MO-MO-PARADISE Kabukicho

Came back for a 3rd time before heading back home. As usual the staff was amazing and friendly. Rino our server for tonight was very friendly. This time we went for the wagyu with shabu shabu and sukiyaki with all you can drink. The meal was amazing. The wagyu was so soft. Having option for the japanese beef as well perfect. The perfect meal to end the vacation.

Every time I come here, I’m never disappointed. The price and value are unbeatable—there’s absolutely nothing to hesitate about, it’s always worth it. No matter how many times I visit, the food is consistently delicious, and the quality of the food, service, and atmosphere has never dropped. The only thing I miss is the powdered chili (I’m not even sure what it’s called), which added a special flavor I really loved. I wonder if there’s any chance they’ll bring it back someday.

Extremely delicious shabu shabu, they have 3 tiers you can choose from: pork, pork and beef, and A5 Wagyu. The meat was very tender and tasted amazing; A5 wagyu just melted in your mouth and was delicious! Costed around 11,000 Yen for the A5 all you can eat course and it did not disappoint. Even the ice cream was quite good. Service here was excellent, the staff were so friendly and helpful and most spoke English as well. Would come back again. Only thing is it’s quite expensive.

Thats amazing dinner in shinjuku, the staff call Daiki is super nice and islam also super helpful, strongly recommend all of my friends to here have a nice sukiyaki, unexpected the arrange a birthday surprise, the manager who i dont know his name but he is the soul person in this restaurant, just come here and take my money haha!

We ordered the Wagyu beef set meal. The beef was incredibly flavorful and melt-in-your-mouth, and the vegetables were also delicious. I was impressed by the waiter, who was patient and polite. Our waitress, a trendy girl named Satomi, deserves a full rating. I look forward to returning.

One of the best service you will get, they will serve you directly and even offer to cook your meats. Food taste great . Only downside is the ice cream is hard to scoop. Great atmosphere very cozy vibes

Great shabu shabu experience. We had the A5 menu and it did not disappoint, the meat was very high quality. There was a good variety of fresh vegetables and a good complement of sauces and condiments. The service was very attentive, polite and friendly from our waiters Islam and Tamon. And the dessert bar was surprisingly good, there was a selection of 8 different ice creams with very interesting flavours. Would recommend coming here for shabu shabu

We had the wagyu set and the meat melts on your mouth and the vegetables were very fresh. Ken, our server was very attentive to our needs, he checks for food allergy, check in every now and then to make sure all is good, and promptly refill our food when it is empty. Highly recommend and please look for Ken!

A beautiful place with terrific dishes. The service was also extraordinarily kind and helpful. One in our party has a strong gluten allergy and the chief (manager?) of the restaurant patiently and thoroughly explained options to create a delicious gluten-free shabu-shabu, including providing tamari and wheat-free ponzu, as well as bring out a few packaging to demonstrate safety. And he checked in several times to ensure we were enjoying out meal. The assistance was above and beyond, and we highly recommend Mo Mo Paradise as a gluten-free option Thank you chief SM for the wonderful experience!

I was in Bend and walked down from my hotel and found this gem of a restaurant. Holy mackerel this was such a find, the food and service was beyond outstanding. From my self imposed dietary restrictions being met with enthusiasm by the wait staff to the incredibly delicious food. One of the best steaks I ever had and the best Brussel sprouts I've ever eaten. I can strongly recommend this establishment if you're in the area! Service Dine in Meal type Dinner Price per person Fine dining100+ Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes Wagyu and Brussels Sprouts Dietary restrictions My dietary choices are limited by choice and the wait staff worked with me with absolute kindness and super helpful towards my ultimates choices.

