The story
In the bustling Gangnam district, Shabu Shabu Restaurant brings a hands-on dining experience to Seoul. As Luigi Gramma noted in his video “DOVETE VISITARE LA COREA DEL SUD, ECCO PERCHÉ!,” this is a place where you cook your own shabu shabu—dipping thin meat, noodles, and vegetables into a warm miso broth, then finishing with savory dipping sauces. The restaurant’s signature dish earns high marks, and the interactive format keeps the meal engaging from start to finish.
The atmosphere is just as memorable. Gramma praised the “stunning” courtyard with a waterfall, calling the venue “beautiful” and “very busy.” With a buzzy, trendy vibe and outdoor seating that’s eminently Instagrammable, Shabu Shabu balances polished interiors with the lively energy of a constantly packed house—a hidden spot that feels both refined and convivial.
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Reviewers rave about the shabu shabu, praising its clean, savory broth and perfectly sliced meats. The overall vibe is one of cozy, communal warmth, making every meal feel like a comforting ritual.
“We're having shabu shabu tonight — they brought us miso broth with noodles and all the ingredients to cook ourselves. We have two boxes of meat, one on top and one below. The broth is like a ramen, like an instant ramen deconstructed. Then you take the things, dip them in sauces and eat. The restaurant has a courtyard with a little waterfall, beautiful.”
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1 creator has covered Shabu Shabu Restaurant. Most active: Luigi Gramma
A beautiful restaurant where you cook your own shabu shabu — miso broth, noodles, meat, and dipping sauces. The courtyard with a waterfall is stunning. Very busy place.
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Shabu Shabu
We're having shabu shabu tonight — they brought us miso broth with noodles and all the ingredients to cook ourselves. We have two boxes of meat, one on top and one below. The broth is like a ramen, like an instant ramen deconstructed. Then you take the things, dip them in sauces and eat. The restaurant has a courtyard with a little waterfall, beautiful.
