We ordered the 3850 yen hot pot course with an additional 1500 yen all-you-can-drink option. The quality of the meat was decent for the price, and we were happy with the generous amount of vegetables provided. The service was also polite and attentive. Both customers and staff were foreigners, and our group was the only Japanese customers there.

It's been a while since I dined out! A friend from overseas wanted to eat shabu-shabu and sukiyaki, so we came to Nabezo! For 4,000 yen, you can eat all-you-can-eat pork and beef shabu-shabu and sukiyaki, which I thought was really great. You can also get your vegetables in, so satisfaction is high!

The restaurant has a cozy and dim atmosphere! It offers a luxurious and very reasonable all-you-can-eat option for both shabu-shabu and sukiyaki. It is definitely the perfect place to eat until you are full. The vegetables and meat were delicious and we enjoyed a lot of them.

It was a special selection course for all-you-can-eat, and the meat was tender and easy to eat, even though it was marbled. The all-you-can-drink selection included high-quality sake like Ura-Kasumi, exceeding expectations. They also had good COVID-19 measures in place, such as alcohol disinfection and providing vinyl gloves. Additionally, they offered udon, rice, and gyoza!

The staff were talking a lot amongst themselves which wasn't very good. I visited the restaurant through an online reservation, but when I arrived, they had a beef tongue course which wasn't listed online, so I felt like I missed out. I ordered the special course and thought the meat was okay. They had ice cream in the drink bar. The atmosphere felt like a karaoke place and lacked a sense of luxury, but families with children might enjoy it. I felt that adding the drink bar to the course for about 1000 yen extra wasn't very cost-effective.

On this day, I went sightseeing in Asakusa with a Vietnamese president. When discussing where to have dinner, he showed me a site he had searched. We decided to go to this restaurant that was highly rated on TripAdvisor. It offered all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink options with a straightforward pricing system. This way, we didn't have to worry too much about the cost. However, it was a self-serve style where you had to get your own condiments and vegetables, so it was quite busy and I couldn't take many photos (laughs). This restaurant might be good for bringing not only foreigners but also young staff. Thank you for the meal.

Went to Asakusa for an event after-party. Visited a shabu-shabu and sukiyaki all-you-can-eat restaurant called "Nabezo". It is a chain of stores in Tokyo. Arrived around 5pm on Sunday, with about 3 groups of customers already there. We were seated by the window in the spacious restaurant. After hearing the explanation of the all-you-can-eat options, we decided on the Nabezo course with a drink bar for 2900 yen (excluding tax). We also ordered individual glasses of draft beer instead of opting for the all-you-can-drink option. For an additional 200 yen, we could choose two different shabu-shabu soups, so we chose beef tail broth and soy milk soup. The meat and drinks arrived, and once the hot pot was ready, we made a toast! The all-you-can-eat meat options were beef and pork, and we chose loin and belly cuts, along with different sauces. Vegetables, rice, noodles, and desserts were self-service at the salad bar. The vegetables were cut into bite-sized pieces, providing a good crunch, especially the thick shiitake mushrooms. The meat slices were thin, typical for shabu-shabu, with the pork having more flavor due to the fat content. Hot pot meals are definitely more enjoyable with a larger group. Everyone was happy adding their favorite ingredients and eating to their heart's content. The staff were efficient in clearing plates and taking additional orders, ensuring we could enjoy the meal without much waiting. As the closing time approached, the party came to an end. It was a satisfying meal. Thank you for the feast!

The food is consistently delicious and the service is always good. The staff at this location were particularly friendly and helpful.

The staff is kind, the atmosphere is nice, and the service is good. The food is also delicious.

All-you-can-eat buffet. There are vegetables, rice, and soft-serve ice cream for flavor changes, so you can eat a lot.

I was happy to see they had pork shabu-shabu! The vegetables were all-you-can-eat. However, there were few types of shabu-shabu soup, and the flavor was strong, which was not to my liking as I prefer ponzu sauce.

The staff is friendly and the meat is delicious.

The cost performance and variety of the menu were excellent!

The meat was delicious and very satisfying.

Thank you for your thoughtful consideration.

I felt like having shabu-shabu and was searching for a shabu-shabu restaurant with a friend when I came across this place. I remembered using it about 5 years ago for a reunion with my high school club members. It had changed a lot since then, so we had to get an explanation of the restaurant's system (laughs). They offered a buffet of foreign beef, pork, and chicken, as well as an option for all that plus beef tongue. We chose the buffet with beef, pork, chicken, and beef tongue, along with sukiyaki and collagen soy milk broth, and unlimited soft drinks. There were plenty of vegetables, tofu, glass noodles, konjac, and a variety of tea. The staff were attentive and the meat was tender, making it a very good restaurant. The only suggestion I have is to slice the beef tongue a bit thinner. The total cost for two people was 8460 yen.

This day was a casual year-end party with friends! I really wanted to eat "chanko-nabe" but the place I was aiming for was closed, so we ended up here instead. It seems to be a chain restaurant with quite a few branches in Tokyo. It looks like it's popular among foreign tourists too. They have a system where you can choose from 5 types of hot pot soup! I decided to go with the "shabu-shabu" option. The restaurant specializes in hot pots with vegetables from contracted farms. However, the vegetable buffet in the center of the restaurant is disappointing. The amount of vegetables in each display box is small, and some are not fresh. The variety of vegetables is limited to garnishes, and I wish there were more colorful and voluminous options. Surprisingly, they only offer yellow sprouted rice for rice... Why not just have regular white rice as well! The amount of sesame sauce and ponzu is also very limited. It's a hassle to have to keep ordering more. The quality of the meat is good, but it's sliced extremely thin, almost like wood shavings. Thanks to that, I ended up picking up all the meat with my chopsticks and putting it in the pot. The taste is good, but the vegetables are lacking. The soup and sauce are average, and even with the drink bar included, the overall cost performance is not great for the price. It's not a suitable place for those who want to eat slowly and calmly. It's more geared towards young people who want to eat quickly and heartily. It's surprisingly similar to places like "Shabu-shabu Onyasai". The prices are excluding tax and are actually quite high! Also, the ventilation in the restaurant is poor, and the smell of raw meat fills the air. Some of my companions felt nauseous because of it. It's unavoidable, but improvement is needed.

I made a reservation for 5 people at 6:00 PM on a weekend. We had the option of all-you-can-eat sukiyaki and shabu-shabu for 120 minutes plus a drink bar for 3100 yen. With a coupon from Tabelog, the price was reduced to 2900 yen from the usual 3100 yen. For an additional 900 yen, we could have upgraded to domestic beef and pork, but we didn't mind. The quality of the beef and pork was not top-notch, but it was satisfactory. All-you-can-eat may not always be the best option as you can't eat that much. Eating a small amount of high-quality meat at a mid to high-end restaurant may be more satisfying. However, all-you-can-eat can be fun at times. Personally, I was satisfied with the experience.