TLDR; all below is 5/5 - Plum Shochu Soda, non-alcoholic - Homemade Brown Sugar Honey Lemonade - Beef and Pork Course - Uji Matcha ice cream - Lannie, staff member -------- Was super hungry and Kabuchicho was on our lists to visit so off we went! Big area for seating and thankfully we were able to walk in with no reservations- restaurant definitely got busy later though Shoutout to staff member LANNIE!! She's super awesome and definitely provided A++ service. If I lived here, She'd be the reason I'd be a repeating customer haha She also provided great recommendations-- the Plum Shochu Soda is BOMB.com, man did I fall in love with it. So refreshing and sets the standards for plum soda in Japan for me, mega plus cause it was able to be ordered non-alcoholic too!! Before her lovely recommendation, I ordered the Homemade Brown Sugar Honey Lemonade that was also 5/5 - so refreshing!! You can't go wrong with either of these beverage options Beef and Pork Course cause we love variety (and heh we eat a lot too l o l) was great and definitely enough for 2 persons. Sukiyaki broth was also a great option! Don't fill up too much on proteins cause they'll have side item carts rolling around and they are extremely attentive (5/5 for all the staff members really) so your table is really never empty, haha! Lastly- there's always room for dessert! Their dessert is super extensive with ice cream flavors, toppings, cones, etc. All ice cream flavors (milk, sesame, roasted green tea, melon) are yummy but the most mouth-watering one is the Uji Matcha-- my goodness, I could've eaten a pint alone of this LOL Thanks MoMo Paradise for making this dining experience such a memorable one, hoping the USA location be able to match your A-game!

My wife and I were in Tokyo in December for vacation. One night we looked up places on Google and found this place. We didn't have a reservation and they sat us down pretty quickly. It's a pretty big place with plenty of seating and a friendly staff. We ordered an All You Can Eat and Drink option. At the beginning they brought out a sampling of the different beef and pork. There were also carts coming around with noodle options, vegetable options, and sauce options. - The meats were fresh. - We had a lot of flank seat, which was fatty but not too fatty. - There was a self-serve drink station - I must've drank at least 5 or 6 highballs - There was also a dessert station with various types of ice cream. I think we ate our money's worth, or at the very least we left satisfied.

Everything was so delicious and we loved our server Maiko! He was amazing! Meal includes veggies noodles and desert!

Yamamoto is my go-to AYCE sushi in Boston. The service and food are a good value. The AYCE comes with accompaniments such as gyoza, noodles, spring rolls, etx

My family and I had a fantastic experience at this place. The food was delicious, with each dish bursting with flavor and beautifully presented. The ambiance was inviting and cozy, perfect for a relaxing evening out. The staff were attentive and friendly, ensuring our needs were met throughout the meal. I highly recommend trying this place.

Our group of 4 came on a Monday night (7pm) without a reservation but they were still able to seat us promptly. The food & service were spectacular! We chose AYCE sukiyaki instead of Shabu Shabu & it did not disappoint. We were given a small disc to flip if we wanted more vegetables or vice versa & they would come to our table with a cart for us to choose which vegetables we would like refilled. There is self-serve drink area with an espresso machine & dessert bar with some delectable mochi, various selections of ice cream, & more. We spent around $44 per person & ordered alcohol as well! Special shout-out to Scarlette for constantly checking up on us & her amazing service. The whole experience was amazing & would definitely come back again!

Interesting Shabu Shabu experience. Back in 2017 I was in Matsumoto and ate at an AYCE Shabu place that had different broth flavors. That was the first time I tried Sukiyaki for my soup base. Since then, it's all I get. But at Mo Mo, they have a Shabu Shabu broth and that's it. Sukiyaki was a different type of meal and was not AYCE. Even though that was disappointing, I still enjoyed the meal. It was delicious and the meat was high quality. My wife was less pleased because of the limited vegetable selection. The atmosphere of the restaurant was very nice. Felt like fine dining. 面白いしゃぶしゃぶ体験。2017年に松本にいて、出汁の味が違うAYCEしゃぶの店で食事をしました。スープベースにすき焼きを試したのはそれが初めてでした。それ以来、それは私が得るすべてです。しかし、Mo Moでは、しゃぶしゃぶスープがあり、それだけです。すき焼きは別の種類の食事であり、AYCEではありませんでした。 それは残念でしたが、それでも私は食事を楽しんだ。美味しくて、お肉も上質でした。私の妻は野菜の選択肢が限られていたため、あまり満足していませんでした。 レストランの雰囲気はとても素敵でした。高級ダイニングのように感じました。

We wanted to try shabu-shabu while visiting Japan for the first time so we picked this place while exploring Shinjuku. While the meat was pretty high quality, we just thought the flavor of the hot pot was seriously lacking and there weren't that many vegetables to choose from. Even though this place was AYCE, we couldn't imagine having any more than what they initially served us. The drinks were just okay; I ordered a mule and it tasted like they dumped cocktail mix into it and called it a day.

