Title: Shinagawa Rice Refugees, please take a look until the end. LOL, I can't believe this restaurant has over 700 stores worldwide. Seriously impressive! (LOL) *Be careful as there is a similar named restaurant nearby. [Sunday to Thursday Limited] Yakuza Hot Pot Shabu-Shabu All-You-Can-Eat (5000 yen) This course includes "Special Selected Wagyu Shoulder Belly Meat" for a 120-minute all-you-can-eat! So generous! Choose from 7 types of soup: ★ Collagen White Soup ★ Ultimate Dashi Mala Hot Pot (medium spicy) ★ Herbal Spare Rib Soup. (By the way, I had a hard time choosing, LOL) The Herbal Spare Rib Soup is amazing with plenty of spare ribs and garlic. It was even better when blended with the Mala Hot Pot. You can also choose additional toppings like "Tare Bar" (490 yen), making soup customization endless. Isn't that fun? [Special Selected Wagyu Shoulder Belly Meat] [Lamb, Beef Loin, Pork Loin, Chicken Meat] Look at this meat platter. Who wouldn't get excited seeing this in front of them? And this is all-you-can-eat, mind-blowing. All the meats are thinly sliced, making them easy to eat and absorb the flavor of the soup. The Special Selected Wagyu has amazing marbling. Also, the bamboo shoot chicken meatballs, vegetables (11 types), and the finale of Chinese noodles and rice are all-you-can-eat!! Since the pot is divided into three, you can enjoy both noodles and rice, which is really nice. My personal recommendation is the noodles! The finale tantan noodles made by blending all the soup flavors was the best. And about the drinks, I recently encountered the best highball ever. [Dai Shinagawa Chinatown Carbonated Sake] You should seriously order this without thinking. According to the staff, it is a blend of Shaoxing wine and molasses in their own ratio for the highball, which is a perfect match for the Yakuza hot pot. With Shaoxing wine in it, it seems to be good for health, so this is the drink I want to have every morning, noon, and night. LOL, even though I ate until I was stuffed with meat, the herbal effects make me feel healthier. Isn't it amazing? Whenever I feel unwell, I will visit here first to rejuvenate! Thank you for the meal!!!

I love hot pot! I eat hot pot regularly. Hot pot is good for beauty! It also helps with fatigue recovery and metabolism! And it's delicious! Good for dieting too! Yosen hot pot shabu-shabu is the best! Shinagawa Station is right near the "Konan-guchi" exit. The restaurant has beautiful red sofas and a spacious layout. There are private rooms and round tables in the back. The place is very clean and perfect for girls' night out or a date. They offer a special selection of beef and lamb, including 4 types of meat in a set of 9 varieties of Yosen hot pot shabu-shabu all-you-can-eat for 5000 yen. I chose the ultimate Three-Flavor Yosen Soup Course. You can choose 3 out of 7 types of soup. The soups include Yosen Spare Rib, Special Yosen Offal Hot Pot Soy Sauce Flavor, and Healthy Wild Mushroom Soup. I added the dipping sauce for an additional fee. The dipping sauce is a must-have and makes a big difference! The meat arrives on a long plate, lined up beautifully. It's a sight to behold! Beef, pork, chicken, lamb... all lined up. The special beef shoulder meat is marbled and looks amazing. Next is making the dipping sauce, which is also exciting. The recommended blend is listed on the menu, but I made my own blend with garlic, sesame sauce, chives, fermented tofu, green onions, peanuts, and chili oil. The three types of soup and the dipping sauce keep the meal interesting and delicious. I focused on the dipping sauce in the first half and enjoyed the flavorful soups in the second half. I finished everything quickly and was very satisfied. I didn't need a refill on the meat, and I left feeling very full and satisfied. It was a highly satisfying experience, and I will definitely visit again! I have 240,000 followers on Instagram @erizo0012.

I had never tried hot pot before, and finally visited this place recommended by my friend. We opted for the 5,000 yen all-you-can-eat course, with three different soups: spicy and numbing, collagen-rich white broth, and herbal spare rib soup. The spare rib soup was especially delicious. The spicy soup lived up to my expectations with its numbing and spicy flavors. There was a wide variety of vegetables and meats to choose from, and being all-you-can-eat, I was extremely satisfied with the rich and flavorful soups. I thought I had eaten too much as I left the restaurant, but surprisingly, I didn't feel heavy the next day. It must be the power of the herbal soup! I truly experienced the benefits of herbal cuisine.

