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Nabe

Nabe

Nabe Restaurant, Japanese Restaurant, and Asian Restaurant$$$$
Inner Sunset, San Francisco
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7.8/10
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    Wendy K.
    "~* Great Shabu and Great Service...perfect for a cold winter day~!"(16 Tips)
    Adam
    "love the sukiyaki."(11 Tips)
    Anthony K.
    "Kimchi + Pork Belly"(6 Tips)
    Sherry L.
    "I recommend the warishita broth with lots of veggies and meat."(2 Tips)
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  • Sherry L.heart icon on user image
    Sherry LiMarch 17, 2015
    Highly recommend this place for an authentic Japanese hot pot experience. This is not the same as shabu shabu. It is infinitely better. I recommend the warishita broth with lots of veggies and meat.
  • @JaumePrimeroheart icon on user image
    @JaumePrimeroAugust 14, 2013
    The sukiyaki is totally enough for 2 people, which makes ordering it a great value for the price. And make sure you save some broth at the end for the japanese style congee they make for you!
  • Christopher L.heart icon on user image
    Christopher LJune 30, 2021
    Beef Sukiyaki $22. Wagyu beef and shirataki in Warishita broth. Set included assorted vegetables and a bowl rice. Meal finished with a complimentary Zosui rice soup for your party.
  • Anthony K.heart icon on user image
    Anthony K ✌️February 20, 2013
    We tried the Kimchi + Pork Belly, Sukiyaki Beef, Shabu Shabu w/ Pork, & Kinoke Nabe. Best ranked in that order - Sukiyaki Beef best before zosui porridge, & kimchi + pork belly BEST after porridge.
  • Wendy K.
    Wendy KoDecember 28, 2012
    ~* Great Shabu and Great Service...perfect for a cold winter day~! Save some room for the Zosui at the end (they cook rice for you w/an egg, green onion, and seaweed flakes) *~
  • Christopher L.heart icon on user image
    Christopher LJune 30, 2021
    Save a little room for the made to order rice porridge (congee) at the end. Possibly it’s the best part of the meal.
  • Thrillist
    ThrillistJanuary 7, 2013
    If you go with the Sukiyaki soup, crack the egg into the broth and it'll hover on the top so you can dip your food in it... Read more
  • Brandon M.heart icon on user image
    Brandon M.May 19, 2016
    Save room for the end of the meal where they fill your pot with the most savory broth, nori, green onions and rice!
  • Gigi A.heart icon on user image
    Gigi AgiusFebruary 9, 2015
    Delicious shabu shabu!! The one with duck was so yum, broth for tastier and tastier the longer it cooked for.
  • c b.
    c bFebruary 14, 2013
    really fun and tasty. they will try to upsell you to a whole soup each, but for us 1 large pot + 2 appetizers was a perfect meal for 2.
  • steenheart icon on user image
    steenJanuary 21, 2019
    Been here 5+ times
    Make a reservation beforehand as it gets busy. Love that they make the rice porridge from your leftover soup.
  • Lauren M.heart icon on user image
    Lauren MacApril 5, 2015
    Kimchi broth was good and everything was clean, but you can definitely get more bang for your buck at other hotpot places.
  • Onur E.heart icon on user image
    Onur ErbilginAugust 1, 2016
    Easy to order too much, especially since they turn your left over soup into rice porridge (also delicious)
  • Dave
    DaveMarch 13, 2013
    Duck breast, leek, soba, and dashi broth is a different option than most Shabu spots. The zoshui finisher is a nice capper.
  • Adam
    AdamJuly 22, 2013
    organic very clean nabe house. yum. love the sukiyaki. the pork kimchee is unusual and delightful.
  • Yen M.heart icon on user image
    Yen MOctober 19, 2014
    Been here 10+ times
    Hands down my favorite restaurant for shabu shabu. The after-meal porridge is the perfect touch!
  • Lan
    LanFebruary 3, 2013
    Been here 5+ times
    The kimchi + kurobuta pork belly comes with a side of ramen and an egg. Very tasty broth!
