y shabu shabu

Their tonkotsu broth was good, but the authentic japanese broth they had just wasn’t it for me. The meats were all really good selections, but I learned that day that I do not ever want to eat cow throat ever again. Karaage was soooo good, wish it had came with like spicy mayo or something. I also ended up getting a stomachache which I’m not sure if it was eating too much or eating something bad.

This is always my go to spot for hot pot whenever I’m in town. I love coming here with friends. There’s so much variety that everyone can find something they like. The all you can eat is a good deal, and the guy who always serves us is super friendly and attentive. It’s a great place to bring friends or family for a relaxed night of eating, talking, and enjoying good food. They never rush you out, which makes it even better. Always a solid choice for a fun, satisfying meal.

The shabu shabu is AYCE and it is worth it! It includes appetizers and dessert. We were two of us and including tips it set us back ~$130 w/o alcohol. You get to chose from about 6 broths. The soups are heated on induction stoves and they heat up.pretty quick. Service is great! Seems like there were only 2 servers on a Wednesday night. There weren't many patrons and they handled the few with ease. The serve the food pretty creatively. I really liked the way they served the shrimp paste. The seafood seemed really fresh as opposed to the meats which are obviously frozen. If you are craving shabu shabu this place will not disappoint.

Tonight was the night my fiancée and I went out for date night. We had been reminiscing about our time in Japan and how we had sukiyaki and y Shabu shabu fit the bill as a perfect place to bring us back there. The service was quick and efficient, the staff was helpful, the food was amazing and the atmosphere was vibes all around

The service here was fantastic, as well as the food. I had been to hot pot but never an all you can eat. I was intimidated a bit by the choices on the menu, but the manager and service staff were so welcoming. They had no problem explaining how to order and different menu items. I will absolutely be returning and I will be sure to bring friends! Also great to know they are apart of the same group as Y noodle! That was where I was headed when I strolled past Y shabu shabu and I am so glad I did!

Really neat spot. You cook your own soup after choosing ingredients. I’m almost positive that I did it incorrectly. I arrived at the busiest time so I had to wait a bit for my food. Eating it was very pleasant. I would recommend taking advantage of the sauce and seasonings. I’d eat here again after doing a bit of research. Definitely go with a group and make a reservation.

Y Shabu Shabu is an absolute delight! The dining experience here is fantastic, with fresh, high-quality ingredients and a cozy, inviting atmosphere. The variety of broths and dipping sauces available make every meal unique and customizable to your taste. The service is top-notch, with attentive and knowledgeable staff who are always ready to help and make great recommendations. The meat and vegetable selections are excellent, and everything is presented beautifully. It's the perfect spot for both a casual meal and a special occasion. If you're a fan of shabu shabu or just looking to try something new and delicious, Y Shabu Shabu is a must-visit. Highly recommended!

The newest hot pot spot in Providence and its definitely worth checking out. This is the first all you can eat hot pot restaurant I've ever been to and it is a different experience than La Mei, for example, but still great in its own way. The sauce bar here is unparalleled. The quality of the food was good, but I do prefer the proteins at La Mei. The service was good, but they did cut our disgusting, gluttonous selves off eventually. Dinner will cost right around $100, but it'll be the only time you need to eat all day... if you do it right.