I love hot pot and this is a place I chose. You can customize the condiments as you like, and they are all-you-can-eat, which is perfect for condiment lovers. The meat is also all-you-can-eat and comes in a sufficient amount without needing extra orders. Rice and noodles are included, so you can get full without any additional orders. I recommend it to those who want to eat delicious hot pot. The service is done by Chinese staff, so if you can overlook it, it shouldn't bother you too much.

Specializing in medicinal hot pot, all-you-can-eat shabu-shabu restaurant Xiao Wei Yang Shinagawa branch 050-2018-8741 Tokyo, Minato-ku, Konan 2-2-10 Hohe Building 3F. Enjoy medicinal hot pot near Shinagawa Station. The medicinal soup used for shabu-shabu is a blend of over 60 types of Chinese medicinal herbs such as astragalus and licorice, wild plants, and seasonings, which seems beneficial for the body. There are 7 types of soup to choose from, and you can select 3. - Selected 3 types - Collagen white broth feels like it will benefit your skin tomorrow. The ultimate dashi mala red soup was medium spicy, but quite spicy. This one felt the most medicinal. Tomato hot pot also seemed rich in lycopene and vitamins, with a softened acidity. - Ingredients - When the meat arrived, there was plenty of beef shoulder belly on the plate, while lamb, beef loin, pork loin, and chicken were each placed on a long plate with 6 slices of each. You can enjoy shabu-shabu with each type of meat except for the beef shoulder belly with each soup. The thinly sliced meat cooks quickly in the soup. It was fun to create combinations and all the meats were delicious. I also added vegetables. All the vegetables matched well with each soup. For the finale, I added ramen to enjoy the different soups. Each one had a unique taste and it was hard to choose a favorite. The spiciness of the mala lingered in my mouth, so I ordered almond jelly to cool down. I also opted for the all-you-can-drink option with a coupon, enjoying beer, black oolong highball, lemon 100% sour, and tea. I was so full. "Medicinal hot pot shabu-shabu all-you-can-eat for 5,000 yen" course includes: - 120-minute all-you-can-eat, 9 types in total - Three kinds of medicinal soup from 7 types: - Collagen white broth - Ultimate dashi mala red soup (medium spicy) - Medicinal tomato hot pot - Appetizer (edamame) - Assorted 4 types of meat (lamb, beef loin, pork loin, chicken) - Special selected beef shoulder belly - Assorted 11 types of vegetables - Dessert: almond jelly The all-you-can-drink option is an additional 2,000 yen, but with the coupon, it was reduced to 1,500 yen. The sauce bar is an additional 480 yen, offering various toppings like green onion, chili, fresh chili, minced garlic, peanuts, coriander, sesame sauce, sesame oil, and more. It's fun to blend these to create Sichuan-style sauce or Cantonese-style sauce. For a luxurious addition of 1,500 yen, you can enjoy 17 additional items on top of the ones that are already refillable. Ala carte ordering is also possible, and some tables were seen enjoying ala carte dishes. - Atmosphere - There are spacious tables with semi-private table seats on both ends of the restaurant, especially the seats on the left side are partitioned like half-private rooms, offering a sense of privacy and convenience. - Directions - From Shinagawa Station Konan Exit, go down to the first floor, walk a little on the front passage, and it's on the left. I also made a video this time! YouTube: https://youtube.com/shorts/73hepYAnaTQ?feature=share Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cs3gqzFgOhB/?igshid=MTc4MmM1YmI2Ng== TikTok: https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSLLXeSEx/

Just a 2-minute walk from JR Shinagawa Station, right down the escalator at the Minami-guchi (South Exit), you'll find "Xiao Wei Yang Shinagawa," a restaurant specializing in healthy and beauty-enhancing medicinal hot pot that you can enjoy all-you-can-eat. I visited this place for dinner on a holiday evening. This authentic medicinal Mongolian hot pot shabu-shabu specialty restaurant "Xiao Wei Yang" has over 700 stores worldwide. The hot pot is made with a medicinal soup that combines over 60 types of Chinese herbal medicine, wild plants, and seasonings, making it a delight to know that you can become healthier just by eating it. We opted for the 120-minute all-you-can-eat course, which includes a selection of 4 types of meat, including premium wagyu and lamb, as well as a variety of other dishes. The course costs 5,000 yen and includes appetizers, a meat platter, 11 types of vegetables, chicken meatballs, Chinese noodles, rice or porridge, and dessert. You can have unlimited refills of everything except the premium wagyu. You can choose 3 out of 7 types of soup, including healthy wild mushroom broth, collagen white broth, and spicy medicinal soup. The meats were beautifully arranged on a long plate, and the premium wagyu with slices of beef looked delicious. The 11 types of vegetables were also impressive. The spicy medicinal soup had a deep flavor and was quite spicy, while the tomato hot pot was refreshing and tasty. The collagen white broth was delicious enough to drink on its own. Everything was so delicious, and I left feeling full and satisfied. After enjoying a glass of draft beer, The Premium Malt's, I also tried the Daishinagawa Chinatown carbonated liquor and a Jim Beam highball. The Daishinagawa Chinatown carbonated liquor seemed to blend Shaoxing wine with brown sugar, and the highball was tasty. The medicinal hot pot was not only delicious but also healthy and beneficial for beauty. I really liked it. It was a great meal. Thank you for the feast. Xiao Wei Yang Shinagawa, a medicinal hot pot shabu-shabu all-you-can-eat specialty restaurant. Phone: 050-2018-8741. Address: 2-2-10 Konowa Building 3F, Minato-ku, Tokyo. Website: http://www.syabusyabu.net

