Shabuya All You Can Eat Menu With Prices

Shabuya all you can eat menu prices

Shabuya all you can eat shabu shabu costs $20.99 to $23.99 per person for weekday lunch and $28.99 to $32.99 per person for dinner, depending on the location. The chain has six official restaurants in California, Nevada and Hawaii. Children under 40 inches eat free, children from 40 to 50 inches pay $10.99, and every table has a 1.5 hour dining limit.

Every guest gets a personal hot pot, a choice of five broths, unlimited thin sliced meats, and access to seafood, noodles, vegetables and sauces. Dinner adds more premium beef such as Wagyu sirloin tip and prime flat iron steak.

Shabuya All You Can Eat menu prices per person

Shabuya runs two main price tiers: a weekday lunch special and the regular dinner menu. Lunch is available Monday to Friday until 3 pm, excluding holidays. Outside that window, the dinner menu and price apply.

LocationWeekday lunchDinner
Fountain Valley, CA$20.99$29.99
Concord, CA$20.99$29.99
Milpitas, CA$22.99$30.99
Honolulu, HI$22.99$30.99
Kapolei, HI$22.99$32.99
Las Vegas, NV$23.99$28.99

Prices are per person before tax, tip and drinks. Always confirm with the restaurant, because Shabuya states that prices can change without notice.

Cheapest and most expensive Shabuya prices

The lowest lunch price is $20.99 at Fountain Valley and Concord. The highest lunch price is $23.99 in Las Vegas. The lowest dinner price is $28.99 in Las Vegas, and the highest is $32.99 in Kapolei.

How much more is dinner than lunch

LocationDinner extra cost
Las Vegas$5.00
Honolulu$8.00
Milpitas$8.00
Fountain Valley$9.00
Concord$9.00
Kapolei$10.00

Shabuya kids pricing

The kids policy is the same at all six official locations and is based on height, not age.

Child heightPrice
Under 40 inchesFree
40 to 50 inches$10.99
Over 50 inchesFull adult price

Shabuya locations, addresses and hours

The official Shabuya website lists six restaurants. Phone numbers and hours below come from each location page.

Fountain Valley, California

  • Address: 18279 Brookhurst St. #8-9, Fountain Valley, CA 92708
  • Phone: (213) 855-1920
  • Hours: Sunday to Thursday 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM, Friday and Saturday 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM

Concord, California

  • Address: 2025 Diamond Blvd. F-150, Concord, CA 94520
  • Phone: (925) 510-2994
  • Hours: Sunday to Thursday 11:30 AM to 10:00 PM, Friday and Saturday 11:30 AM to 11:00 PM

Milpitas, California

  • Address: 84 Ranch Dr., Milpitas, CA 95035
  • Phone: (408) 935-8020
  • Hours: Sunday to Thursday 11:30 AM to 10:00 PM, Friday and Saturday 11:30 AM to 11:00 PM

Honolulu, Hawaii

  • Address: 1450 Ala Moana Blvd., Honolulu, HI 96814
  • Phone: (808) 638-4886
  • Hours: Sunday to Thursday 10:30 AM to 10:00 PM, Friday and Saturday 10:30 AM to 11:00 PM

Kapolei, Hawaii

  • Address: 302 Kamokila Blvd., Kapolei, HI 96707
  • Phone: (808) 466-0333
  • Hours: Sunday to Thursday 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM, Friday and Saturday 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM

Las Vegas, Nevada

  • Address: 4725 W. Spring Mountain Rd. Ste A-E, Las Vegas, NV 89102
  • Phone: (702) 776-9277
  • Hours: Sunday to Thursday 11:30 AM to 10:00 PM, Friday and Saturday 11:30 AM to 11:00 PM

Shabuya Los Angeles and Alhambra prices

Shabuya restaurants also operate in Los Angeles (Olympic Blvd) and Alhambra. They use the Shabuya name and a separate website, shabuya.net, and they are not listed on the main six location site. Their prices below come from third party sources, so call before you go.

