The cheapest option is the 60-minute pork belly for 1,319 yen. You can eat unlimited vegetables, pork belly, chicken, and dessert. There are also several types of sauces so you won't get bored of the taste. You can eat until you're full and there is plenty of time left, so you don't have to rush. It's also not too crowded, which is nice.

The whole family went to Shabu-ya. Everyone enjoyed eating a lot and had a good time. You can also add more soup. In addition to shabu-shabu, there are also menu items like curry and soft serve ice cream that even young children can enjoy. The conversation is livelier than when eating at home. Why is that? We had a fun and delicious time.

Good evening! This is Fukuchan♪ This time, I really recommend Shabu-shabu and all-you-can-eat sushi at Shabuha☆☆☆ It's a high-quality shabu-shabu restaurant where you can choose your ingredients! And on top of that... all-you-can-eat sushi! It's such an amazing restaurant, right? I want to go there at least twice a week☆

Shabu-shabu all-you-can-eat!! Visited after a long time!! You can choose the broth, and it's really delicious⭐ My favorite is the yuzu flavor and kimchi! Sushi is also all-you-can-eat! I was hungover today, but I ate a lot! Thank you for the feast!

It's been a while since I went to Shabuya - perfect for a mom's lunch gathering. It's relaxing, affordable, with a drink bar and desserts available. I don't go often, but it's always easy and convenient. The parking lot is spacious and easy to access. The Hakata store used to be a Gusto, right? When I went after a long time, a robot was delivering the meat - amazing!

Today, I went to lunch with my mother after a long time! It's cold, so we decided on hot pot...haha. I was in the mood for shabu-shabu, so we headed to this place! I usually prefer different restaurants, so it had been a while since I visited Shabu-Shabu. The restaurant has mainly tables with about 150 seats, so it's quite spacious! We looked at the menu and ordered the following course this time: - 60-minute pork course (2,638 yen) - Additional broth (110 yen) I wanted two types of soup, so we added one more! We chose kimchi and yuzu flavors. We got our vegetables, curry, and dessert from the self-service area, and ordered our meat using a tablet device. By the way, due to technological advancements, they have introduced serving robots! They're not cat-shaped, but they have cat faces! They're quite cute! We started shabu-shabu with the two types of soup...let's enjoy! Oh! The taste of the pork changes completely depending on the soup! Personally, I like the kimchi flavor as it's slightly stimulating. We fought with the broth and time, and ordered more meat! I'm not a fan of the finely chopped vegetables at Shabu-Shabu, so ideally, I should have taken more vegetables, but I focused on the meat...haha. In the middle of shabu-shabu, we enjoyed some curry for a palate cleanser, and finished off with soft-serve ice cream to relax and feel completely satisfied! My body, which was cold, became warm and cozy! Thank you for the meal!

The lunch buffet was very affordable. You can get an additional 5% off with a coupon! I was so hungry that I arrived around 4 pm. The all-you-can-eat lunch lasted for 70 minutes. I forgot to take photos, but I ended up eating about 15 plates of meat, totaling around 750 to 800g. I always just take a bite of the curry at all-you-can-eat places, but this one had plenty of ingredients and was pretty tasty. The waffles and soft serve ice cream were surprisingly delicious for an all-you-can-eat deal. It was quite a busy 70 minutes for those who eat a lot, but I had more than enough. There were a variety of condiments and sauces to enjoy.

I used it for lunch on a regular day. All-you-can-eat shabu-shabu for 1199 yen (excluding tax). And luckily, there was no time limit for lunch. (Although I couldn't eat infinitely due to my age, so it didn't matter much...) The restaurant was crowded with many moms with children even on weekdays. There were also buffet-style vegetables, rice, and desserts, which excited the children. The content of the all-you-can-eat was focused on high-quality pork. As a first-time visitor, I couldn't help but ask the staff, "Where are the vegetables?" They reassured me that they were available in a buffet-style in another area. Indeed, there were various types of tofu and seasonal vegetables. As for the meat, it was thinly sliced, easy to cook through, and had a good amount of fat, which made it delicious. There were also many types of sauces, so I didn't get tired of it. By the way, you can choose two types of soup base from several options. (The yuzu soup base I chose became too spicy when it boiled down, so personally, it might be better to dilute it a bit more. Or it would have been nice if the staff could have mentioned at the start that it would become spicier when boiled down, so please dilute it with water at that time.) The staff was friendly, and I would like to visit again. Above all, I was charmed by the "condensed milk all-you-can-use" at the shaved ice buffet. It was truly the most impressive part, and for someone with a sweet tooth like me, it was like a dream come true. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

This is a shabu-shabu restaurant near Sancho Park, part of the Skylark Group. They also have branches in Naka River and Hara. This was my first visit. The parking lot is spacious and shared with the neighboring sushi restaurant. Despite the late hour (almost snack time), there were quite a few customers. The price of the course determines the types of meat and duration. I opted for the 60-minute course with 3 types of meat, costing around 1400 yen. There are six types of hot pot broth to choose from, and you can select one in addition to the basic broth. I was torn between soy milk and spicy, but my companion suggested sukiyaki broth, which comes with raw egg. The meat options included two types of pork and chicken. Vegetables, noodles, curry, salad, and dessert are all you can eat, buffet-style. You order the meat by ringing a bell, and then you can add your desired vegetables to the pot. There are various dipping sauces and condiments to customize your experience. In the end, I found that ponzu sauce with grated daikon was the best. The dessert options included cotton candy, waffles, soft serve ice cream, and more, making it enjoyable for kids as well. It was great to be able to eat lots of vegetables. Thank you for the meal!

