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Address: 8235 Olive Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63132
Phone: (314) 755-1075
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Shabu Day | Authentic Sukiyaki & Shabu Shabu Hot Pot in St. Louis
Experience rich beef broth, spicy miso ramen, and fresh veggies at Shabu Day. Cozy ambiance perfect for savoring classic hot pot favorites in St. Louis.
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Today is SHABU DAY All You Can Eat Tel(314)-755-1075 Hours :Tue-Fri 4-10,Sat-Sun 11-10 8235 Olive Blvd Saint Louis MO 63132
Shabu Day – Sukiyaki and Shabu Shabu restaurant in Missouri State …
Will recommend this place to anyone who is carving for all you can eat hotpot in St. Louis. Your Pal. Our first hot pot experience and we …
Reviews
Tracy Nguyen
We love Shabu Day! Already have gone multiple times and they’ve never done us wrong. That sukiyaki broth will always be one of my favorite things EVER. If they ever sold the broth by itself, I would buy gallons. Service is also always good. Attentive and accommodating. Will be back as always!
… moreMelenie Bongner
Just left shabu day. I was completely impressed and can’t wait to go back for more. I was greeted quickly by not one but two employees who were courteous enough to let me know the kitchen was closing in under 30 minutes of my arrival. They were kind enough to seat me quickly bring us lots and lots of food and even give us a little extra meat.
The staff was incredibly attentive, food was delicious, and I have no complaints about the price or quantity of food.
Can’t wait to bring more friends!
… moreThe staff was incredibly attentive, food was delicious, and I have no complaints about the price or quantity of food.
Can’t wait to bring more friends!
Quyen H.
We had a great hotpot experience at Shabu day. We got seated immediately upon arrival.
I like how spacious and clean the place is. We ordered the beef broth and house spicy broth with brisket and premium beef sirloin. The beef broth was very flavorful. I also liked the dipping sauces here. Outstanding service and attentive staffs. I think the price is fair for AYCE.
… moreI like how spacious and clean the place is. We ordered the beef broth and house spicy broth with brisket and premium beef sirloin. The beef broth was very flavorful. I also liked the dipping sauces here. Outstanding service and attentive staffs. I think the price is fair for AYCE.
sutherlandk19
Our party of four visited Shabu Day on a cold Saturday in January after a shopping trip. We planned for shopping first and all-you-can-eat hot pot second because we knew our full bellies afterward would interfere with our clothing experience. XD
This was my first time trying hot pot and I can’t wait until I get to have it again. The price was reasonable, especially since it’s all-you-can-eat. And we did eat all that we could. We ordered the beef broth and the Shabu Day house spicy broth. Both were full of flavor and delicious. It was good to have a non-spicy broth in order to cool off a bit in between bites, though the table electric burners were so effective at heating the broth, there was no cooling down.
I’m not sure if this place is new or what, but they really, desperately need vents above each table pulling the steam outside of the building. Each table has a burner, which requires power to the table. There were cords on the floor, posing a potential tripping hazard. The steam was so abundant, condensation gathered on every window. It was hard to cool down inside the restaurant. Each of us was sweating at the table, this was exasperated by the heating element at the table. The experience of hot pot was neat, but could be improved.
… moreThis was my first time trying hot pot and I can’t wait until I get to have it again. The price was reasonable, especially since it’s all-you-can-eat. And we did eat all that we could. We ordered the beef broth and the Shabu Day house spicy broth. Both were full of flavor and delicious. It was good to have a non-spicy broth in order to cool off a bit in between bites, though the table electric burners were so effective at heating the broth, there was no cooling down.
I’m not sure if this place is new or what, but they really, desperately need vents above each table pulling the steam outside of the building. Each table has a burner, which requires power to the table. There were cords on the floor, posing a potential tripping hazard. The steam was so abundant, condensation gathered on every window. It was hard to cool down inside the restaurant. Each of us was sweating at the table, this was exasperated by the heating element at the table. The experience of hot pot was neat, but could be improved.