LocationReported price
Los Angeles, 1925 W Olympic BlvdAbout $25.99 weekday lunch, about $32.99 dinner
Alhambra, 820 E Valley BlvdAbout $26 lunch, dinner not confirmed

The Los Angeles restaurant can be reached at (213) 318-5635, and Alhambra at (626) 458-3392. Reviewers describe the Los Angeles location as large, busy at dinner and equipped with a big self-serve bar. Valet parking was reported at $2 by diners.

Shabuya all you can eat menu: broths

Every official location offers the same five broths, and each guest picks their own for their personal pot. You can ask your server about switching, but the choice is made at the table.

BrothWhat it is
Original HouseClear broth built on dashi, kombu and vegetables with a house spice blend
MisoRed and white miso blended with vegetable broth
Spicy MisoThe miso broth with added heat
TonkotsuCreamy, garlicky pork broth with vegetable broth
SukiyakiSmoked vegetable broth with a house spice blend

Shabuya all you can eat menu: meats

Meat is ordered from your server in rounds, and the cuts are sliced very thin for quick swishing. The number of cuts depends on the menu you choose.

MenuNumber of meats
Lunch (most locations)5 cuts
Lunch (Fountain Valley)6 cuts
Dinner (Concord)7 cuts
Dinner (all other locations)8 cuts

Which cuts are on the lunch and dinner menus

MeatLunchDinner
Prime Blade Meat5 locations (not Las Vegas)5 locations (not Las Vegas)
Beef ToroAll 6All 6
Prime Cross RibFountain Valley and Las Vegas5 locations (not Concord)
Wagyu Sirloin TipNot offeredAll 6
Prime Flat Iron SteakNot offeredAll 6
Natural Pork BellyAll 6All 6
Natural Pork ShoulderAll 6All 6
Natural Chicken ThighAll 6All 6
Australian LambNot offeredLas Vegas only

What each meat is like

  • Prime Blade Meat: juicy, rich and savory beef
  • Beef Toro: a chef selected beef belly cut with the most marbling on the menu
  • Prime Cross Rib: leaner, tender prime beef
  • Wagyu Sirloin Tip: a lean sirloin cut, labeled USDA Wagyu grade at Honolulu and Kapolei
  • Prime Flat Iron Steak: a well marbled chef selection
  • Natural Pork Belly and Pork Shoulder: all natural pork, thinly sliced
  • Natural Chicken Thigh: free range chicken without fillers or additives
  • Australian Lamb: thinly sliced lamb shoulder, dinner only in Las Vegas

Shabuya appetizers

Four appetizers are listed at Fountain Valley, Concord, Milpitas and Honolulu on both lunch and dinner menus.

  • Gyoza (lightly fried chicken dumplings)
  • Chicken Karaage with spicy mayo
  • Soy Glazed Chicken Karaage
  • Volcano Chicken Karaage with spicy sauce

The official Las Vegas page does not list an appetizer section. Kapolei has its own larger izakaya menu, covered below.

Shabuya self-serve bar: seafood, noodles and vegetables

Meat is ordered at the table, while seafood, noodles, vegetables and sauces come from a self-serve bar. Shabuya says it prepares fresh meat and vegetables daily along with seafood, oden and noodles. The bar is not itemized on the official menu pages, and selection can change by day.

Diners and food writers commonly mention the following items:

  • Bok choy, napa cabbage, spinach and mushrooms
  • Udon and other noodle options
  • Shrimp, crab, cod, squid, clams and mussels
  • Fish ball assortments and tofu
  • A dipping sauce station

Kapolei izakaya menu and bar pricing

Kapolei is the only official location with an expanded izakaya (Japanese pub food) menu. It also has a separate bar offer that does not include hot pot.

