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Yoshi Shabu Shabu

4.4 (1.5k reviews)
ModerateJapanese, Fondue, Hot Pot

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70-80% fat

I've been coming to Yoshi since they opened and have seen them through many of their phases.. the days when they had super larger portions you could order like their King Kong/Godzilla. The brothers (owners) would expertly slice your portions. They also had great sides like their beef rice don... so much beef over rice. During Covid, they had to pivot from many of their hot dish appetizers like their beef don, but they maintained a high quality of meat you didn't get at other cheaper hot pot locations. When they began serving their wagyu toro, I would generally order 1-2 orders of that along w 1-2 portions of prime ribeye. I want to emphasize I love large fat portions, but today.. Well, take a look at the picture below. I hate waisting meat, but at a certain point my body couldn't handle it. Instead of 50/50 ratio, it was 70 to 80% fat. I tried biting my lip and just eating it, because I was with my family, but by the end I felt sick and just wanted to throw up. The meal wasn't expensive ($140 for 4), but costs enough where you shouldn't hurl after finishing your food. Genuinely feel so sick and never want to go back ever again (it's that bad). It sucks as this was one of my favorite restaurants for YEARS, where I have spent thousands if not tens of thousands over the years inviting different friends and family members. As I was leaving, I told the waiter, that the fat portion was unacceptable and he merely said oh sometimes it's just that fatty... and with that you just lost a customer for life.

Wagyu Ribeye
Andrew R.

Service is wonderful - Taylor was great. Don't forget to ask for a demo if it's your first time. The quality of the meat cuts was great and the Wagyu Ribeye was delicious- had to get a second round of it. I will be back!

Shabu shabu
Gabriel W.

This shabu shabu place is still great. They had gotten rid of their combo deals years ago, but their new model is $8 base for unlimited veggies, sauces, and rice. You can pay extra for a different soup base or add on noodles. The meats are a la crate and average around $7 each. Me and my partner order around 4 meats with the normal base when we visit. My favorite is still their toro and I love their sesame sauce. The employees here are friendly and service is fast. My hot plate happened to be broken this visit, but they were very apologetic. This place is great for dates. All the other parties in the restaurant was here in parties of 2. I would definitely recommend this location over the Plano one because of the better service.

Keven W.

My wife loves shabu shabu. For me my taste likes it, but my stomach does not like it as it makes me have terrible stomach aches. Maybe it is the liquid or maybe it is spice that goes into it. Anyways I ordered the Tonkatsu broth, pork belly and the Wagyu Toro which was great. The rice was good and you get unlimited vegetables if you asked. The service is top notch as well. I do like the peanut sauce as it is addicting. Overall, I would come back here again, but not as much as my stomach can not handle it.

Sandra K.

Quality of vegetables and meat is decent. 3 stars because you can get go to a lot of other places in the area for hot pot and Shabu Shabu at comparable prices but with more options. $100 pre tax for 3 people - might as well go for AYCE. Feels more like a modern restaurant catering to non Asian populations than an authentic Shabu Shabu restaurant. Service is great though!

Jenny M.

We visited Dallas and so excited to get in a food venture. We have no expectation aside from good food and experience which I think normal for all. Went to this place and impressed with the setup of the tables. We were so excited and starving. Someone welcomed us and gave us our seats (2 people) - gave us the menu. It took some time before we were assisted. We thought it's normal as it looks like they are short handed. When one of the staff approached us he started to put spring onion in our base then made a comment that we are hoping to do that so we can control the amount. And his face totally changed - and while taking order he was using his phone and totally didn't interest to ask other things we need. (I figured this as I compared his questions to the customer besides our seat) He also forgot the other order and we were assisted by someone else. In short, we have a poor experience with the customer service. The last staff who assisted us was so kind and hopeful to change our experience but the first tall guy staff NO CARE at all. About the food, if you are a person who likes mix and match this restaurant is for you. Which I enjoyed doing but the base doesn't taste well at all. The base was bland and not appealing with our taste buds. One of the observations, they serve peanut sauce which they should consider asking allergies to people first before anything else. The price of the food is way too far for its worth. Comparing to other shabu-shabu we've been to in Dallas - this is the most expensive and poor quality. It is fine to pay more if it compromised with the service and food quality but unfortunately it didn't. I failed to take photos as we were starving but I surely have the receipt photo. We were forced to give tip to unworthy service. We will not go back to this place and hopefully they will improve their customer service and base.

Shawna B.

Wow. Fantastic find! This brought me back to the days my Japanese Grandma used to cook shabu shabu for me before she passed away. Not only is the food delicious but service is top notch! Staff gets paid based off included service tip so everyone comes by to check on you. Spencer in particular gave us a great run down introduction to everything being our first time there, which was much appreciated. We live in Dallas but will definitely be back.

The food was terrible. I literally could not eat it bc it was unappetizing. Hot water and vegetables---shabu shabu is about the broth/soup. The veggies were dirty: I had a small bug in eat. The meat sub par. It wasn't cheap: they hide all the costs with confusing pricing. It looks cheap but they charge per person $7.50 baseline. They will charge 18% tip automatic, hide a 3 % credit card fee, and then ask for more tip. It's a scam and money grab. Terrible food. They hide all the fees with a really confusing menu. But the worst offense is bad food. Shabuya is great, all you can eat for $21, plus it tastes great. This wanted to copy everything with subpar food & more prices

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Food and service were good! A bit pricey imo but the quality matches the price! Meats were marbled and tender

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Decent but pricy and wish they had all you can eat options for the meat/protein. The service was good and their drinks were cheap

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Ask the Community - Yoshi Shabu Shabu

Does everyone gets their own individual shabu pot or do they need to share a pot?

Yes, you get your own at the bar. They have more of a table setting but all of the times I've been since Covid the area is closed off.

Is there an all you can eat option?

No there is not

Ifif 2 people share 1 pot and gets the tonkatsu soup base, are they charged for just 1 or 2?

You get charged for only 1 pot unless you're doing a split pot

Is the bottles of sauces still available to buy? If so how much.

$12

Can you hot pot and Korean bbq at the same time?

No you cannot

Is this a restaurant where they bring you meat and you cook it yourself?

Yes! You choose the protein and everyone has their own individual pot in front of them to cook all the ingredients. It was amazing!

Do they have high chairs for a toddler?

Yes they do

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