Honey Di
Awesome place. They just opened recently, must-try. We got the Sukiyaki and Spicy broths, and got to try all the meats they had. The different beef cuts were amazing. You can also request additional sides as needed at no extra cost – we got more noodles and fish balls.
The sauces they had were great as well. Would definitely recommend the Sukiyaki broth and House sauce. Hope to come back soon!
… moreThe sauces they had were great as well. Would definitely recommend the Sukiyaki broth and House sauce. Hope to come back soon!
Alex Besmer
Rating Reflection: My quest for an outstanding hot-pot experience in Metro-St. Louis brought me to Shabu Day, where the experience was, well, “Ok”.
Decor Ambiance: ️ Shabu Day’s ambiance is a mixed bag. The decor is somewhat basic, with standard tables and chairs. A unique touch is the vibrant K-Pop videos playing on the TV – a treat for K-Pop enthusiasts, but it might feel repetitive for others. The standout feature for me was the captivating flower mural painted on a black wall. Yet, the establishment’s exterior can be misleading, with cloudy windows that almost give an impression of being closed.
Service Quality: ♂️Service at Shabu Day was par for the course – nothing exceptional, but also nothing to fault. It was the kind of service that meets your needs without adding any remarkable flair to the dining experience.
Culinary Experience: The culinary offerings were somewhat underwhelming, especially considering the price point. The meats for the hot-pot, including the USDA Prime Brisket and Premium Beef Sirloin, were of average quality. The broths, particularly the Sukiyaki, were a highlight, offering a savory indulgence. Standard toppings like egg, greens, and mushrooms were present, but I found myself yearning for something more to justify the cost.
In Retrospect: Shabu Day presents a fair hot-pot experience with elements that cater to specific tastes, especially K-Pop fans. The decor has its moments of charm, and the food, while adequate, leaves room for improvement in terms of variety and value.
Final Verdict: ⭐⭐⭐ – “Ok”“A Mixed Pot of Flavors and Ambiance at Shabu Day.”
Shabu Day is for those seeking an average hot-pot experience with a unique K-Pop twist. It’s a place where you’ll find the essentials of a hot-pot meal but might find yourself desiring a bit more in terms of food quality and overall value. ️
… moreDecor Ambiance: ️ Shabu Day’s ambiance is a mixed bag. The decor is somewhat basic, with standard tables and chairs. A unique touch is the vibrant K-Pop videos playing on the TV – a treat for K-Pop enthusiasts, but it might feel repetitive for others. The standout feature for me was the captivating flower mural painted on a black wall. Yet, the establishment’s exterior can be misleading, with cloudy windows that almost give an impression of being closed.
Service Quality: ♂️Service at Shabu Day was par for the course – nothing exceptional, but also nothing to fault. It was the kind of service that meets your needs without adding any remarkable flair to the dining experience.
Culinary Experience: The culinary offerings were somewhat underwhelming, especially considering the price point. The meats for the hot-pot, including the USDA Prime Brisket and Premium Beef Sirloin, were of average quality. The broths, particularly the Sukiyaki, were a highlight, offering a savory indulgence. Standard toppings like egg, greens, and mushrooms were present, but I found myself yearning for something more to justify the cost.
In Retrospect: Shabu Day presents a fair hot-pot experience with elements that cater to specific tastes, especially K-Pop fans. The decor has its moments of charm, and the food, while adequate, leaves room for improvement in terms of variety and value.
Final Verdict: ⭐⭐⭐ – “Ok”“A Mixed Pot of Flavors and Ambiance at Shabu Day.”
Shabu Day is for those seeking an average hot-pot experience with a unique K-Pop twist. It’s a place where you’ll find the essentials of a hot-pot meal but might find yourself desiring a bit more in terms of food quality and overall value. ️
Luis Butuem
Great food!! Went there for the first time and love the food and how it is prepared. We got the spicy broth and the beef broth and both were delicious. The side sauces completed the flavor for each bite. I literally had ti break my chopsticks to stop eating.
… moreM reeves
Shabu Day: A Random Find That Turned Into My New Favorite Obsession
Sometimes you stumble upon a place so good, you question if it’s a dream—or a divine intervention. That’s how I felt when I walked into Shabu Day. This wasn’t planned; I wasn’t on a mission for greatness. I was just hungry and Googled “food near me.” What I found was a treasure chest disguised as a hole-in-the-wall restaurant.
