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    Tabu Shabu

    4.5 (181 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 3:00 PM, 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM

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    Xixi H.

    Excellent shabu shabu experience in SFV! We sat at the bar because it looked fun and it was a blast! We sat around the edge but each seat had its own personal burner. We didn't notice until we were leaving that you can request a spoon and tongs - I'll do that next time because the chopsticks game was struggling with the slippery udon noodles . All three of us got the ribeye off the recommendation of someone else at the bar and it was excellent. Overall I will say service was a little bit slow at the beginning and end of our evening because the restaurant was quite busy but it was ok because they were plenty attentive while we were eating. We made a reservation which I do recommend since it got quite packed while we were there. I never saw anyone waiting in line though so make with that information what you want. There's a parking lot/garage but I also easily found street parking (free on Sundays). They also had a small smoker device to put on Old Fashioned drinks which my friend got and it was really entertaining. They have many different flavors, such as apple, peach, oak, etc. My friend said she didn't really taste the apple in hers but it still had a unique flavor.

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    Kathy Z.

    This was my first shabu shabu experience and it wasn't a bad time at all. Perhaps I didn't have anything to compare it to, but I thought we had a good meal. I wish I could have picked the veggies, as I ended up with a bunch that I wasn't keen on, but perhaps I should ask next time. The noodles didn't look appetizing, but they looked much better once warmed and served. Fair amount of meat, though prices seemed a tad bit high for the quality and portion. I appreciated that they walked us through the sauces and how to use the setup. Presentation was ultimately a bit lackluster, but again perhaps I am just not yet aware of expectations. One thing, though - we sat near the door, and the contrast of the hot cooking with the windy and chilly air did not make for the greatest experience. Try to sit away from the door if you can. If we come back, we'll have to try some other broth available there. Not sure what we had is memorable enough to return for - but I'm willing to come back for more.

    Odessa P.

    Came back here for another cold night and got seated right away. Our server was great and checked on us multiple times. We also got a free appetizer from a yelp review offer from Angie. Parking was still challenging but not a big deal, ambience is fun with various artists playing on air. Highly recommended and it's on my list if craving for hot soup.

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    Tatiana M.

    After waiting so long for this place to finally open I feel like it's a bit lack luster. Just so you know it's not an all you can eat hot pot spot and they are pretty conservative with meat portion you'll have more vegetables than anything for sure no matter if you get a larger meat portion. Our servers were great! I heard them explaining to first time hot pot customers how to cook and they're very helpful and friendly. Maybe this would be a good spot for a first date or family but I came here with friends and we were thinking strong drinks and a lot of meat it wasn't the case it's very casual and calmer than any AYCE hot pot spot The broth options were nice we tried their Miso and tonkatsu I was very happy with the tonkatsu had to ask the staff to hunt me down a spoon or ladle to drink it Overall it's fine nothing I'd go out of my way for but nothing I'd put on a never come here again list

    Clara K.

    I've been to Tabu for lunch twice now and it's definitely a solid spot for shabu shabu in the Valley. The meat is good quality and veggies are fresh. The Wagyu chuck eye beef option was flavorful and tender. I would get it again. They have the standard ponzu and sesame sauces and hot/spicy options as well. They will refill your sauces or water/broth upon request. It is a little pricey but in line with other shabu shabu restaurants. Parking is available in the shared lot (there is an underground level) in addition to on the street.

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    Courtney M.

    I was so happy a Shabu Shabu restaurant opened close to me. It's located on Ventura blvd with a large parking lot underground. I made a reservation which was easy but when we got there they had open tables which was nice. The waitress was very sweet and explained the process to us and helped us pick out meats. I went with the salmon and it was delicious! The vegetables and noodles were great and the miso broth was the perfect addition to cook everything in. I'm excited it's so close to me so I can come back and try all the other meats and broths and noodles.

    Kaori T.

