Gom Shabu Shabu

Great selection for the all you can eat! The broth choices are flavorful and not too overpowering. The service made sure to check on you when they could even when super busy. I would recommend checking in this place out and trying that all you can eat menu.

Food options aren't that big compared to other shabu like urban for an example.You cannot change your broth even though you're paying for all you can eat.I will say, the meat quality looked amazing compared to other places. But their overall menu and veggie and soup options aren't great.I do not think I will be returning anytime soon.Service was alright, kind of felt rushed even with 1.5 hours to go before they closed....Ambiance is clean and typical Korean place but the service was blah. Veggies were limited..... everything was blah Besides the quality of their meat. That I have to give 4/4.

Always a great experience at this location. Service is much better than Annandale. The food is so good and always hits the spot! Good place for date night but they also accommodate larger crowds with ease too! I recommended using extra bowls/plate to dump your food on so it doesn't overcook and so you don't burn your mouth. Ask for a few papers when you sit and just press the button when you need something from the servers

Went on a whim to gom shabu shabu since it was 15min away from me and it was delicious. Thankfully I had been to a hot pot place recently and realized that they have all the broth spices and meat dipping sauces on a island buffet in the middle, so I didn't miss out on that this time! The waitress came by to take our order almost immediately and everything came out right quick after we would ask for something. She even filled our broth without asking. Would definitely come again

This is a review for the centreville location. Located in the same shopping center as H mart but this is near the corner of the mall closer to Braddock road. It is an all you can eat shabu shabu or hot pot. You get a paper and a pencil to mark the meats, veggies, other misc that you want to put in your hot pot. I thought the service here was prompt and they give you a large portion every time you place an order. I like how they have the call buttons to let wait staff know you need something. The sauce bar was clean but had some missing trays. I told the staff there and they refilled the trays. In terms of cleanliness, I think it could be better. I would recommend coming to Gom Shabu for a good quality all you can eat experience.

They have a menu, but unless you don't plan on eating much, all you can eat is the way to go. That way you can sample a variety of meats, vegetables, seafood, and more. Great place to eat like no tomorrow with friends/family. Keep the temperature setting in mind as the pot can overflow if you boil it too much. Set the temperature somewhere between 500 and 1200 depending on if you are waiting or actively cooking food and give it one or a few minutes to cook.Service is fairly fast. Ambience is good - it can get crowded during dinner hours though.

Relatively quiet place to eat! Wouldn't say it's anything special in particular but has most of the things you'd need and want! Everyone gets their own individual pot, you control the temperature, you can put whatever for your sauce, and you choose all the meats, veggies, and items to put in your pot! The foods aren't super in particular special but the meats are nicely thinly cut, the scallops are good, and the rice cakes are super chewy! Service is also simple and sweet; speaking Korean to the ajummas is always a plus! You have your own medium sized jug to pour out water when needed too. Overall, 6.5/10 recommend! Nothing to brag about but also nothing really to complain about. Simple, quiet, place to enjoy with family and friends or alone as well!

Currently it's $35 for all you can eat. While this isn't a bad AYCE price, I'd expect to have more options for the dishes. The pickings are on the slimmer side compared to other AYCE hot pot/shabu shabu but enough to still leave you full and satisfied.One thing I haven't seen at other places is the option to order a house sauce. I personally loved the Less Spicy one but the Non-Spicy and Spicy we're also good. I did not like the Medium Spicy and didn't try the Very Spicy.I like how the side dishes come out in small servings so you can figure out what you like. The meat comes out in larger serving sizes which, in my opinion, is phenomenal.Overall I'm glad I tried it but it doesn't make my favourite list.

Our favorite spot in Northern Virginia for hot pot! Gom Shabu Shabu never fails to satisfy our soup craving. We always go to all-you-can-eat which is reasonably-priced for that many options. My favorite is the fatty brisket, fish cake, chicken hotdog, beef dumplings, ramen, and lots and lots of veggies. The service is impeccable. Everyone is accommodating. We will keep coming back!

Haven't been here for many years and much has changed. Everyone gets the same base broth now loaded at their seat, and you choose a flavor which is brought to you and dumped in. We chose tonkatsu and this slightly purple colored clumpy looking bowl of mystery came out. The taste was very artificial and not pleasant. The meat and vegetable quality is decent, better than a couple of the other local spots. Options are limited however, especially at $35 a person. Service is also good though the staff is not proactive with new menus, you have to ask. The broth is important for hot pot though, and this would not be a choice based on that.