Shabu Shabu
Last night my sweetie and I tried Shabu Shabu for dinner at a new restaurant not too far from here. Shabu Shabu is prepared in a pot on a burner in front of the diner - by the diner! I ordered fish and vegetables. After the contents of the pot are boiled to perfection, you remove them and eat them with dipping sauces and white rice. It seemed like a very healthy way to prepare food and I thought it was delicious, too.
After reading Wendy's blog today, I realized that Shabu Shabu is very similar to the Chinese Hot Pot. I'm going to have to try that sometime, too. I am fortunate to live close to a very large Asian community in which there are many Chinese, Korean, Filipino, and Indian markets and restuarants. It makes for some good eating!
24 Comments:
At 6:24 PM, redmaryjanes said…
Hmmm...It looks interesting. I'll try just about anything a few times to see if I like it.
At 6:25 PM, wzgirl said…
Heyyyyy! Coolio - we did the same thing. Almost, I think. Ours was delish, too. And, seemed really healthy. We're going to have seconds tonight.
Wish us luck! Happy Mother's Day. XO
At 6:51 PM, C's Mom said…
I should say - you ladies have some great places around you.
At 7:13 PM, ~ Alison said…
Looks dee-licious! Makes me wish we had (authentic) Asian food around here . . .
At 7:22 PM, Roy and Lori said…
Looks interesting! VERY different!
At 7:27 PM, Anonymous said…
I like those kind of interactive meals. Enjoy them while you can! ; )
At 7:30 PM, Special K said…
Looks pretty cool!
Our midwestern Chinese food consists of things like fried rice and sweet and sour fried stuff. Typical. You West Coasters get all the cool stuff. LOL!
At 7:46 PM, Abby's Mom said…
Looks Yummy!
At 11:19 PM, Calico Sky said…
That looks very very good!!!
At 1:53 AM, OziMum said…
Mmmmm Yummy! I LOVE Vietnamese Hotpot, which isn't as soupy. It's more like fried rice (except its not fried!) and it's got heaps of yummy extras in it!
At 3:06 AM, Polar Bear said…
That looks wonderful! In this small town we don't have anything like that. I guess we'll all just have to come for a visit! :)
At 4:22 AM, Anonymous said…
Ha, I just came from Wendy's blog - too funny! Glad to hear that your meal was good.
Stephanie
www.forksandchopsticks.wordpress.com
At 7:34 AM, 4D said…
Sounds nummy! I love Mongolian Grill when we head to Toronto. Here we have wonderful chinese restaurants.
Keep smilin!
At 10:52 AM, Anne Marie said…
Mmmm..I have had it once and loved it. It's very nice to hear you talk about a sweetie (and to see his picture in the earlier post too)!
At 10:54 AM, Anonymous said…
Looks good. I would love to try that!!!
At 12:25 PM, Stephanie said…
Oh so yummy!!! You are making me miss Long Beach! :)
At 5:53 PM, t~ said…
Now that looks good!
At 6:53 PM, Elizabeth said…
I must admit, I prefer sushi.
Love the stuff.
Just had it for dinner (again).
At 8:08 PM, kitchu said…
I so love trying new stuff, this sounds healthy and good!
At 8:37 PM, M3 said…
Sounds awesome! (And I'm intrigued by the mention of your sweetie a few times lately. Whoohoooo!)
At 9:02 PM, Unknown said…
Thats cool and thanks for sharing the pic
At 5:21 PM, Pixel Fairy Princess said…
Okay, after reading about this and seeing the picture the kids and I are venturing out tomorrow to try it. It looks really good!
At 10:48 AM, kerri said…
Looks very much like hot pot, delicious!! The hot pot is veggies and meat boiled in spicy broth, it's much like a fondue.Is shabu shabu boiled in spices too?
At 6:55 PM, Middle-Aged Moi said…
SOunds yummy!
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