I received an invitation and visited for the first time! Xiao Wei Yang is pronounced as "Shao Wei Yang" and has over 700 stores worldwide. It is a specialty restaurant known for its authentic medicinal Mongolian hot pot shabu-shabu. The soup for this hot pot contains over 60 types of Chinese herbal medicines, wild herbs, and seasonings, including ingredients representing the four seasons and five flavors in traditional Chinese medicine. Eating Xiao Wei Yang hot pot is believed to warm the body in spring, cool down in summer, resist the chill in autumn, and protect against the cold in winter. (quoted from the official website) Menu: - All-you-can-eat course for ¥5000 - Ultimate Three-Flavor Medicinal Soup (choose 3 out of 7 flavors) - Appetizer (edamame) - Assorted meats (lamb, beef loin, pork loin, chicken) - Premium Wagyu shoulder belly meat - Assorted 11 types of vegetables - Bamboo tube chicken meatballs - Chinese noodles - Rice or porridge - Dessert *Unlimited refills from meat to rice - Sauce bar for ¥480 *Reservations available Memo: Medicinal soups: - Medicinal tomato hot pot - Medicinal spare rib soup - Healthy mountain delicacy soup - Collagen white soup - Ultimate umami dashi spicy red soup - Premium medicinal tripe hot pot in spicy or soy flavor Choose 3 out of the above 7 flavors. The restaurant has a drink bar and a sauce bar where you can customize your flavors. The meat platter is beautifully presented on a long board and includes premium Wagyu with beautiful marbling. The vegetable assortment is generous and satisfying. The medicinal soups are all delicious, and the flavors evolve as you eat. The spare rib soup is rich with tender spare ribs inside, while the spicy red soup offers customizable levels of spiciness. The white soup is mild and familiar in taste. Remember to ask the staff to add more soup as it thickens during the meal. The chicken meatballs are moist and chewy, and the porridge at the end complements the soup well. Although we were too full for seconds, we would love to visit again in the future! Thank you for the meal!

I went out to eat hot pot for the first time in a while as the situation with COVID is starting to settle down. I chose a medicinal hot pot shabu-shabu that is said to be good for beauty, fatigue recovery, and metabolism. It is located a 3-minute walk from Shinagawa Station Konan Exit, facing the main street of the bustling town. We chose the 5000 yen all-you-can-eat course with wagyu beef shoulder loin. It is a 120-minute all-you-can-eat course. You can choose 3 out of 7 types of hot pot. The collagen white broth, medicinal tomato hot pot, and special medicinal tripe hot pot soy sauce flavor were served in a large pot with 3 types of ingredients. The collagen white broth is full of medicinal herbs and is expected to be rich in collagen. Plenty of vegetables were also served. The meat was truly impressive in terms of volume. It was beautifully arranged on a wooden tray longer than the table. Beef loin, pork loin, chicken, lamb, as well as chicken meatballs and beef shoulder pork belly were served generously. I thought I couldn't eat all of this, but surprisingly, it disappeared quickly. Rice and Chinese noodles for the finale were also included. Additionally, almond jelly was served as dessert. It was an all-you-can-eat restaurant, so we could have more, but the portions were so generous that we didn't need to. It's a recommended place for those who want to eat a lot of meat. Thank you for the meal.