The vibe? Unmatched. It’s the kind of spot that whispers, “You’re about to have the best meal of your life,” as you walk in. The atmosphere is cozy without being cramped, like your coolest friend’s living room (if they could cook food this good).
The food? Incredible. For the price, it felt like I was robbing the place. Seriously, I was mentally preparing myself for a higher bill because it tasted too good to be this affordable. I’m still not sure how they pulled that off—maybe they’ve got some culinary wizard back there with a cauldron.
I’ll be honest, Shabu Day feels like one of those places you accidentally tell everyone about, then regret it because now you can’t get a table. But I’m gonna risk it because this place deserves ALL the love.
10/10 would go again, and honestly, I’m already planning my next visit. If you haven’t been yet, stop reading this and get there. Trust me—future you will thank you.
… moreSometimes you stumble upon a place so good, you question if it’s a dream—or a divine intervention. That’s how I felt when I walked into Shabu Day. This wasn’t planned; I wasn’t on a mission for greatness. I was just hungry and Googled “food near me.” What I found was a treasure chest disguised as a hole-in-the-wall restaurant.
The vibe? Unmatched. It’s the kind of spot that whispers, “You’re about to have the best meal of your life,” as you walk in. The atmosphere is cozy without being cramped, like your coolest friend’s living room (if they could cook food this good).
The food? Incredible. For the price, it felt like I was robbing the place. Seriously, I was mentally preparing myself for a higher bill because it tasted too good to be this affordable. I’m still not sure how they pulled that off—maybe they’ve got some culinary wizard back there with a cauldron.
I’ll be honest, Shabu Day feels like one of those places you accidentally tell everyone about, then regret it because now you can’t get a table. But I’m gonna risk it because this place deserves ALL the love.
10/10 would go again, and honestly, I’m already planning my next visit. If you haven’t been yet, stop reading this and get there. Trust me—future you will thank you.
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Shabu Day is an excellent spot ! FOOD IS DELICIOUS ! Especially if you and your friends want a flavorful, enjoyable meal. The staff are great always helpful, giving tips and providing anything else you may need. Price is on target with what you get and it’s incredibly filling. Perfect for 1:1 fun date or if you have a group of friends:
With the development of the Costco plaza, I hope this location becomes even more successful so they can expand and add a larger variety of ingredients (like rice noodles and lamb) / drinks (like sake or plum wine) to their menu.
I will continue supporting them by going their and recommending them to everyone.
Excellent Hot Pot Spot ! Go it’s 100% worth it. Great addition to the area and community !
… moreWith the development of the Costco plaza, I hope this location becomes even more successful so they can expand and add a larger variety of ingredients (like rice noodles and lamb) / drinks (like sake or plum wine) to their menu.
I will continue supporting them by going their and recommending them to everyone.
Excellent Hot Pot Spot ! Go it’s 100% worth it. Great addition to the area and community !
Micki E
Just a heads up, you will be cooking all the food yourself(or one of the members of your party) in a pot of broth. If this not what you signed up for, then this is not for you! The tables have a hot plate surface in the middle. The menu tells you to choose 2 broths and 2 meats. The server brings out the pot for the broth, which is divided into 2 sections. The menu is not very informative. It only tells you to choose 2 broths and 2 meats. It does not tell you the other food that comes with the all you can eat. In addition to the meat, you also get a plater of a couple leafy green vegetables, some type of dumpling, tofu, mushrooms and ramen. They provide you with tongs and a small strainer to put the food into the broth to cook it. The bowls they give you for the food are very small. It’s hard to get the broth out of pot, since they only give you a strainer and tongs. A ladle would be very helpful. They also provide chopsticks to eat with, and a spoon. There are 3 types of sauces at the table you can add to your food, and a platter you can pour the sauces in. The broths have great flavor. If you need more of anything you just ask. Also it is very very steamy in the restaurant. There is not a lot of parking so I parked in a gas station/mechanic parking lot next door.
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