Tucked along Rosecrans Ave, this popular shabu-shabu spot brings an interactive hot pot dining experience to La Mirada, where guests cook fresh meats, vegetables, and noodles in flavorful broths right at the table. It's a great option for families, groups, or anyone looking to enjoy a fun and satisfying meal together. Stop by and see why locals keep coming back for a relaxed, communal dining experience.
Great food with great selection of salad bar. You can make your own broth out of it, the selection is broad and fresh. Service was generally okay, however I’d love to see some servers spend less time listening to own music.
Went to Shabuya recently with old friends. Great KBBQ spot! Buffet-style, so you go pick what you want and cook it. Plenty of banchan. And it HUGE inside! Ordinarily, in most Korean BBQ soots I have been to all the tables, buffet, and servers are smashed together and one trips over the other. Here, plenty of seating, room to spread out, and lots of groups. Would definitely return. Enjoy!
I visited this place again after a long time for a company dinner. There haven’t been many changes, but that’s not a bad thing. Even with a lot of customers, the restaurant was clean and the service was fairly quick. For the price, the quality of the meat was acceptable, and the included vegetables and seafood were satisfactory. Dining out isn’t cheap these days, so this felt like a reasonable option without high expectations. On a chilly day, it was a decent and practical choice.
I was craving to come to this place as its all you can eat shabu-shabu, the variety is good and I was looking to add rice cakes in to my soup so that's a plus, fwy get the spicy soup broth its not that spicy or the pork base broth. The service is extremely good and the meat cuts were prime cuts, super thin stake slices thay were freshly cut, only downside of this location is thay the plate bowls looked like needed to be replaced as the scratches i side the bowls were very noticeable, other than that a good place to bring a big party of people to enjoy a nice hot bowl of soup.
A large group of us came here after attending a funeral. The staff seated us in a designated area and emphasized—several times—that we had to completely fill each table before moving on to the next. We also weren’t given a choice of broth; the same one was served to everyone. Meat options were limited to just two types. While we didn’t necessarily mind, it did feel a bit rigid, especially considering we were bringing in a substantial group and giving them good business. On a positive note, the veggie bar was fresh and plentiful as always.