This is my first time at Shabuya. I usually go to MK Restaurant, but I was curious about Shabuya so I decided to give it a try. Unlike MK, Shabuya does not have touch panels. You need to tell the staff your meat order verbally and then help yourself to other items. Both Shabuya and MK have their own good points, so it's nice to choose based on your mood for the day. I ate too much and now I'm stuffed. Thank you for the meal.

During the last lunch of summer vacation, we went to a nearby Shabu-Shabu restaurant called "Shabu Leaf" to enjoy a feast with the kids. I had received a half-price coupon for children on my phone, so I decided to treat myself to the cheapest option, which was the 60-minute course of pork belly (around 1000 yen for adults). When we arrived before noon, there was actually a salaryman enjoying Shabu-Shabu alone. We chose the spicy broth, as Y loves spicy food, and opted for the Black Eight Spice Mala broth, which contains eight different spices (sesame, turmeric, black pepper, tangerine peel, shiso, ginger, Sichuan pepper, and chili). It had a nice kick to it. The dipping sauces were customizable, so I usually make two types with lots of condiments - one with ponzu base and the other with sesame sauce base, both loaded with various condiments like okra, green onions, and yuzu pepper. With the savings from the children's half-price deal, we also added a drink-all-you-can option with tapioca eat-all-you-can. The tapioca was surprisingly abundant, and my daughter enjoyed it as is. Y experimented with adding tapioca to lychee juice and carbonated drinks to see what combination worked best. I opted for the recommended way by the restaurant, having soft serve ice cream with iced tea in a classic manner. Although I intended not to overeat today, I ended up getting more meat, making waffles, eating soft serve ice cream, and the kids fully enjoying cotton candy. As a result, we went beyond full and ended up feeling uncomfortably stuffed. Restaurant Information: Shabu Leaf Hakata Station South Store Reservation & Inquiry: 092-477-3852 Address: 6-7-36 Hakataekiminami, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture Business Hours: 11:00-16:00, 16:00-24:00 (Last Order 23:00)

I went a million times. The lunch cost performance is excellent.

I went to "Shabuha Hakata Ekiminami Store" !! It is located along Kiyomi Street. There is a spacious parking lot shared with "Sushiro," which is very convenient. The lunch buffet cost around 1000 yen, which was not just reasonable but incredibly cheap. I mainly ate vegetables rather than meat, but when I ordered additional meat, it was quickly provided. You can also make your own waffles and enjoy all-you-can-eat soft serve ice cream. Regardless of the taste, it's hard to find fault with adults being able to enjoy this at such a price. Another great point is that lunch is available until 4:00 PM.

Whenever I go, the meat is always beautiful and delicious. I really like the dipping sauce that I can make myself.

I had always wanted to go to Shabuya, which is often featured on TV, and I finally got the chance! I was happy. I made a reservation just in case, but it seems like you can easily get in without one on weekdays from 11 am. A few groups entered right when they opened. It's definitely popular. I chose to have unlimited time with beef, pork, and chicken meat for shabu-shabu. The basic broth is predetermined, and you can choose one additional type yourself. Everyone added the drink bar, but I opted for the all-you-can-drink alcohol. It's great that even if you're alone, you can have the all-you-can-drink option. By the way, the weekday lunchtime drink option was for 100 minutes. They kept track of the time, and when it was getting close, they reminded us. The beer is self-service, and the mugs are chilled, but they're not very clean... so I gave up and drank it anyway. The variety of vegetables is quite abundant, which is really nice! And they taste better and are easier to eat than the salad when you have them with shabu-shabu! There is a wide selection of dipping sauces and condiments. As for the meat, I didn't end up ordering more chicken meat, the beef was just okay, and you have to be careful with the time or it will get tough. The pork was safely delicious. You can also make waffles, and even though I was full, I still made and ate some. It was okay. You can put toppings on soft-serve ice cream, and kinako goes really well with it! It was delicious, so I had quite a bit. But I wish they had a few more dessert options. I planned to eat curry, but I was too full. They also had chirashi sushi, and there were quite a few noodle options, but we were all too full to have any for the finale (laughs). I know I shouldn't opt for the all-you-can-drink alcohol, but when it's right in front of me, I can't resist (laughs). We started eating around 11:30 and stayed until the end of the unlimited time, around 4 pm. It's perfect for leisurely chatting while eating!