This is not a spicy Korean shabu place at all. The photos on here are not what you get and that was very disappointing since I went from the Bronx to get spicy shabu shabu. It was good but not what I went for. I lived in Korea for years and spicy shabu is hard to come by in the states. I’ll have to keep looking
Jong Min L.
Place rating: 2 Manhattan, NY
I expected Korean spicy Deung chon shabu shabu that I used to have in Korea, but it was totally Chinese style hotpot. So if you want to have Korean style shabu shabu, this is not the right place to go. But if you are craving for Chinese hotpot, this is good place to go(not the best, but okay). The restaurant provide quite amount of meat and veggies.
J H.
Place rating: 4 Fort Lee, NJ
Pretty good and decent amount of vegetables noodles and standard plate of meat. Sauce you do not create your own but bring you peanut sauce kinda spicy. Not sure if u can get different sauces. Beef and lamb were ordered and both tasted similar, but good. We went in a group of four and bill came out to $ 59. Everything was good but just the dipping sauce part. Can’t make your own like other nearby places that’s the only thing not so happy about. But all good here and quiet.
Jade H.
Place rating: 3 Flushing, NY
Expensive as usual for Korean but the quality does not meet the other restaurants. It is like a Korean version of Cheap Chinese Take out really. BUT still tasty and decent.
Susie S.
Place rating: 5 San Jose, CA
Oh the taste of Korea! I love Korean style Shabu. Spicy broth, lots of veggies, awesome dipping sauce. This place is very reasonably priced. And REALLY good service. And the quality of food is awesome. I LOVEEEE!
