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Gom Shabu Shabu

3.9 (326 reviews)
PriceyKorean, Hot Pot
Closed • 11:00 am - 9:30 pm

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Casual
Moderate noise
Good for kids
Good for groups

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Sally A.

Loved the experience! Their quality of the food was outstanding and the restaurant is always so clean and nice vibe in there. My favorite is the basic soup & getting bunch of different vegetables and meat! Its all you can eat and there is so many options. I love to make: Ponzu, garlic, otster, sugar and chili sauce. Their service is always great even if its older Korean women in the hall! They are always so friendly. My biggest go to is Lamb, cabbage and fishballs!

Rachel K.

My group of 4 came for Monday night dinner. The restaurant was pretty quiet and service was quick! The quality of ingredients (produce and meat) was great although I wish there was more of a selection. Soup bases offered and sauce bar was standard. Overall this was a solid shabu shabu experience and I would come back.

all you can eat
Judy N.

Haven't been here in years and this place still delivers a quality shabu hot pot experience. They still have their all you can eat menu and I highly recommend this one. The preset hot pot experience is also worth it too. Options still include nicely thin cut meats such as angus beef, brisket, pork, chicken, lamb, and premium beef with my favorite being the brisket, a variety of noodles, and an assortment of vegetables, roots, and seafood that I love in hot pot. I don't think they have changed the recipe for their fixes broth. And as always, once all the food is cooked, that broth just becomes more flavorful. Also, there are different spice level sauces to dip your food in for extra flavor. Service is still attentive and delivering. I can tell the hot pot stations are aging. I could barely see the up and down buttons to control the temperature of our broths. But this establishment is still surviving and I can see why.

David L.

First time here. It was a clean restauran. We were immediately seated which was good. Selection of hot pit items was good, especially the meats. You have to order items via a check sheet. There was 3 of us so we ordered 3 orders scallops. We got 3 scallops. I miss places where you can grab what you want instead of ordering like this place. Overall it was good place for AYCE hotpot.

Jennifer H.

Food options aren't that big compared to other shabu like urban for an example. You cannot change your broth even though you're paying for all you can eat. I will say, the meat quality looked amazing compared to other places. But their overall menu and veggie and soup options aren't great. I do not think I will be returning anytime soon. Service was alright, kind of felt rushed even with 1.5 hours to go before they closed.... Ambiance is clean and typical Korean place but the service was blah. Veggies were limited..... everything was blah Besides the quality of their meat. That I have to give 4/4.

Alissa C.

Went on a whim to gom shabu shabu since it was 15min away from me and it was delicious. Thankfully I had been to a hot pot place recently and realized that they have all the broth spices and meat dipping sauces on a island buffet in the middle, so I didn't miss out on that this time! The waitress came by to take our order almost immediately and everything came out right quick after we would ask for something. She even filled our broth without asking. Would definitely come again

Samuel D.

Great selection for the all you can eat! The broth choices are flavorful and not too overpowering. The service made sure to check on you when they could even when super busy. I would recommend checking in this place out and trying that all you can eat menu.

Regular Beef
David C.

They have a menu, but unless you don't plan on eating much, all you can eat is the way to go. That way you can sample a variety of meats, vegetables, seafood, and more. Great place to eat like no tomorrow with friends/family. Keep the temperature setting in mind as the pot can overflow if you boil it too much. Set the temperature somewhere between 500 and 1200 depending on if you are waiting or actively cooking food and give it one or a few minutes to cook. Service is fairly fast. Ambience is good - it can get crowded during dinner hours though.

Sauces and food
Ellie D.

Currently it's $35 for all you can eat. While this isn't a bad AYCE price, I'd expect to have more options for the dishes. The pickings are on the slimmer side compared to other AYCE hot pot/shabu shabu but enough to still leave you full and satisfied. One thing I haven't seen at other places is the option to order a house sauce. I personally loved the Less Spicy one but the Non-Spicy and Spicy we're also good. I did not like the Medium Spicy and didn't try the Very Spicy. I like how the side dishes come out in small servings so you can figure out what you like. The meat comes out in larger serving sizes which, in my opinion, is phenomenal. Overall I'm glad I tried it but it doesn't make my favourite list.

Gerald H.

Stopped here for our Wednesday night meal after setup. For those of you who are fans of my Yelp - usually setup day at conventions are Thursday. So we were a day early. This is Vog's favorite hot pot place, and I had been here several years ago with our buds. On that trip I was a little in over my head and didn't know really how to negotiate it all and just threw in the towel - but this time I decided to lock in. For first-timers this is an AYCE where you pick meats and vegetables and they bring them to you raw and you cook them in your pot making different foods. You are able to pick the spice level of the sauce they bring you or you can go to the sauce bar and make your own. We had several items - lamb, brisket, beef, corn, zucchini, carrots, lettuce wraps, ramen, rice, etc. we made lettuce wraps with the meats and sauce, ramen dishes with the noodles- and the rice they bring out is already cooked. I almost forgot - you can also order dumplings as part of the AYCE and drop them in your hot pot to cook them - as they come precooked but flash frozen. This trip was way better - they handled us way better, Vog was in his element holding court and making sure we all were dialed in and kept it going to insure a good meal. Overall I really liked this place - and just as a recommendation - when you're cooking - keep your pot at 1000 - when waiting for refills drop it to 500. Good meal - would come back.

All you can eat!
Nina B.

Always a great experience at this location. Service is much better than Annandale. The food is so good and always hits the spot! Good place for date night but they also accommodate larger crowds with ease too! I recommended using extra bowls/plate to dump your food on so it doesn't overcook and so you don't burn your mouth. Ask for a few papers when you sit and just press the button when you need something from the servers

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Great quality great food nice servers good price with plenty of options clean restaurant bathrooms and chill decor.

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Amazing House Sauce! Servers can be a little hard to flag down so make use of the call button at your table :)

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Love it here great food good service always leave here satisfied. Definitely a great place to eat.

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Ask the Community - Gom Shabu Shabu

Can someone who went recently let me know the price of one person for ayce?

I was there about 3 weeks ago and I believe it was $26.99 for AYCE. I do not remember the pricing for kids.

Has this place reopened already?

Yes it has

Do they offer military discount?

They do not.

Do they take reservations?

Yes, for party of 6 or more, I believe.

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