Shabunoki has unlimited shabu-shabu with side dishes and rice, fresh vegetables, beef, gindara tofu, fish cake, lobster, and cheese for just P649. If you prefer your hotpot session with unlimited balls, you’d be happy to know that they’re also offering that for P799.The little ones in the family can join your food trips, too. Meals are free for those aged 5 and below, and are offered at a discounted cost of P350-P400 for children between six and 12.
When it comes to hotpot, the 1970 Grill and Shabu-Shabu has been all the rage among celebrities like Andrea Brillantes, Ana Jalandoni, and Jelai Andres. Their beef shabu-shabu, priced at P490, is satisfying in itself. It comes with beef, vegetables, dumpling, noodles, and fish balls, but you may opt for add-ons from their menu, including tofu, pork, and salmon fish cake. Open from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. on Mondays to Thursdays and 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
At Shaburi, there’s a “grand menu” for shabu-shabu. You can choose between a single pot and a twin pot for your soup, with different flavors like the original konbu, chicken collagen paitan, hot miso, beef pepper, and sukiyaki. The regular shabu-shabu with the usual beef, pork, and chicken costs P799 per head, while the special shabu costs P999 with eight items: Angus beef, homemade beef meat ball, tasty beef, pork dumpling, pork belly, low-fat pork, homemade chicken ball, and tender chicken.
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