Visited the Shinagawa branch of the Chinese medicinal hot pot chain "Xiao Wei Yang", which has 700 stores worldwide. The recommended medicinal hot pot is full of ingredients that are good for the body and delicious! Additionally, it offers all-you-can-eat shabu-shabu, so you can fill up on meat and enjoy a blissful dining experience. They also have a drink-all-you-can plan, making it a great choice for parties instead of izakayas. Location: The restaurant is located on the 3rd floor of a building about 2 minutes from Shinagawa Station's Konan Exit. It's so close to the station that you might actually get lost. Crowdedness/Reservations: Visited on a Thursday night with a reservation. Arrived at 6:30 pm and about 70% of the seats were taken. The restaurant quickly filled up and became quite popular. Due to its large size, it's likely you can get a seat even on the day of your visit. Tables can accommodate 4-6 people, making it suitable for groups. Ordered Items: - Medicinal Hot Pot (5000 yen all-you-can-eat course) - Drinks: Cilantro Lemon Sour, Jim Beam Highball, Ao Highball Food: The hot pot comes with three divided sections, each containing a different soup. I particularly enjoyed the "Ultimate Dashimaki Hot Pot" which was slightly spicy and full of beneficial plant extracts. The presentation of the meat platter was impressive, featuring lamb, beef loin, pork loin, and chicken. The variety of vegetables included in the hot pot was generous. The chicken meatballs were served on a bamboo skewer, adding a nice touch. Rice and noodles were available as a finishing touch. For dessert, almond tofu was served. Overall, the experience was delightful, and the hot pot was both healthy and satisfying.

Shinagawa Station Konan Exit is located just a minute's walk away. Hello (^o^)/ I was invited by my gourmet friends to have a meal at this restaurant. The interior has a friendly atmosphere like a Chinese-style family restaurant. It is bustling with office workers and hungry young people. - 120-minute all-you-can-eat! All 9 kinds of "Chinese medicinal hot pot shabu-shabu all-you-can-eat" (5,000 yen per person) Limited to Sundays to Thursdays. This course includes "special selected Japanese beef shoulder belly meat" and is highly recommended by the owner. - Appetizer: Edamame. The appetizer being edamame brought a fresh and pleasant surprise. Especially great for beer lovers like me. - Hot pot soup: I chose the classic 3 types (Healthy mountain delicacy soup, Collagen white soup, Ultimate dashi spicy red soup medium spicy). The Ultimate dashi spicy red soup has a addictive taste with various ingredients blended together. - Assorted meats (lamb, beef loin, pork loin, chicken): Slices neatly arranged on a board about 1 meter long were served. This was so much fun. - Special selected Japanese beef shoulder belly meat: Served on a separate round plate. - Bamboo tube chicken meatballs. - Assorted 11 kinds of vegetables: Tofu, mizuna, Chinese cabbage, bean sprouts, glass noodles, and more are generously provided. This alone is enough to fill you up completely. Noodles and other items are served upon order. There is a sauce bar where you can enjoy different flavors for an additional charge, which I thought was a nice touch. - Dessert: Almond tofu. Pretty standard. For drinks, I had draft beer followed by the recommended Oi Shinagawa Chinatown sparkling sake with plum wine on the rocks. The Oi Shinagawa Chinatown sparkling sake is a recommended highball with sweet Shaoxing wine syrup. It pairs well with the spicy red soup. Thank you for the meal! (*´∀`)♪ (Review rating: ★3.06)

I visited with a friend to try the medicinal hot pot, located conveniently near Shinagawa Station! We had reserved the all-you-can-eat medicinal hot pot shabu-shabu for 120 minutes for 5000 yen, which included a selection of 4 types of meat including premium wagyu beef and lamb. It was great that we could choose 3 out of 7 different types of soup, such as the healthy mountain delicacy soup, collagen white soup, and extremely spicy red soup. The soups are made with over 60 types of Chinese herbal medicine, wild plants, and seasonings, promising to be good for the body. The meat and vegetable assortments were plentiful and included 11 types of vegetables. The course also included wagyu beef shoulder loin, which paired perfectly with the spicy red soup. The meatballs were delicious and could be eaten in abundance with the rich and flavorful soup. Eating made our bodies warm and my friend was delighted. The soup is good for both health and beauty, so I want to use it for a girls' night out next time.

