Ten Shabu

My Fiancé and I have been coming to this hot spot for years and it just hits every time! Spicy pork bone is my favorite soup and it just has the perfect flavor! Terran is usually our waiter and is so attentive and quick. I love coming to this spot! Definitely recommend giving it a try!

This is by far one of my favorite hot spot places. Mainly for the fact that it is so customizable and the broth here compared to traditional hot pot doesn't compare. The staff here is nice and informative when it comes to creating your bowl. The only downside to my visit this time is it seems like they either under staffed or need a sense of urgency. They seemed to be a bit scattered and didn't bring all the drinks we ordered, didn't bring out the rice when we got our food, and didn't check up on us for refills on meat since we did all you can eat. (To be fair the staff did say sorry it seemed like they were going through a shift change while also getting a lot of new people that wanted to eat). But sadly even after everyone was seated the service didn't improve.

The food was meh. When I tried the soup, it legit tasted like dishwater. There was no flavor in it. The dipping sauce was good, but eating out of it just felt like a mess (could be me on that lolz). The water tasted like dishwater and basically every utensil, bowl, etc. just had that dishwater smell.Other than that, everything else was fine, the servers were nice and the portion per order was not bad

Food is great. Great portion and quality. The all you can eat (AYCE) options are great when I go with my two teen BOYS. Service also quick and efficient. Downside is there is no alcohol (they used to). The table set up always not being set-up (the chairs on top of the table, it gives an ambiance that the store is closing therefore I need to rush).

Came here with a couple of friends for dinner. We had to wait cause there was a party ahead of us, so we explored the New Haven City Market that just opened next door. Just fyi, finding parking sucked and I ended parking on the street. You have been warned. We seated ourselves by the bar once we got in. Restaurant was pretty small for a hot pot place. AYCE is available but they don't have a self-serve buffet like some hot pot places. Instead, you're given a laminated menu with a dry erase marker. Meat quality is pretty good and they have your standard hot pot offerings like your veggies. Service here was good and attentive. Nice staff is a plus. Only thing I'm not used to is the stove being far and reading for my bowl to feed myself. Staff go around adjusting the settings instead of yourself. Overall, pretty good place and I had a wonderful meal :))

Expensive and the quality of the food wasn't great. The broth was bland. The meat and seafood were frozen. The drink wasn't included in the ayce price. The countertop was dirty . The server was nice so 2 stars was for him.

This shabu place has been around for a while, we came in couple times on a weekday and a holiday weekend. I liked the traditional Japanese shabu seatings. The AYCE menu price differences were a bit much. I don't think the holiday price was worth the food value though. Also the sake price markups were a bit high for a local restaurant. However, the broth we have tried were flavorful and comforting. I especially liked the kimchi broth and it was spicy enough for me. The meat quality was decent and the shrimps were very well prepared. But it always took long time for the shrimps to come out. I liked the veggie selections which are a bit more than usual shabu places. The service was friendly and attentive enough. I think it's better to order AYCE when you are super hungry. Otherwise a single portion will do!

The place is a little run down inside, but it's cozy in a weird way. Had a late dinner here on weekend at 8:30 so there was minimum wait for the servers to get the bar ready. They have ala carte and all you can eat. We weren't super hungry so we ordered the dinner for 2 as it seemed like good value. Just look at how much meat there is! You can order two different soups, pick an appetizer, and pick two different meats. We ended up bringing 40% of this home for another meal since there was a lot of food left. Value is good. Service was ok, nothing stands out as good or bad. Only complaint is that the sauce were pretty standard stuff you find everywhere. Would have preferred some options of housemade sauce that makes Ten Shabu unique.

Not sure what it's like now, but this was one of the more popping restaurants in this plaza with multiple attempts to go here met with really long waits. My bro, his gf, and I were hungry for dinner and saw that there finally wasn't too much of a wait here on a weekday for dinner, so we jumped at the opportunity to finally dine here. There's high and low bar counter seating and also some tables at the periphery that currently wasn't occupied when we were there. Just a note though, the higher seats are a bit awkward in spacing so if you're dining in bigger than a group of 2, it might be slightly awkward. Random aside, I did find the wire wrapping with the paper that goes around veggie bundles in my veggies, but small mistake and no big deal overall. We ended up ordering the dinner for 2 combo that comes with any 2 meats or seafood items, 2 broths, veggies and noodles for 2 and a separate choose 2 combo at the 10 ounce size. In hindsight, it would have been better if we split the dinner for 2 amongst the 3 of us since it's a HUGE amount of meat for the dinner for 2. They also ran out of lamb, so my bro and his gf ended up doubling up for the beef as their protein and it ended up being a massive amount of meat that was almost borderline difficult to finish on top of all of the veggies and carbs provided to us (rice, udon and instant noodles, etc.). We ended up paying extra for their more premium soups such as the sukiyaki, and even more premium spicy tomato (not spicy at all by the way) and their Tomyum. Tomyum had a decently good sourness and savoriness to it and the sukiyaki was a tad sweet, but not bad. Veggies included lots of spinach, much more than what I'm used to at other shabu shabu places but nothing so bad. I ended up getting the beef and pork for my choose 2 combo and I honestly regret getting the pork. I've had better quality pork at other shabu shabu places, but it ended up being really dry and bland here, despite cooking at optimal times and temperatures in the broth. Sort of a pain to finish eating, but I've learned my lesson. My brother also got the yuzu-ade which was refreshing. Nicely salty citrus soda drink that I'd order again for sure. Speaking of yuzu, their ponzu was nicely refreshing and flavorful too. Definitely made the pork more bearable, as well as the large amount of meat we had. For the price point and quality, I honestly think there's better shabu shabu options out there especially if you venture more towards San Gabriel area or even towards Rowland Heights.

I legit loved this place. It's my new favorite shabu. The service was top notch and the food was soo sooo good. The soups packed an extra punch to any other place I've been to. If I can drink the soup from the jump and it's delicious, it's gonna be smooth sailing after that. And they also have hot drops. Yasss. Only down side is I didn't get acye and the veggies are limited. And I don't wanna pay extra for. But the pork broth was soo yummy. And the meat portion was way way plenty. I would just like to say please update the bathroom.