    I love shabu shabu and hot pot and this place does not disappoint. Their meat slices are cleaner cuts, you can pick your size, and they have a pretty nice variety to choose from. I personally would get the most simple version and I would sit at the bar where all the action is located. Also get the secret spicy sauce and kale noodles. But really, you can't really go wrong. It's cozy, efficient service, and just a fun place to dine and eat. And it's healthy!

    Dana M.

    I was looking for a good Shabu place in the valley and this place popped up first. I'm so glad it did! First let me say, everyone was very friendly and welcoming. We sat at the shabu bar (open seating first come first serve) and our waiter was so nice and very Knowledgeable of the menu. I wasn't sure which base/broth to get and he explained them all. I opted for the seaweed broth and added my own sauces in the pot for flavor. I did the 2 item LG (shrimp and ribeye). All items come with a plate of veggies (mushroom, spinach, carrots, tofu... and I'm probably missing an item or 2 lol). Service was fast and the food was good! I wish they had more seafood options. There is no outdoor seating, however they have the hightop bar or table seating. Parking is limited at the top but they do have a lower level parking garage (no charge). They played really good music (not loud which is good so you can talk to your group/party while dining). Definitely give this one a try!

    Maddy M.

    I haven't had shabu shabu in many years and I was excited to see Tabu Shabu pop up in the Valley! I came here on a weeknight and it was relatively chill. They do have some tables, but we sat at the hightop counter seats which was fun. It felt somewhat like a communal dining experience but I was still able to talk to my friend and didn't feel cramped at the counter. Service here was great! Our waiter was very attentive and answered all the questions we had about the menu. I got the beef belly which was pretty good! If you aren't familiar with how shabu shabu works, you have to cook everything yourself so you kind of have to stay on top of your bowl as everything is floating around and cooking in there. So if something is overcooked its your own fault haha. I learned that my noodles should go in last and they only need to go in there for a short period of time cause I definitely overcooked them. I really enjoyed the dipping sauces and all the veggies that came with the soup. You can choose between portion sizes and they have all kinds of meat options. Th restaurant itself is pretty vibey and cute. They have a nice list of sakes, wine and beer as well. Definitely a great spot if you are looking for something other than your usual dining experience. Recommend!

    Dianna D.

    Came here twice in a span of 4 days. I really enjoyed the shabu experience. You choose your broth, rice, noodles, and protein size. They all come with a plate of veggies. Note that specific broths and noodles are an added cost. Both times I chose miso broth with a side of spicy chili paste and udon. For protein, I've had angus ribeye and then short rib. Not sure how they measure between a regular and large portion, but they did kind of look discrepant between both visits. I think when I eat shabu or hot pot, that's the only time I get my allotment of veggies in my diet so I really like the assortment of vegetables that includes mushrooms, cabbage, bok choy, broccoli, spinach, carrots, and tofu. Meats are sliced really thin, so a quick dip in the boiling broth is sufficient to cook it. Upon the first visit, one of the servers was putting away the utensils, and we overheard her tell another server they didn't look clean. She replied to put it back in the wash, but she continued to put them away in the metal containers which was a bit off-putting. Parking in a lot with other businesses or street metered parking. Located across from Trader Joes.

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    Jasmine D.

    My sister and I dined here yesterday and absolutely loved this place. The food was excellent, inexpensive and the workers were really nice. I do think they were slightly understaffed that day but everyone was working hard and doing their best and I really appreciated that. There's parking right out front and the restaurant was easy to find. One thing we loved was the bar style seating for smaller parties. If your group is under three people you sit at the bar setup to eat, which we thought was super cute and different. They don't take reservations unless your party is four or more and if they're busy they have a Yelp waitlist you can join ahead of time. Overall great food, friendly staff and a nice setup. We'll definitely be coming back.

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    EJ J.