I was feeling a bit tired, so I decided to recharge with some herbal medicine and meat at a long-awaited herbal medicine hot pot restaurant. I visited the "Xiaoweiyan Shinagawa Store" located on the 3rd floor of the Ho-Wah Building near Shinagawa Konan Exit, and enjoyed the herbal medicine hot pot shabu-shabu all-you-can-eat course (5,000 yen). I quickly finished work and headed there, and soon after, customers started coming in and the restaurant was almost full. It's a very popular place. I toasted with a Qingdao beer. The appetizer was edamame. I enjoyed edamame with Qingdao beer while waiting for the hot pot to be prepared. The herbal medicine soup can be chosen from three types: Healthy Mountain Delicacy Soup, Collagen White Soup, Ultimate Dashi Spicy Red Soup (mild, medium, spicy), Herbal Spare Rib Soup, Herbal Tomato Hot Pot, Special Herbal Tripe Hot Pot Soy Sauce Style, Special Herbal Tripe Hot Pot Spicy Style (mild, medium, spicy). I chose the recommended three types: Healthy Mountain Delicacy Soup, Collagen White Soup, Ultimate Dashi Spicy Red Soup (spicy). The Healthy Mountain Delicacy Soup boosts immunity, Collagen White Soup has a skin-beautifying effect, and the Spicy Red Soup helps with metabolism and fat burning due to capsaicin. The meat platter included lamb, beef loin, pork loin, and chicken. They were neatly arranged on a long board that couldn't fit on the table. The vegetable platter included bean sprouts, tofu, cabbage, mizuna, leeks, bok choy, glass noodles, chrysanthemum greens, Chinese broccoli, enoki mushrooms, and radish. There are several hot pot courses available, but the 5,000 yen course stands out for including beautifully marbled special selected wagyu shoulder belly meat. Bamboo tube chicken meatballs were also included. I enjoyed the shabu-shabu by putting plenty of vegetables in and savoring the taste. The taste changes with the three types of soup, making it enjoyable to try different flavors with the same meat. I especially liked the special selected wagyu shoulder belly meat. Both the meat and vegetables, including the special selected wagyu shoulder belly meat, were all-you-can-eat. Beer goes well with raw meat, so I had a draft beer next. There is an additional charge for the Tare Bar (all-you-can-eat sauce bar), but you can create your own sauces with your favorite condiments such as ponzu, sesame sauce, garlic, chili, Sichuan pepper, and seafood sauce. I enjoyed changing the flavor by trying different sauces. I also had a 10-year aged Koshu sake. I had it straight. I also had a Highball. Chinese noodles, rice, and porridge are also included in the all-you-can-eat menu. I was quite full, so I opted for Chinese noodles instead of the porridge with the collagen white soup. For dessert, I had almond tofu. With plenty of meat and herbal medicine soup, I felt very energized.

When called upon by a distinguished individual, it is customary to respond with enthusiasm. The restaurant, Xiao Wei Yang in Shinagawa, specializes in medicinal hot pot, a popular dish in Asia. They also offer a variety of Chinese dishes. The decor is modern and clean, with a hint of Neo-Chinese style. We opted for the 120-minute all-you-can-eat medicinal hot pot course for 5000 yen per person. We chose three types of soup: Healthy Mountain Delicacy, Spicy Red Soup (medium spice), and Spare Rib Soup. The soups were flavorful, with a good balance of spices and ingredients. The Spare Rib Soup was particularly delicious, with generous portions of ribs. We also enjoyed the appetizers, which included vermicelli salad and bean sprout namul. The all-you-can-eat menu included a variety of vegetables, premium beef, chicken meatballs, Chinese noodles, and rice or porridge. The beef was high-quality, and we were able to have unlimited refills. The meat platter with lamb, beef, pork, and chicken was impressive and paired well with the soups. The chicken meatballs were juicy and flavorful. We finished our meal with almond jelly for a refreshing end. Overall, the experience was satisfying, and we look forward to trying the all-you-can-drink option next time.

A Chinese restaurant located near Shinagawa Station, in the lively entertainment district of Konan-guchi. They offer a wide range of menu items from noodles to dumplings, catering to both classic and authentic Chinese cuisine. The all-you-can-eat medicinal hot pot shabu-shabu (starting from 4,000 yen) is a popular choice. After finishing a dull job, I went out with my friends for a night out in the city. I wanted to have a drink at a cool-looking place, but the bustling entertainment district near the station was unexpectedly crowded. We decided to visit a Chinese restaurant listed on the "Konan-guchi Drinking Spot MAP". As we climbed up to the third floor of the building, we were greeted by a slightly Chinese-style entrance. We were guided to a table with an IH stove installed. While they have a variety of a la carte options, the recommended choice was the medicinal hot pot. They offer a two-hour all-you-can-eat shabu-shabu course on weekdays (Sun-Thu) starting from 4,000 yen, so we decided to go for that. - Medicinal Hot Pot Shabu-Shabu All-You-Can-Eat @5,000 yen We started with a self-service starter set for the all-you-can-eat. The hot pot is divided into three sections, with a choice of seven types of medicinal soup. Not knowing much about them, we chose the three options labeled as "standard". - Healthy Mountain Delicacy Soup: A rich flavor with shiitake mushroom broth - Collagen White Soup: A mild and rich taste - Ultimate Dashi Mala Red Soup: A spicy color with a balanced level of spiciness The all-you-can-eat meat options include Japanese beef shoulder belly, beef loin, pork, chicken, and lamb. The course price varies depending on the meat selection. Additionally, chicken meatballs and a vegetable assortment of 11 types are included in all courses. Each meat slice is frozen and sliced, but due to the powerful IH stove, the shabu-shabu time is short. The meat flavors differ when eaten separately, but they all blend well with the soup. If you simply want to enjoy the medicinal soup, the 4,000 yen option is sufficient. The additional meat portions were generous, so we skipped the rice porridge and went for Chinese noodles instead. Despite the restaurant being quite busy, the service for additional menu items was prompt. The IH stove's heat adjustment was easy, making the experience enjoyable and hassle-free. When we think of hot pot, we usually associate it with winter, but with such flavorful soups for shabu-shabu, it seems suitable for all seasons.

