Hours
| Saturday | 12–10 PM |
| Sunday | 12–10 PM |
| Monday | 12–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 12–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 4:30–10 PM |
| Thursday | 4:30–10 PM |
| Friday | 12–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3700 S Hualapai Wy # 104, Las Vegas, NV 89147
Phone: (702) 724-0517
Website: http://squareshabu.com/
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Reviews
The food is high quality.The service is strong and the whiskey collection is amazing.
Everyone gets their own pot of soup and they keep the servings of meat coming. Unlike other places that slow down throughout the meal.
Seriously, this place is amazing. Family-owned and operated.
Support neighborhood restaurants.
You get to choose your broth and build your own style base, which makes it even better.
The $45 package is absolutely worth it for the upgraded, premium meat selection.
Fresh ingredients at the salad bar.
An impressive whiskey selection.
And the ube ice cream is such a nice finishing touch.
Family-owned business with great quality all around.
The meats are thinly cut and vegetables are fresh. Servers are accommodating.
Good choice of AYCE hotpot at the south summerlin area.
We did the Premium menu the first time with just me and husband. It was good, but not necessary. The beef from the third image (beef tataki) is Premium only and very delicious.
We do the deluxe menu with the child; she gets a kick out of making her own mix, and loves coming here.
The ambiance also brought me back to Japan, just having been there a month ago.
I will definitely be back to Square and am telling you Summerlin people to skip Chinatown and not sleep on this place.
Honestly the menu is daunting to read if you’ve never experienced an all you can eat restaurant but our waiter was very kind in explaining how to order.
Their salad bar provided a variety of choices for vegetables and noodles to select from. The meat options were tasty and don’t forget the sauces. Highly recommend the takoyaki whenever you get the chance.
Also they have a full bar with very fair pricing on liquor shots.
I definitely recommend for everyone to try this restaurant. The environment is perfect for get togethers and a huge appetite.
I love the individual personal hot pots of soup so everyone in your party can have what they want.
Meat quality is top notch. I highly recommend the wagyu brisket, so very flavorful and it was my favorite. They also have lamb, but we were too full to try it. I got the mushroom dashi broth and it was perfect.
There are a large variety of sides and skewers. I really enjoyed the fish skin, which has the texture of jellyfish and the owner was telling me the sauce is made from sechuan peppercorns which gives a fun numbing of the mouth with the spice.
Lots of veggies and items you can add to your soup. Sauce bar is on point with a special homemade sesame sauce that Gavin the owner perfected. And try the house soy sauce too.
For the sides we got the beef tataki, sweet shrimp, and they had a special of roasted bone marrow. Highly recommend!
For dessert I had to ask what the taro balls were. It’s a fried ball with taro inside and is drizzled with chocolate sauce. If taro isn’t your thing, they have a variety of ice cream too. Excellent way to end a meal.
For drinks there is a large selection of beer, sake, soju, and whiskey. Best whiskey selection at a hot pot place I have seen in Nevada and California. All pours are 10-25 bucks, very reasonable for some of the hard to find and international pours.
We will definitely be back to try more items on the menu!