    It's crazy how when my wife and I met, we used to have to go to downtown LA just to get Shabu shabu at a place called Yojie. It was one of our favorite spots and when we would explain shabu to people they didn't understand what we were talking about. Now you can find shabu shabu places around but none are quite as good as Tabu. Every Friday we try to grab dinner at a restaurant as a family and have our kids try new food experiences they've never had before. Well this was a fun one! We called Tabu and asked if we needed a reservation. They asked how far I was and that they would save a booth for us. Once we arrived, we were met with a small, cozy, modern and clean restaurant with a friendly hostess who asked if I was EJ. They quickly sat us at our table and grabbed our drinks. Our waitress explained the menu and we decided to order our meals and kid's meals. We always love when a restaurant has kid's meals or at least cuts the price in half for children. They heated the pots up and we got to work! How it works is, you pick your base (we got the sukiyaki) and then you pick your protein (I got the angus beef and salmon, the kids got the angus beef and my wife got the wagyu (so good!). They bring you a bowl of rice and a plate of vegetables and noodles you toss in the pot. Shabu Shabu means swish swish, meaning you take your protein and swish it for a minute in your hot pot and then eat it. I also ordered a drink called Ube Horchata which I wasn't really a fan of but I drank it just because. However, I believe it's an acquired taste that only some will enjoy lol. Our kids loved everything they had and my wife said she will be going back there all the time. Overall, we will 100% be back and the only thing they could add the make it perfect is to add chocolate fondue as a dessert. Swap out the hot pots for pots of chocolate with a plate of brownies, marshmallows and fruit that you can dip into your heated chocolate. OOOOO 5 out of 5 Afros

    Rebecca B.

    Tabu Shabu was unfortunately underwhelming from start to finish. From the delay in being greeted and seated to the overall presentation of the food, the experience felt lackluster. The broth was bland, the vegetables felt low quality and hastily plated, and nothing about it felt particularly authentic for a hot pot spot. We sat at the bar expecting a more elevated experience, but the pot controls are positioned on the server's side and since service was minimal, our broth was left boiling long before any of our food arrived. It just felt disjointed and poorly executed overall. Safe to say, this was my first and last time straying from my go-to hot pot spot.

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    Ask the Community - Tabu Shabu

    Is this restaurant like other Shabu Shabu places that are All You Can Eat? I'm used to places where you pick your own sauces and vegetables. Thank you.

    Hello! Thank you for your question. We are an la cart premium Shabu Shabu. Full plate of vegetables and unlimited sauces and rice.

    Is the foam sauce peanut based?

    Do you have vegan options?

    Hi Teresa, yes we do! We offer full vegetable plate options :)

    Do you guys have fresh meats, veggies, noodles? Free parking? Good sake and craft beers?

    Yes, we have all of that!

    Does TS deliver through any of the delivery apps?

    Hello, unfortunately as of right now we do not.

    How's the parking situation?

    Hey Juan, we have free parking in the lot and we also have an underground garage for additional parking. There is also street parking as well.

    Hello :) are you taking reservations?

    Do we need to make reservations on Monday ?

    Hello when are you opening?

    We are aiming to have our grand opening April 26th!

    What day are you opening?

    Hello Fabi, our grand opening is expected sometime in late March / early April! Thank you for your inquiry. We can't wait to serve you!

    Is this place ever opening up?

    Hey Bob! Yes, we are opening up next month in February!

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    Shabuya

    Shabuya

    3.9(1.3k reviews)
    17.2 miWestlake
    $$$

    This is my first time at this location and I'm very happy with this location, especially since it's…read moreso close to my house. My friends and I went on a Saturday night around 6:15 PM. We waited about 1 hr for a party of 6 to be seated, but I saw the waitlist before us, there were a lot of big groups before us. There's valet parking a little further down the street for $2. The waiting area is quite big too so it's not cramped at all. The buffet selection was pretty good, a lot of good variety. All of the servers that attended to us were great, my group was a little disorganized with ordering soup base and meat, as it was half of our group's first time having hotpot in general. I apologize for our chaos and thank them for being so patient with us lol. Will definitely be returning again.