There are 9 types of medicinal hot pot shabu-shabu all-you-can-eat (5000), a sauce bar (480), a soft drink bar (600), edamame appetizer and almond tofu dessert included (*^^*). The hot pot broth options include medicinal spare rib broth, medicinal tomato hot pot, special medicinal tripe hot pot soy sauce flavor, special medicinal tripe hot pot spicy flavor (spicy, medium, mild), collagen white broth, healthy mountain delicacy broth, and extreme dashi spicy red broth (spicy, medium, mild), you can choose 3 out of these options. There is also a selection of premium wagyu beef shoulder meat available. The all-you-can-eat menu includes a variety of vegetables, pork loin, beef loin, lamb, chicken, chicken meatball, Chinese noodles, rice, and porridge. The combination of the hot pot and sauce bar offers endless enjoyment. The sauce bar also includes light side dishes such as marinated mushrooms, edamame, and glass noodle salad. The generous portions of meat are served on a long plate, making a big impression. The hot pot broth options offer a variety of flavors, and personally, I find lamb to be the best match for hot pot. Overall, it was a satisfying all-you-can-eat experience.

Medicinal hot pot shabu-shabu all-you-can-eat lunch♫ Be careful as there are other hot pot restaurants with similar names! We could have added a 5000 yen all-you-can-drink course to our meal, but we chose to order drinks separately♫ Cheers with a glass of draft beer! The edamame soup allows you to choose 3 out of 7 healthy options: Mountain delicacy soup, Collagen white soup, and Spicy red soup. The Collagen white soup was my favorite! The Spicy red soup had adjustable spiciness levels, and I chose medium, which paired well with the beer. After two beers, I switched to a lemon sour! We could add condiments for an additional charge, so I added some herbs, including coriander which I love♫ The meat selection included lamb, beef loin, pork loin, chicken, and special select Japanese beef shoulder belly. I thought I would eat a lot, but the initial serving was already impressive! The Japanese beef shoulder belly was marbled and melted in my mouth. I also added vegetables like cabbage, enoki mushrooms, and leeks♫ For dessert, we had almond jelly. I left the restaurant feeling full and satisfied ===========

The impressive lineup of various meats - pork, chicken, beef, lamb. Fresh vegetables with all-you-can-eat option. When the dishes first arrived at the table, I was amazed by the width of the meat. I couldn't help but take a commemorative photo. I have been to other branches of this restaurant before, but this was my first time at the Shinagawa branch. It's conveniently located right near Shinagawa Station, making it easy for meetups. The interior is bright with Chinese-style red seats, and the back area is spacious, perfect for gatherings. I visited during lunchtime, and we were seated at a large table, allowing us to thoroughly enjoy the meal. I would like to visit with 4-5 people next time. There are 7 types of soup to choose from, so I couldn't decide and ended up choosing the popular 3 types. Even though we ate a lot, our stomachs didn't feel heavy, thanks to the quality of the food. I thought we wouldn't be able to finish it all, but the deliciousness made us almost clean our plates. We didn't go for seconds, but we enjoyed the Chinese noodles as the finale. The price includes dessert, and I think it's really good value for money. Thank you for the meal.

