Shabu shabu aesthetic

Momo paradise hotpot

Do you know how easy it is to enjoy Shabu Shabu at home? All you need is a tabletop stove, which you can purchase at a Japanese supermarket.

Japanese Shabu-shabu is a really fun way to enjoy a meal. Shabu-shabu literally means swish-swish, the sound the food makes as you move it through the broth with your chopsticks. A broth is made and brought to the table and placed on a burner so that a very thinly sliced beef, lamb or pork, ...

In Japanese, the word nabe means pot. Traditionally eaten in the winter, nabe dishes are prepared in a single pot, cooked at the table and served family style. In Japan, each region has its own unique variation. Some examples include Sukiyaki, Shabu-shabu, Yosenabe and Chankonabe. Here in Hawaii, nabe dishes can be prepared for any occasion, and provide a good way to bring family and friends together.