Kapolei offerPrice per person
Weekday lunch special$22.99
Dinner menu$32.99
All you can eat izakaya (bar exclusive)$19.99

The weekday lunch izakaya list has five items: Chicken Karaage, Soy Glazed Chicken Karaage, Volcano Chicken Karaage, Japchae and Gyoza. The dinner and bar izakaya list has ten items:

  • Edamame
  • Takoyaki
  • Gyoza
  • Chicken Karaage
  • Soy Glazed Chicken Karaage
  • Volcano Chicken Karaage
  • Curry Rice
  • Japchae
  • Garlic Butter Edamame
  • Egg Rolls

Shabuya drinks menu and prices

Drinks are not included in the all you can eat price. Shabuya serves beer, sake, wine, soju, cocktails and soft drinks, and drink prices differ by location.

Draft beer prices

LocationPint (16oz)Pitcher
Fountain Valley$6.95 to $7.95$17.95 to $19.95
Concord$6.95 to $8.95$17.95 to $20.95
Milpitas$7.95 to $8.95$19.95 to $20.95
Honolulu$5.95 to $7.95$19.95 to $21.95
Kapolei$5.95 to $7.95$19.95 to $21.95
Las Vegas$5.95 to $8.95$16.95 to $19.95

Soft drinks and bottled soju prices

LocationSodaBottled soju
Fountain Valley$2.95$13.95
Concord$3.50$13.95
Milpitas$3.50$13.95
Honolulu$3.95$14.95
Kapolei$3.95$14.95
Las Vegas$2.95$13.95

House wine prices

LocationGlassBottle
Fountain Valley$7.95$29.95
Concord$5.95$19.95
Milpitas$5.95$19.95
Honolulu$7.95$29.95
Kapolei$7.95$29.95
Las Vegas$7.95$29.95

More drinks worth knowing about

  • Large house sake is $12.95 at all six locations, and a small is $5.95 to $7.95 where offered.
  • Sake bombs and soju bombs are $7.95 at every location.
  • Honolulu and Kapolei serve smoothies at $7.65, with boba and jelly toppings at $1 each in Kapolei.
  • Honolulu and Kapolei have large tropical style cocktail menus, with Kapolei glasses at $12.95 and Honolulu at $13.95.
  • Las Vegas lists Melona ice cream bars for dessert at $2.50.
  • Corkage is $15 per bottle at the locations that publish it.

Shabuya lunch vs dinner: which is worth it

Lunch is the better deal if you mainly want beef and pork. You still get the same broths, the same self-serve bar and at least five meats, and you save between $5 and $10 per person. Dinner is worth the upgrade if you want Wagyu sirloin tip, prime flat iron steak or, in Las Vegas, Australian lamb.

Las Vegas has the smallest lunch to dinner gap at $5, which makes its dinner the cheapest in the chain. Kapolei has the biggest gap at $10, partly because its dinner izakaya menu is much larger.

Shabuya group cost examples

The table below shows the total for two adults and two kids between 40 and 50 inches, before tax, tip and drinks.

LocationLunchDinner
Fountain Valley$63.96$81.96
Concord$63.96$81.96
Milpitas$67.96$83.96
Honolulu$67.96$83.96
Kapolei$67.96$87.96
Las Vegas$69.96$79.96

For two adults only, dinner ranges from $57.98 in Las Vegas to $65.98 in Kapolei. Lunch for two adults ranges from $41.98 at Fountain Valley and Concord to $47.98 in Las Vegas.

Shabuya rules and policies

Read these before you go, because the same policies apply at all official locations.

  • A 1.5 hour dining limit applies.
  • All guests seated at a table are charged in full, with no exceptions.
  • There is no vegetarian pricing.
  • Leftovers cannot be taken home.
  • A maximum of 2 credit cards per table is allowed.
  • Outside food and drinks are not allowed.
  • Menu items depend on seasonal availability and can change without notice.
  • Raw or undercooked seafood, shellfish and eggs may increase the risk of foodborne illness.
  • Guests should not touch hot pots directly and should ask staff to adjust them.

How Shabuya prices have changed

Shabuya prices have crept up over the years. Honolulu is a clear example, with older guest reviews and press guides showing lower figures than today.