Specializing in medicinal hot pot, the all-you-can-eat shabu-shabu restaurant Xiao Wei Yang Shinagawa is located just a 3-minute walk from Shinagawa Station. This popular spot, featured twice on Ariyoshi Seminar, offers a traditional medicinal hot pot shabu-shabu all-you-can-eat experience that has received great reviews. For 5000 yen, you can enjoy a 120-minute all-you-can-eat course that includes 9 items, such as a selection of premium beef and lamb. You can choose from 7 different broths, including collagen white broth, healthy mountain delicacy broth, and spicy red soup. The meal also includes appetizers, a variety of meats, assorted vegetables, chicken meatballs, noodles/rice/porridge, and almond tofu for dessert. The highlight is the impressive display of meat on a long plate. Don't miss out on the must-have "condiment bar" with a variety of seasonings for you to enjoy. Hot pot is not only delicious but also healthy, making it a great option for maintaining your health. It's a perfect dish for supporting your body during seasonal changes or when feeling tired from work. When will be the next visit? Thank you for the delicious meal!

Today, let's have a blast again. Feel free to comment. It will be encouraging. When heading to the airport, it's important to have a meal beforehand, so we visited the Shabu Shabu All-You-Can-Eat Small Tail Sheep Shinagawa Store, a hot pot restaurant specializing in medicinal hot pot dishes, located at Shinagawa Station. The restaurant is named "All-You-Can-Eat," but of course, you can't eat unlimited amounts, but we were able to relax and enjoy our meal in a leisurely manner. We were drawn to the domestic rib roast, so we ordered the All-You-Can-Eat Hot Pot Course for 7000 yen plus alcohol. With drinks included, it was around 9000 yen per person. It is conveniently located just a 2-minute walk from Shinagawa Station Konan Exit. When you get off the elevator, you'll see tables lined up, and the restaurant has a long, narrow shape. It seems to have a capacity of around 80 people. This restaurant has multiple locations nationwide and is a name that is heard frequently across the country. It was quite crowded on a weekday at 6 pm, including groups. The All-You-Can-Eat options range from 4000 yen and up with a wide variety of choices. You can add a drink all-you-can for an additional 2000 yen. We started with a toast with a cold glass of Premium Malt. The soup options include 7 types, and we chose the top 3 recommended by the staff. The 7 types are as follows, and we chose the top 3: - Healthy Mountain Delicacies Soup - Collagen White Soup - Ultimate Dashi Mala Soup (Mild, Medium, Spicy) - Medicinal Spare Rib Soup - Medicinal Tomato Hot Pot - Special Medicinal Offal Hot Pot Soy Sauce Style - Special Medicinal Offal Hot Pot Mala Style (Mild, Medium, Spicy) Condiments are provided separately on the table, so you can customize the flavor as much as you like. Furthermore, you can create your own sauce by blending over 30 types of spices for an additional 500 yen. The meat is served generously, including lamb, beef loin, pork loin, and chicken. The top course also includes domestic rib roast, which was tender and delicious as shabu-shabu. Despite being a 7000 yen course, it was satisfying with the high-quality rib roast included. After the standard items, you can order additional items of your choice. With such a variety of meat served, the elderly may not be able to have seconds, but the younger ones eat quite a lot. Additionally, the vegetable assortment includes at least 11 types (Chinese cabbage, leeks, chrysanthemum greens, mizuna, komatsuna, enoki mushrooms, bean sprouts, tofu, wood ear mushrooms, vermicelli, daikon, cabbage), with the wood ear mushrooms being particularly impressive in terms of volume and taste in the vegetable category. You can choose your favorite soup from a variety of options, allowing for a fun dining experience with a large group. There were quite a few group diners in the back. It's fun to have a lively atmosphere. The Healthy Mountain Delicacies Soup, which is rich in mushrooms, is highly recommended. Adding your own unique blend of spices for an additional 500 yen made it even better. Everything from meat to bamboo tube chicken meatballs to vegetables is all-you-can-eat. The platter of 4 types of meat laid out on a plate exceeding 1m is a sight to behold. It's worth the effort to eat. For drinks, the famous Oi-Shinagawa Chinatown Sparkling Sake is recommended. It's a highball with Shaoxing wine and dark sugar, giving it a slightly sweet taste, but it's worth a try. The restaurant has its own unique taste and is well thought out. The atmosphere at the restaurant was not stuffy. The staff, mainly Chinese, were efficient and there were no complaints. It was a pleasant customer service. We will definitely visit again. Thank you very much.