    We were visiting LA for a few days and the Korean place we wanted to go has a huge line so we…read moredecided to move on and found shabuya. The place area for this place was very dirty with lots of trash & hobo so I definitely wouldn't recommend anyone with small children or come here alone. The neighborhood is really sketchy and stinky with lots of flys. The front entrance was also hard to find and no signs of where the entrance was since good map didn't take us to the correct door. We also spent some time looking for parking but they also have a lot for $2 parking for customers so we just paid. Wished they mentioned that when I called so we didn't have to waste time looking for street parking. Food was ok, there weren't many options to choose from other than a few repeated items. The sauce bar was pretty confusing since their name didn't match where they put the sauce. The portion of the meat side were too little and can only order 4 at a time. We finished our meat just couple mins after it was on the table. It wasn't too busy when we went so that was good. Nothing special or good food that I would come back again. The price we paid for definitely wasn't worth it tho.

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    Zhangliang Malatang

    Zhangliang Malatang

    4.1(98 reviews)
    10.4 miWest Los Angeles

    i'm still dreaming about the beef broth two weeks later... zhangliang malatang has SAVED ME from…read morethe shackles of AI-Generated malatang wannabes around Westwood using seasoning packets for their msg-sodium-overload broths (*ahem* Bruin Bowl-- I DIDNT SAY NUN) god bless the Chinese mass cooperate malatang chains that still actually emphasize authenticity. I KNEW it was real when my Chinese international student friend from Beijing dragged me here and raved about it, and she was damn right. My bowl literally only came out to 20 bucks, but mind you i made it pretty veggie heavy. but the quality of the meats, especially like the cilantro beef, was AMAAAAZING. i'm a seafood fiend and like most of the meats were seafood like my eyes were watering from sheer joy. AND MMMM THAT BROTH was so perfectly flavorful and didn't rely on salt. it was genuinely so meaty and wasn't clear, so the fat added so much creaminess not typical in other malatang broths. plus the spice level was PERFECT at medium. the portion i had for 20 bucks was MASSIVE THEY DO NOT SCIMP. i pray that my chinese friend and zhangliang's ceo sleep very comfortably tonight thank you

    Great concept, build your own soup for about $15/lb. Sauce bar with plenty of different sauce and…read moretoppings to choose from. I do think their broth or options at the station might be riddled with MSG. I would suggest others to be wary of this and ask staff if you have any questions before you order. The signs at the "pick your own station" for ingredients are not very transparent especially the marinated meats. Also the same tongs used for shrimp can also be used on the meats so it's cross contamination. The place is clean and staff is friendly. I came at night and it was bright and lively with music.

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    Shabu Shabu House - Meat was okay.. not bad Portions of veggies and noodles extremely small (probably 1/3 of how it used to be).

    Shabu Shabu House

    4.0(1.6k reviews)
    19.2 miLittle Tokyo, Downtown
    $$

    Where does one go when they're suffering from a traumatic home invasion and break of trust by their…read moreown building's contracted maintenance workers hired from Sasser Restoration company? To Shabu Shabu House to drown your sorrows in a calming, serene environment where every bite of delicious wagyu meat and a variety of tofu and vegetables makes your troubles seem a little less prominent in your heart and mind, at least for the moment of the meal. The service here is topnotch and subtle as always, with the young girls always respectful and welltrained by the middle-aged Korean couple who run a great restaurant business. The wife is definitely the hostess, and despite her very gracious business manner, she also reminds me partly of a mom as she bustles by to tell me it's far past time to start eating the cooked meat and stop worrying in my thoughts while staring into the depths of my shabu bowl.

