Located in the busy Nakano area, this restaurant is actually quite hidden as it sits upstairs, away from the main street level. One thing to note is that each person is required to order a meal. In my opinion, if you do not have a very big appetite, it is better to go for a course with two to three portions of meat. The all-you-can-eat option is really only worth it if you can eat a lot, otherwise it may feel a bit wasted. I quite liked the soup base here. The meat can be a little fatty, so I would recommend choosing a lighter, cleaner broth to balance it out. There were not too many vegetables, but the noodles were good. Overall, it is a nice spot if you are looking for a hearty meal in Nakano, especially if you enjoy hotpot-style dining and generous portions of meat.

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Iwai who serves us is excellent. We cannot speak Japanese but he helped us order all we want. Fantastic!

One of my favourite places to go for Shabu Shabu. Ive beem going gere for over 8 years and their mid and top grade set is really good and great value especially if you're coming from a foreign country (and at present time with yen so low)

Best Shabu Shabu that I ate in my live!

The shabushabu was delicious. You can get the all you can eat course or a la cart. The place is good for a family gatheringl