About - DAL SHABU HOT POT
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Amenities and More
Offerings
- Alcohol
- All you can eat
- Beer
- Coffee
- Comfort food
- Healthy options
- Salad bar
- Vegetarian options
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Cozy
- Trendy
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My Korean friend recommended I go here and said the food is great and she emphasized that the place is very, very clean. I came in for lunch and the place was busy and hopping but I didn’t have to wait to be seated. You can select everything that you want to your own taste and add to your broth. And for this price point, it’s an amazing deal. All you can eat for $19.99 and that includes the buffet, meats, dessert, tea, and I had the angus beef. You order the meats off the menu. Also, they make their kimchi in-house and it’s delicious!
Went to dinner with a group of six. By default, they served us the House Veggie broth, although we later found out there are five other broth options available. We weren’t sure why our server didn’t ask for our broth preference, as the pot was already filled with veggie broth when we were seated. There is a self-service bar with vegetables, fish cakes, noodles, and more. Some specialty items can be ordered separately (included in the pricing), along with the meat selections. We dined for nearly two hours, and every order of meat — ribeye, brisket, and Angus beef — was consistently good quality and served in generous portions, enough to share among six adult males. House shabu sauces can be ordered, or you can customize your own at the sauce bar. The self-serve bingsu was surprisingly tasty, although the topping selection was somewhat limited. We arrived around 6:30 p.m. on a Saturday and waited about 50 minutes, with five parties ahead of us. The only downside was the tight seating. If you’re seated inside and need to step out, everyone in your row has to stand up, which can be inconvenient.
We had a fantastic lunch here with godparents! The food was delicious and fresh, with lots of nourishing, well-being choices. They even served patbingsu for dessert, made with handmade sweet red beans that tasted truly authentic. We also loved the flow of the meal, from shabu-shabu to mixed rice and then authentic Korean dessert. The whole experience felt like a thoughtful “course” meal, perfect for peaceful and meaningful conversations with friends and family. The owner was incredibly kind and attentive. She checked on us carefully and personally served the dessert. The entrance also had a beautifully decorated Valentine photo zone, and we took a wonderful photo there. Highly recommend!