Ratings and feedback for Shabu Sai. (Hospitality and Gastronomy) located in Singapore (Singapore)

Shabu Sai

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Hospitality and gastronomy

Sukiyaki and Shabu Shabu restaurant

Japanese restaurant

3 Gateway Dr, #B1-12 Westgate, Singapore 608532

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Alright, so let me tell you about my adventure at Shabu Sai, which is tucked away at 3 Gateway Dr, Westgate. Picture this: an all-you-can-eat buffet of Shabu-Shabu and Sukiyaki, and boy, they do it right! Walking in, I could practically taste the umami wafting through the air – it’s what dreams (or maybe just hungry bellies) are made of.

They’ve got seven different soup bases, and that Tonkotsu? It’s a must-try for sure. Seriously, it’s like a warm hug for your taste buds. The first time I dipped fresh veggies and tender beef into that broth, it was a revelation. And don’t even get me started on the free-flow meat – perfect for meat lovers like me!

Now, I won’t sugarcoat everything. The place does have its quirks. Some reviews mention that the staff can be a bit hit or miss. I mean, who hasn’t had a rough day, right? One minute you’re greeted with a smile, the next, it’s like you asked for their firstborn. But overall, there’s warmth in the bustling vibe, and the food often outshines the minor hiccups.

At times, it feels crowded, especially during peak hours. It’s like a lively party where everyone’s an eager foodie. I noticed during my visit that if you’re not quick on the draw, you might miss out on some of the good stuff. The buffet can get a little wonky when it’s busy—who knew waiting for refillable veggies could feel like waiting for a bus?

Oh, and drinks? Non-free-flow, but you can fill up on the soup – a slight trade-off. Some folks grumble about added charges for drinks, but honestly, the food quality makes up for it. If you’re all about that casual dining experience, this is the place to be. They welcome big groups, making it a fun outing for family or friends.

Another bonus? Shabu Sai is wheelchair accessible. They seem to understand the importance of making their cozy space open to everyone. So, if you’re in the mood for some hearty Japanese grub, grab your friends, book a table (if you can, during peak times it’s like a game of musical chairs), and go for it!

In short, Shabu Sai offers plenty of bang for your buck with a decent variety of meats and veggies, served in a casual atmosphere. It’s got its moments, both good and bad, but hey, don’t we all? Just remember – patience is key when the crowd rolls in!