sliced fat beef 110, polonchay 75, watercrest 50, fresh squid ball with shredded crabstick 150, fresh wanton 100, dumpling 100, Tao Pao 65. Plain soup 20, Sate soup 35. 4 sauces: chili, garlic, soy sauce (seasoning), sate.
July 2009, Alvin suggested that we try Shabu-shabu. From the outside, the place looks like the typical chinese restaurant - just like in Binondo. I wasnt expecting that I'll enjoy our Shab-shabu meal. I felt like all shabu-shabu tastes the same. Well I guess since its been awhile for me.. this Shabu-shabu restaurant took me by surprise.
We ordered the half-half soup since we couldnt decide which is the best. In the end my personal taste fell on the plain soup. Its more of I am not fond of Sate. The Tao Pao tastes better eaten deep fried as shown above, rather than soaked in the soup ;-)
The price is reasonable and it does satisfy one's hunger. Hmmm.. I can go back to this place anytime. The only hassle is their area is crowded - they have very limited parking space. And per my friend Alvin, he said the place is usually packed.
Shabu-Shabu and Fastfood, Mabini, Manila. Its very near Hyatt Hotel and Casino
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