About - Kushi Shabu Restaurant
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Amenities and More
Offerings
- Alcohol
- All you can eat
- Beer
- Comfort food
- Healthy options
- Wine
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Trendy
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I’ve been coming to Kyushu Shabu for years, and it still feels like one of the most comforting meals in the city. There’s something special about a place that stays true to itself instead of chasing trends. The AYCE value is super great, the food is simple, traditional, and genuinely delicious. The broths are light and clean in a way that highlights the purity and quality of the ingredients instead of overpowering them. Fresh meats, vegetables, and that classic shabu-shabu experience that a lot of newer, more hip spots try to imitate but never quite capture. The staff are always incredibly kind and hardworking, and you can tell how much care they put into keeping this longtime institution going. I keep coming back because I genuinely want places like Kyushu Shabu to stay alive. Restaurants with this much history, character, and heart are becoming rare.
Delicious! Loved the piano lounge atmosphere. With the help of the friendly staff, we were able to figure out how to make our Shabu. I highly recommend the fried skewers - light and delicious!
While I really wanted to enjoy my experience here because it's run by the cutest old Japanese couple and seems to be full of history for them the food is just incredibly mediocre. I get Shabu Shabu is the more bland Japanese hot Pot (I much prefer Sukiyaki) but even the portions and sauces are far from the best here. What's worse is I tried the kushi set as well (skewers) hoping it would redeem things but it tasted even less remarkable. For the price it really just wasn't a satisfying meal.