I went to a medicinal hot pot shabu-shabu all-you-can-eat in Shinagawa! It's been a while since I had hot pot with lots of meat ❤️ It might have been a while since I had shabu-shabu too. The special selection includes premium beef shoulder belly meat, which was delicious. The 4 types of meat assortment were lamb, beef loin, pork loin, and chicken, which was amazing! And all of this for only 5,000 yen, can you believe it? There were also various vegetables to choose from! One of the highlights is that you can choose 3 out of 7 types of soup for the hot pot. The 7 types of soup are: ultimate dashi, spicy red soup, healthy mountain delicacy soup, collagen white soup, medicinal spare rib soup, medicinal tomato soup, and special medicinal tripe hot pot soy sauce flavor. I chose these 3 as my favorites: ultimate dashi, spicy red soup, healthy mountain delicacy soup, and collagen white soup. The ultimate dashi spicy red soup had selectable spiciness levels, and I chose medium, which was quite spicy but delicious, making it addictive ❤️ I was already full with the first serving of meat and vegetables! Although it was all-you-can-eat, I couldn't make it to the Chinese noodles or porridge at the end! I finished with almond jelly for dessert and felt satisfied. If Moku-chan hadn't come, I would have been in trouble haha. I had planned for them to come, but the restaurant hadn't sent them, which was a serious mistake. I felt so sorry to my friends! I am extremely grateful that someone was able to come at the last minute, thank you so much for that.

[Nearest Station] Shinagawa Station, 3 minutes walk [Visit Time] Sunday, around 7:00 PM [Purpose] Dinner [Regular Holiday] Open every day [Reservation] Available [Number of People] 2 [Budget] 5,000 yen to 6,000 yen [Order] Ultimate Three-Flavor Medicinal Hot Pot 5,000 yen [Recommended for People] Looking for an izakaya around Shinagawa Station, wanting to eat a lot of meat [Overview] This is a recommended restaurant where you can enjoy pork, beef, chicken, and lamb in a cost-effective manner. Remember this place when you crave meat! [Review] Ultimate Three-Flavor Medicinal Hot Pot 5,000 yen This course allows you to choose 3 out of 7 types of soup. This time, I went with "Collagen White Soup, Ultimate Dashi Ma La Red Soup, and Special Medicinal Motsu Nabe Soy Sauce Flavor"! Personally, I highly recommend the "Ultimate Dashi Ma La Red Soup"! It's not extremely spicy, but the heat gradually builds up and it caught me off guard towards the end! [Soup List] - Healthy Mountain Delicacy Soup - Collagen White Soup - Ultimate Dashi Ma La Red Soup - Medicinal Spare Rib Soup - Medicinal Tomato Hot Pot - Special Medicinal Motsu Nabe Soy Sauce Flavor - Special Medicinal Motsu Nabe Ma La Flavor [Course Contents] - Appetizer - Assorted Meat (Lamb, Beef Loin, Pork Loin, Chicken) - Special Wagyu Shoulder Belly - Assorted 11 Vegetables - Bamboo Tube Chicken Meatballs - Rice or Zosui (rice porridge) - Dessert Thank you for the meal!

If you are interested in the post, search for "Shinagawa Hot Pot". The restaurant we are introducing this time is a shabu-shabu all-you-can-eat place specializing in healthy lamb hot pot with Chinese medicinal herbs. Shabu-shabu All-You-Can-Eat Small Tail Sheep Shinagawa Store http://www.syabusyabu.net/newxq1.html ☎️050-5494-5053☎️ ⏰Mon-Fri Lunch 11:30-14:00 Dinner 17:00-23:00 Sat-Sun-Holidays 15:00-23:00 ⏰Tokyo, Minato-ku, Konan 2-2-10 Hoowa Building 3F 2 minutes walk from Shinagawa Station The restaurant is easy to find near the station with a standing sign. When you enter the elevator to the 3rd floor, you will find a Chinese-style restaurant with a spacious layout and table seats on the side. I made a reservation for 17:00. The staff were attentive when we entered, and the bright atmosphere was nice. My server was also easy to understand when explaining the dishes. The food was served quickly! Starting with a drink all-you-can-drink course, I enjoyed a refreshing beer on a holiday! ◉[Premium Malt] Holiday beer is the best! ◉[Oolong tea] ◉[Appetizer] The green edamame with firm grains was delicious. ◉120-minute all-you-can-eat ultimate three-flavor medicinal herb hot pot course ¥5000 Choose from 3 types of soup, all with standard flavors! Vegetable platter, chicken meatballs, beef shoulder loin, lamb brick platter! First, I will try these. After finishing, I started to have more. ◉Delicious [Chicken Meatballs] [Beef Shoulder Loin] More chicken meatballs increased the richness of the soup. The rich ingredients melted into the soup, enchanting the taste buds with the ultimate broth! I'm full now. Thank you for the feast. [Store Information] [2 minutes walk from JR Shinagawa Station] Takeout & delivery available! Enjoy the traditional "medicinal herb hot pot shabu-shabu" with 7 types of soup to choose from. Effective for beauty, fatigue recovery, and metabolism! We have private rooms and sunken kotatsu seats available.