Fun spot! Didn't realize there was an AYCE near me!
Two of us had:
HH ultra shabu shabu $39
HH sapporo $3/ea
HH fruity beer $5/ea
HH sawa cock tail $5
Highly recommend on the HH menu with alcohol!
Staff was relatively attentive. Some orders somehow kept getting missed, so if it doesn't come, I would let staff know again verbally.
We had two soup bases: creamy tonkotsu and spicy mala tonkotzu
Easy parking in the plaza.
Do the reservation online for your AYCE hot pot needs!
Pretty solid. Quick service. Really attentive. We went when it was a bit slower so it was a little awkward with them hovering by, but I get it. Lots of options the ayce is kind of pricey but if you're coming hungry I think it's worth it. Really appreciate the condiments already being at the table for sauces. Would definitely come back, but maybe for happy hour, for the price discount.
We went there on Friday and didn't know they offer all-you-can-eat, which is awesome. The vegetable was fresh, and the meat n seafood was mediocre (but still good to eat)~
The only downside: both the customers and the background music were very loud... We all got headaches after dinner.
It was 52$/per person after tax and tips.
If I want to go again, I will try to visit at a different time, or maybe I’ll bring earplugs to this place.
The food here is very selected but they're fast for service. When you go in, they will have this sheets + the menu. The sheets will give 4 rounds and in round 4, you can order more to finish it off. The time limit is 90 minutes. The meat in the supreme selection were so good compares to the other meat section. Also the meatballs were hit or miss. The cuttlefish, pork, and fish balls are the best. For the broth, they tastes so good like I wanted to drink all of it. The veggies were alright but wish they have more selections. Our server was very nice and attentive to our questions/needs. Would recommend!
Disappointing hotpot experience. At $41 per head, the meat selection was limited. The server forgot to take our order for drinks. She was friendly though. There were a few dipping sauces at the table, like ponzu and sesame oil. The broths lacked flavor.