One of the things that I had to get over when I went to Japan is to "get over" my prejudice against "chain restaurants." In the United States, the term "chain" would imply a lack of quality or uniqueness. Of course, applying this principle in Japan was stupid, because being in a foreign country, EVERYTHING would be unique to me. Mo Mo Paradise is a chain, but it's tremendous. Coming here for hot pot was one of the highlight meals of my trip to Japan. You can choose from different soup bases and after you begin, you can order all the meats you want. The meat quality was excellent, which frankly made it easier to eat more. Aside from the meat, the vegetable bar was beautifully arranged. The veggies were well cut and arranged in an aesthetically pleasing way. The sauce bar was well maintained and always very clean and wiped down. I'd highly recommend a trip here. You get some really good value for a high quality experience.

Great spot for all you can eat shabu. Lunch price was what we went for and it was 21,000 yen ($18 something USD) per person. They also have all you can drink which we didn't take part of. The combo set included pork and beef which was pretty good. Keep in mind this isn't super premium beef but for the price compared to the states (usually $30 before tax) this place certainly hit the spot. You can also see Godzillas head nearby.

An example of extreme gluttony. For 100 minutes you get to eat as much as possible. You can choose between shabu shabu and sukiyaki, and regular course (beef and pork) and Japanese beef (not wagyu) upgrade. I did had the Japanese beef upgrade to Sukiyaki and seriously it is meat heaven. The meat is high quality and veggies all fresh. Overall great meal for dinner and they have staff who speaks other languages

A really classy shabu shabu place. It is all you can eat and if you pay a little more, you can have all you can drink (including alcohol) as well. There are only two different types of beef and one type of pork to choose from. The veggie selection is not huge as well, but the experience was unlike any other. The servers roll around carts (like dim sum style) for you to choose your unlimited veggies, such as mushrooms, tofu, and different greens. The sauce is amazing. There's a certain way to eat this shabu shabu: first eating the meat and then the veggies after, saving your noodles for last. The dessert was also AMAZING, the mochi was to die for! This area is also in the redlight district, which I recommend visiting if you're in Japan!

Momo-Paradise is one of my favorite places to go eat for sukiyaki! I used go at least once every two months or so, but I haven't been in almost 10 months. So, for my birthday, my friends and I decided to go for my birthday dinner. We made a reservation and they took us right away. They changed a few things about ordering food and they recently added a new salad cart as well. All great changes. The service was great and everyone is so attentive and prompt. But the highlight of our meal was when a former wait staff, his name is Islam, recognized me from when I used to frequent there often. He had been promoted and kindly checked on our meal and talked with us commenting on not having seen me in a while. He treated my entire group to a special order of Wagyu beef, complimentary for my birthday. A manager on duty also came to wish me a happy birthday and was so generous to us. The food here is phenomenal but the kind and genuine service alone makes it worth coming back to! It's by far one of my favorite places to eat in Shinjuku!

This place is pretty huge and nice inside. Great for big groups and we didn't have to wait too long. Choice of 1 type of soup for 19,000 yen or 2 types of soup for 21,000 yen. They offer shabu, sukiyaki and ship-tonkatsu soup flavors. Worth it for all you can eat in 90min! My friends and I chose shio-tonkatsu and shabu flavored soup with the choice of beef and pork meat. Their ponzo and sesame sauce were pretty good. Definitely would recommend this place.

Fantastic AYCE Shabu shabu in Kabukicho. It gets busy so a reservation is a must. The meat is really top quality and I suggest you definitely opt in for the beef tongue. They really push the sides (all delicious veggies) as well--but I'm pretty sure they do that so you don't eat as much meat. You are timed the minute you sit down-- you have 90 min for serious feasting. It is a LARGE restaurant-- even in American standards--so it's actually a great place for groups.

Yepppp, All you can eat shabu for 25 bucks! or 2500 yens. The spot super nice. You can also pay more to upgrade your meat.

During my stay in Tokyo I realized that it was not that easy to communicate with people at restaurants. Even more frustrating was the fact that a lot of places do not offer menus in english. Thankfully this restaurant has an english menu.. Yeaah... They offer sukiyaki and shabu-shabu for 90 and 120 minutes. Which means you can have as much beef or pork (depending on which package you pick) and unlimited veggies. They will pass around your table with a car full of good selections of mushrooms and lettuce. The service and the overall meal was kind of slow. Keep in mind that there is a bell you can use to call your server whenever you need anything. Also your meal includes a milk popsicle which I thought was weird knowing that it was still pretty cold out. But again, a lot of things do not make sense in Japan. Overall, the restaurant had a good atmosphere. The food was ok, but for all you can eat it was not a bad deal. fyi this place is located on the 6th floor!