Shabu-Shabu On-yasai - Sanjo Kamogawa — Restaurant in Kyoto

We ordered the 2980 yen set of all you can eat. We chose two types of soups, one is sweet spicy soup another is salty soup with grapefruit. Both are nice. The salty soup with grapefruit was really surprise us. It's great to goes with vegetables and mushrooms. Of course meat was perfect with spicy soup. We had homemade chicken balls, pork belly, beef belly, pork lean and beef lean. The quality of the meat was very high and the textures were soft especially belly part (lots of fatty). However, the strange thing is that the serving staffs were really talkative and speaking loudly. Not to us but among them. This is rare to see in Japanese service industry which is always customer first. We called many times and a staff came and ordered food. In brief, the food is nice but for the service, lower than my expectation. Maybe is Friday and they all looked forward the...

Was really craving hotpot in this chilly weather and decided to treat myself to a one-pax shabu shabu meal. As a small eater, the set portion was just right—not too much, not too little—perfect for a solo diner. As a first timer here, I really appreciated how helpful the waitress was as she took the time to explain everything to me patiently and made sure I was comfortable throughout the meal. The meal was satisfying, the service was lovely, and for the price I paid, it was truly value for money. Arigato...

We were looking for good food in Kyoto and we stumbled upon this place by accident. The food was great. We can order either all-you-can-eat or à la carte, but because we didn't want to eat too much, we got à la carte.

The soup was really good, especially the soupyaki and the garlic one. The meat was also top-notch. With the set with vegetables and a limited choice of sauce, we were able to have a really good meal that wasn't too full and also very pleasing.

Recommended...