  • Zhen Z.heart icon on user image
    Zhen ZengAugust 17, 2016
    Call ahead to reserve your spot! People tend to spend a long time eating, which translates to long waits.
  • Jingyanheart icon on user image
    JingyanJune 28, 2015
    Sukiyaki tastes right. Making rice into sukiyaki porridge is totally new but we loved it
  • Matt L.heart icon on user image
    Matt LewMarch 21, 2018
    Their pop-up does Taiwanese-American style crepes. Get the tuna flavor.
  • Alex C.heart icon on user image
    Alex Choi ❄️December 11, 2017
    Love the porridge made at the end from the broth
  • Lauren H.
    Lauren HJanuary 22, 2013
    buy a bottle of sake that matches one of the empty boxes on the wall. drink it, sign it, and it's immortalized!
  • Brian T.heart icon on user image
    Brian TranJune 5, 2016
    Make sure to save some broth at the end which they'll use to make congee!
  • Tim D.
    Tim DupreMay 5, 2013
    Great new Shabu place in San Francisco. Save room for the rice desert
  • Philip G.heart icon on user image
    Philip GarciaApril 28, 2015
    Save some broth and some room in your stomach for the grand finale!
  • Don O.heart icon on user image
    Don OkudaApril 12, 2015
    Been here 5+ times
    Kim chi broth is great for the porridge dish at the end.
  • Lynda V.
    Lynda VuongDecember 11, 2013
    Been here 10+ times
    Make sure you leave room for the porridge at the end! So good!
  • Rachelle C.heart icon on user image
    Rachelle CSeptember 14, 2018
    Seafood Shabu Shabu and mushroom side dish.
  • Jeff Y.
    Jeff YangJune 22, 2013
    Place is awesome. Get the finisher at the end with egg. YUM
  • Long Duk D.heart icon on user image
    Long Duk DongSeptember 22, 2014
    My favorite shabu in SF. Not too crowded.
  • Justin L.
    Justin LeuAugust 28, 2014
    Large Sukiyaki plus a few add-ons was enough or two
  • Jonathan C.heart icon on user image
    Jonathan ChenAugust 11, 2014
    Sukiyaki shabu shabu (large, $24) is enough food for two.
  • Jenny
    JennyDecember 8, 2014
    Be sure to save room for the congee at the end.
  • Cheryl M.
    Cheryl MacDonaldDecember 29, 2012
    Seafood allergy alert: the only non-dashi based broth is the konbu. D'oh.
  • Charles B.heart icon on user image
    Charles BrièreMay 7, 2018
    The duck is amazing
  • Kristina S.
    Kristina SchneiderSeptember 30, 2014
    Shabu Shabu with spicy Miso broth. Oh yeah.
  • Francis L.
    Francis LAugust 13, 2014
    Watch out for the hot air blowing off below your table
  • Emily D.
    Emily DealyJanuary 5, 2013
    Must have the kurobuta gyoza!
  • Enton L.heart icon on user image
    Enton LokMarch 29, 2019
    The portion of meat is a little sad...
  • Josh J.
    Josh JurochJune 8, 2014
    Been here 5+ times
    Hamburger steak is awesome
  • Daniel S.
    Daniel SherburneMay 20, 2013
    Great place, loved the zosui!
  • Radamantis T.heart icon on user image
    Radamantis TorresJuly 17, 2015
    Shabu is awesome!!
  • Olinda H.heart icon on user image
    Olinda HNovember 11, 2014
    Been here 10+ times
    Shabu shabu
  • Lasse R.heart icon on user image
    Lasse ReedtzJuly 17, 2016
    Sukiyaki is grate
  • BBY
    BBYJanuary 15, 2013
    Been here 10+ times
    Best SHABU in SF!!!!
  • Eric R.
    Eric RodenbeckJune 21, 2014
    Been here 5+ times
    Shabu freaking shabu.
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