Honolulu sourceLunchDinner
Older guest reviews$17.99$27.99
Later press guide$21.99$29.99
Official site now$22.99$30.99

Tips to get the most value at Shabuya

  • Go for weekday lunch if you are happy with five meats and want the lowest price.
  • Order three or four different cuts in the first round to find your favorites, then repeat the best ones.
  • Fill your pot with vegetables, tofu and seafood early so the broth builds flavor.
  • Arrive before the dinner rush, because reviewers report long waits on Friday and Saturday nights.
  • Join the Yelp waitlist linked on each official location page before you arrive.
  • Watch the 1.5 hour clock and order meat in smaller rounds instead of piling up trays.
  • Ask about gift cards, which the official site says are available at all stores.

Who Shabuya is best for

Shabuya suits meat lovers, groups, families and anyone who wants an interactive meal with a personal pot. The height based kids pricing makes it affordable for families with young children.

It is a weaker fit for vegetarians because there is no vegetarian discount. Some guests also find the flavors more casual than traditional Japanese shabu shabu, and one reviewer described the sukiyaki sauce as not authentic.

Other restaurants with a similar name

A few other restaurants share the name or sound similar, so check the address before you rely on any menu.

  • Shabuya in San Angelo, Texas, opened in 2023 at 3029 Sherwood Way as a Japanese all you can eat spot with hot pot and sushi. Launch pricing was $21.99 for lunch and $29.99 for dinner, so confirm current prices.
  • Shabuyo is a separate hot pot chain in Japan with a different name and menu.

FAQs

How much is Shabuya all you can eat per person?

Weekday lunch costs $20.99 to $23.99 and dinner costs $28.99 to $32.99 at the six official locations. The exact price depends on the restaurant you visit.

How much is Shabuya lunch?

Lunch is $20.99 at Fountain Valley and Concord, $22.99 at Milpitas, Honolulu and Kapolei, and $23.99 in Las Vegas. It runs Monday to Friday until 3 pm, excluding holidays.

How much is Shabuya dinner?

Dinner is $28.99 in Las Vegas, $29.99 at Fountain Valley and Concord, $30.99 at Milpitas and Honolulu, and $32.99 in Kapolei.

How much do kids pay at Shabuya?

Children under 40 inches eat free and children from 40 to 50 inches pay $10.99. Anyone over 50 inches pays the full adult price.

How long can you stay at Shabuya?

Shabuya has a 1.5 hour dining limit. The limit applies to every table.

What broths does Shabuya have?

Shabuya offers Original House, Miso, Spicy Miso, Tonkotsu and Sukiyaki. Each guest chooses a broth for their own pot.

Does Shabuya serve Wagyu?

Yes, Wagyu sirloin tip is on the dinner menu at all six official locations. Honolulu and Kapolei label it as USDA Wagyu grade.

Does Shabuya have lamb?

Australian lamb is listed on the dinner menu in Las Vegas only. The other official menus do not list lamb.

Does Shabuya have a vegetarian price?

No. The official menu states that Shabuya does not offer vegetarian pricing and that all seated guests are charged in full.

Can I take leftovers home from Shabuya?

No. All food must be eaten at the restaurant.

Does Shabuya serve alcohol?

Yes. The menu includes draft and bottled beer, sake, wine, soju and cocktails, and drinks are charged separately.

Which Shabuya location is the cheapest?

Fountain Valley and Concord have the lowest lunch price at $20.99. Las Vegas has the lowest dinner price at $28.99.

Where are all the Shabuya locations?

The official locations are Fountain Valley, Concord and Milpitas in California, Honolulu and Kapolei in Hawaii, and Las Vegas in Nevada. A Los Angeles restaurant and an Alhambra restaurant also use the Shabuya name through a separate website.

Does Shabuya sell gift cards?

Yes. The official website says gift cards are available in all stores.

Does Shabuya offer a lower lunch price on weekends?

No. The official lunch special applies Monday to Friday until 3 pm, excluding holidays.

Final word

Shabuya delivers a full personal hot pot experience at a price that stays under $33 per person for dinner at every official location. Lunch is the best value, dinner adds the premium beef, and Las Vegas has the cheapest dinner while Fountain Valley and Concord have the cheapest lunch. Check the official location page before you go, because menus and prices can change without notice.

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