well as the rest of the staff for such a hospitable experience. Y'all are awesome!

Came here for their weekday late night special, which is all you can eat. Arriving at around 9:30…read morepm, we were instantly seated at a table. There's options for shabu meats, nigiri, rolls, and appetizers. The veggies for the shabu are self-serve, as is the sauce bar. Honestly, my biggest complaint is that the table is definitely not big enough for both shabu + food orders at the same time. As a result, we ended up ordering sushi first and shabu later, to ensure there was enough table space. Maybe getting some tiered dishes or having a side holder for the shabu like maybe hot pot spots have would help here. The sushi was pretty solid and I really appreciated how the nigiri didn't have too much rice. The shabu meat was also pretty solid quality. We ended up going about 4-5 rounds until the kitchen closed at around 11 pm. Service wise, it was hard to get our waiter's attention. The waiters also messed up a couple of our orders, in one case forgetting to put it in until we ordered again, leading to way more food than we wanted. We also ordered soju, which they forgot about and took us 15 minutes to flag them down to get. Why 4 stars and not 5? The price and quality warrants a 5, but the lack of table space + the wait staff mess ups warrants a deduction.

The food was delicious! They have a great selection of unique dishes that aren't usually served…read moreanywhere else that we have found. The service was stellar! Employees were friendly and very helpful. Ambiance was cozy and comfortable. We enjoyed our meal in the nice temperature regulated dining room.

Food all tasted good and it's nice to be able to share. It was pretty dead when i came in and the…read moreonly downside is that for what you get, you could get AYCE for a similar experience yet more meat options. Service was fine, and ambiance is clean with lots of seating. I probably wouldn't come back unless there was a a good special for pricing was going on.

My 11-year-old granddaughter took me to Mala Town for my 70th birthday. I had seen a lot of ads on…read moreYouTube for Mala Town and it looked good. I asked her if that would be ok and she told me she had been wanting hot pot for a few days. We entered and the place was super clean. It wasn't a typical shabu shabu restaurant, since it reminded me of Mongolian BBQ where you pick from over 50 items, from mushrooms and tofu, to meats. Everything was fresh. When your bowl is filled, they weigh it and pay by the pound. They let you pick from one of more than 10 broths, and the level of spiciness. They bring the finished product in brass bowls. Both my granddaughter and I enjoyed our bowls. I had mentioned to Paul (who took excellent care of us) that it was my birthday. He wished me Happy Birthday several times. He made us feel special. We will definitely put Mala Town on our list of places to make a regular visit and where to take people when they visit Las Vegas.

I came here because it was advertised on IG for building your own hotpot the way you want it. I was…read morecurious about the tomato sweet and sour sauce, since I'm looking for the same broth flavor I had back in Oregon. Sadly to say it was nothing similar. When you first enter this place you come up to a bowl and some tongs, it's basically self-serve, and you weigh what you have at the end. They did have a pretty impressive selection of things, but at $15.99 lb I started to limit my options of what I could have. At the end I paid for both bowls for me and my son, I'd say about $40 which was surprising to me since I didn't add much in it lol. I had a few slices of meat, 2 fish balls, 1 packet of noodles, some jelly noodles, and some bok Choy the total for my bowl came out to $20 lol. I wonder, does the bowl itself get tarred out since it carries weight? I should've asked since most of the things to me felt like it shouldn't have weighed a lb. I opted for the sweet and sour tomato, and waited for my bowl to be cooked, which took about 10-15 mins. I also made my own sauce at their sauce bar, with a little selection but made due with what they had. Flavors were ok, and the amount of food I had was tiny. I don't think I'll be coming back. For that price I could've gotten lunch special at an ayce establishment. But it was good to experience it to know what it was about.

We had reservations at 530pm today. Front staff were friendly and hospitality…read more After being seat our server Ryan was amazing with the knowledge of everything. Providing us with detailed information about the menu to giving us a tour of the seafood. Overall experience is one to come back to. Thank you

We had a great experience here. The food is awesome! We got lots of king crab, wagyu, lobster…read morerolls. I'm amazed by the wagyu nigiri with caviar /truffle. Imagine what you get with this price in a restaurant in LA, SF, Seattle, etc. Ryan is our server and I had the best service here. He's very attentive, thoughtful! Our water cup is never empty, the table is consistently cleaned without disrupting! I'd wish him the best!

I always enjoyed dining at Kogi , always! Until this Sat. Sept !9th. We were led to our table by…read moreDustin and from the get go you can feel that he did not want to be there! He never smiled, he made it feel like we were wasting his time when we were ordering! He never checked back, we always had to flag somebody down if we needed something! We actually had to request to change our grill, since no one was checking! I understand that we all go through stuff, but please don't be miserable at work! Stay home! Dustin needs to go back to Customer Service training. Btw, we didn't really enjoy our food this time...

I went to Kogi KBBQ a couple days ago with friends and we definitely enjoyed our time there!…read more Shout out to Dustin for being an amazing server! He was super kind and attentive the entire time. As we were about to panic look for him for a grill change, he was already on his way to the rescue with a grill in hand LOL. 10/10 service! Will continue coming back