    First time trying this place out and would 100% be our last. Keep in mind this is a à la carte…read morestyle and not AYCE. I'll start off by saying the service is not great at all. Especially the Hispanic lady in the red hair. Passive aggressive acting like she's busy but realistically she isn't. Asked her for radish and garlic and was told " There is not any left, you have to go find it" when that was told to me I was kind of in shock as to where I was even suppose to go find it. . They only have 1 broth only and it's just water, seaweed, and shitake mushroom. I asked if they have soup base and they just shouted at me that there is t any and to use whatever condiments they had in the table which is Chili Oil, Chili Sauce, Chili Powder, Ponzu, and Soy Sauce. Just a heads up also they don't have any hot drops either. Meat quality is mediocre and portions are decent. The restaurant layout was a little confusing you basically sit in front of strangers while you are eating. All in all there are better shabu restaurants near by, go the extra couple minutes for better service and better quality. I would love to write more but it's just not worth it. If you are up for experimenting what bad service feels like come here. If not be warned. Will not come back here again.

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    Xiao Long Kan Hot Pot - three flavor broth

    Xiao Long Kan Hot Pot

    4.3(390 reviews)
    24.7 mi
    $$$

    Went to eat here with the Hubs on New Year's Eve around 5:45 PM on a rainy night. Luckily there was…read moreno line when we arrived, but this place can definitely get busy, so I'd still expect a wait during peak times. Ordering is done by scanning a QR code, which was easy, and everything came out pretty quickly after we placed our order. They also have a sauce bar (extra cost) along with some sesame balls and rice crackers, which was a nice touch. Service was okay overall -- we did have to call our server a couple of times when we needed things. The inside of the restaurant is very pretty and clean for the most part, which made the experience enjoyable. Price-wise, it's on the average to slightly higher side for shabu, but overall a decent spot for hotpot, especially for special occasions or colder/rainy nights.

    As an avid food lover, I honestly want all restaurants to do well, especially those that are by and…read morefor the Asian American community. This was my second time here and overall it's a great experience- fun sauce bar, quick service, elaborate decor - what's not to like? As far as the eating experience goes, I'd give it a solid 4... that is until I went to the ladies room...or tried to. This was my first time going to the restroom and I was appalled by the mustiness of the air and the dirtiness that I saw. I'm familiar with restrooms at basic restaurants and I don't expect aromatherapy candles or scented hand soap but as a consumer I do expect a certain level of cleanliness especially at an eating establishment. I tried to just suck it up and bear it but had to leave as soon as a saw a thin black ring around the toilet bowls...(mold?!?!) Sorry if it's too much info but just had to share- go for the food and the picture worthy decor but skip the bathrooms till they have a thorough clean!

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    MoMo Paradise

    4.1(1.5k reviews)
    26.9 mi
    $$$
    All you can eat
    Takes reservations

    Absolutely love this place. I tried the wagyu experience that includes all meats on the menu and…read moreaccess to the drink garden and farmers market, plus ice cream for dessert. Our adviser, Alex, was so helpful and brought out their special sauces that defining elevated our experience. He explained each beef profile and the broths in detail and walked us through the best way to eat. I was skeptical at first how much different the wagyu versus non-wagyu meats are so we tried the wagyu round versus the eye of round to compare an we can immediately taste the difference. The wagyu melts in your mouth, there's a stronger umami flavor, and overall sticks to your tastebuds much stronger than the non-wagyu beef. Both delicious but I did find the wagyu beef a lot more memorable and much easier to chew. The service here was fantastic and shoutout Alex again for pointing out the happy hour specials. We enjoyed $2 house sake which is unheard of! I love the ambiance in here because you can come as you are but still feels elevated and comfortable. Highly recommend to come with a friend or group and enjoy the experience together.

    Tomatoes in the sukiyaki broth... GAME CHANGER…read more Service was good, we had a reservation at 8:00 and they did make an attempt to squeeze us in earlier. Even though they couldn't accommodate we appreciated the attempt. Everything down to the food and drinks is great. Highlights: - tomatoes n sukiyaki - milk tea and coffee jelly - black cherry ice cream I deducted a star because we were a party of 4 on one burner. We saw an empty table next to us with 2 burners so we kindly asked if we could move. She said no because the two burner tables were for parties of 5 plus. Totally understandable! An hour passes and we see a party of 3 at a 2 burner table AND that empty table still empty. Food is great; make sure you make a reservation!

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