AB Shabu Shabu

"I ordered a chicken with a miso soup base. I enjoyed it very much. I also added on more Tofu and Kimchi. They have a sauce bar where you can choose a dipping sauce with small add-ons such as green onions and such. I would come here again to try the other soup bases offered. Although slow traffic at the time of eating, the service was good, however the servers were busy being on their phones or sitting around. Atmosphere was nice."

"I highly recommend this restaurant, and it is an excellent place to have hot soup on a cold or rainy day. The selection is good, and there are standard and premium options. Portion sizes ranging from 3 to 14 oz means you can select the best fit for your appetite. The staff here were friendly and kind, continuously checking up on us and asking if we needed anything. They even suggested what sauces and combinations work best with our meat selections. The miso soup was pleasant without being overly powerful in flavor. It complimented the chicken and tofu perfectly. The atmosphere here is excellent, with no loud music and nice relaxing vibes where we can eat peacefully. The place is clean, and there are no bad smells. There is plenty of ventilation so you don't smell the other tables' foods or what they are eating. The sauce station is always topped up and clean—no mess and clearly labeled. I highly recommend this location and will be back again."

"First time we went here and we had a little friend in my kids food. They gave us extra rice and a plate of meat. The little animal was inside the soy sauce. The food was good and what not but after that we were just kinda like okay well first and last time coming here. The waiter was very nice and helpful as soon as we told him about the little animal in the soy sauce."

"A family relative brought me there after another shabu was too crowded. This shabu was just ok to not bad but definitely not worth 4.5 on google maps. It's a typical Chinese-style Japanese Shabu, I'd rather call it a single hot pot. The style was Chinese, the waiters/waitresses were Chinese, the foods were Chinese and even the taste was Chinese. I don't know why I took 20 hours flying all the way from Shanghai to Los Angeles and ate such a personal hot pot blow average (compare to Shanghai). Repeat: A single personal hot pot is NOT equal to Shabu Shabu."

"I found it very expensive for what's served, the set menu is $15.50 and while the veggie serving is ok, the meat is very little. Check photos. Ordered 2 set pots, 1 extra meat (small) and 1 rice bowl and came for $60. Taste was ok, but also nothing to really highlight in my opinion."