Shabu - Quincy

Cute intimate hotpot, inside is more quiet and softer vibe with bar seating. Staff and service was so friendly and helpful with reccomendations. This place would do better with groups of 2-6 most. Drinks: Beer, wine, sake, and soju only. No cocktails or hard alcohol. Hotpot: The traditional cuprits to choose from, the sichuan broth and tomato was our favorite. You can get up to 3 combos. The house was just okay, nothing special. The combos were wonderful, we enjoyed more of the steak than the seafood combos and options. We literally ate every single thing we ordered, there was nothing left. Such a fun spot to come, would definitely reccomend.

My boyfriend and I decided to visit this restaurant after a long and chilly day spent in the rain. We were seeking some comfort food to warm us up, and hot pot seemed like the perfect choice. It was actually the first time that Edward, my boyfriend, had ever been to a hot pot restaurant, so we were both excited to try something new together. We didn't hold back when it came to ordering. We treated ourselves to the A5 Wagyu, which was absolutely worth every penny. In addition to that, we also indulged in other delicious fixings such as quail eggs, a mushroom combo, watercress, and lamb. The variety of ingredients made our hot pot experience even more enjoyable. One particular highlight of our meal was the pork bone broth that we selected. It was bursting with flavor and added an extra layer of richness to our hot pot. I highly recommend giving it a try if you ever visit this restaurant. Aside from the tasty food, the restaurant itself had a charming atmosphere. It's an ideal place for a casual get-together with friends or a romantic date night. There's even a bar available, which adds to the overall experience. The staff members were incredibly friendly and attentive, making our dining experience even more pleasant. All in all, our visit to this hot pot restaurant was a delightful experience. We left feeling satisfied, both in terms of our appetites and the overall dining experience. I would definitely recommend giving it a try if you're in the mood for some comforting and delicious hot pot.

One of the best spots on allergy awareness and dietary restrictions I've come across when it comes to hot pot! Everything is clearly marked on the menu and the waitress was so kind to offer me gluten-free soy sauce and update the soup base so it contains no gluten. The portion on the combos were great and the price was quite reasonable. Vegetables were fresh, meat was delicious, soup base was simple (a bit plain as others have mentioned) but I tend to dislike too many chemicals and additive ingredients in my hotpot, so the simple broth is fine w/me. I think a simple chicken bone/broth base or even a veggie stock base would make it more flavorful though. Also love how they're blasting warm air as you walk into the courtyard (so nice for the winter) along with festive decor for the holidays!

A cute spot for Chinese hotpot! Nothing japanese shabu about this place but that's ok. The ingredients were fresh and thorough cleaned. Combo meat prices felt a tad bit pricier than most other places but all the other a la carte menu items seemed to be on par pricing wise with other spots. Didn't feel rushed to eat and pay either. You have to sit at a table and not at the bar if you want to do a duo of soup bases. The sirloin steak was very tender and I liked how they laid out the various ingredients in tiny portioned plates for you to make your dipping sauce at your table. Also tried the manilla clams with black bean sauce app and only one out of a good portioned plate of them had gritty sand in it. I will definitely be back when passing through this area again!

The lamb slices felt frozen and was really rough to eat, the chicken nuggets was really the highlight . The service was quick and the ambiance was laid back.