2nd time to try shabu shabu and this is one is really good. The lady guided us on what to do and told us which soup is better for 2 different kinds. She was friendly and accommodating. Although the fish ball option isn't what I'm used to, but it is still good. I'm definitely going to try the rest of the menu! The price isnt too bad for eat all you can. Especially there was seafood option!

If you’re looking for an awesome cooking/food experience this is the place to go. If you’ve never heard of a hot pot, it’s basically where you pick your broth, your veggies and your proteins. They bring the broth out to you and put it on a burner that’s built into the table. Then they bring out your veggies and proteins raw and you let your broth simmer and you add the veggies and whatever meat/tofu you chose. Like I said it’s a really neat experience. They also have different sauces to choose from. I really enjoyed this place!

Step into a world of culinary delight at Yang's Shabu Shabu, where the art of dining is elevated to a whole new level. The moment you cross that threshold, you're greeted with an ambiance that's as inviting as a warm embrace. And speaking of warmth, on a chilly day, Yang's Shabu Shabu is like a cozy haven that'll thaw you from the inside out. Their shabu shabu experience is nothing short of a masterpiece. You're handed the reins to create your own masterpiece – selecting your choice of broth, be it savory miso or rich bone broth, and curating a medley of premium meats, crisp veggies, and delicate tofu. As you dip these fresh ingredients into the simmering broth, the flavors meld together in a symphony of taste that dances on your palate. But let's be real – the only problem you might encounter is that you'll be so enchanted by the flavors that you might just eat yourself into a delightful food coma. The allure of Yang's Shabu Shabu is irresistible, and it's not uncommon to find yourself indulging in one bite after another until you're in a state of pure, contented bliss. Walking might be a challenge afterward, but every mouthful is worth it. So, whether you're seeking comfort on a chilly day or simply ready to embark on a gastronomic journey, Yang's Shabu Shabu is where it's at. It's not just a meal; it's an experience that warms your soul and tantalizes your taste buds. Just be sure to come hungry, bring friends to share in the culinary adventure, and be prepared to savor every delectable moment. Yang's Shabu Shabu – a haven of flavors that will wrap you in a culinary embrace you won't soon forget.

I got vegetable udon and my mom got a hot pot lunch special. I was expecting udon soup but this was good as well, I assume it's my own fault ordering. I got Thai milk tea which was delicious!

I've been wanting to try hotpot for so long. I come from a small town, and only watched people have it on YouTube. The concept of you cooking at your own table might seem a bit strange for Americans, but in Asian cultures it is commonplace, especially Japan. My husband and I brought our daughter. We were a bit confused and our waitress was very busy. She really didn't give us clear details about how to order, but we figured it out. Once again, I do not fault her for this; we went during a somewhat busy time, and she was handling tables pretty much alone. Get the "All You Can Eat" hotpot. It's smart, cost-effective, and you get a nice array of veggies and meats. Many people will not just want 2 or 3 things to sample. We had lamb, beef, mushrooms, bok choy, broccoli, and made our own sauces. This is a very self-serve kind of place, and I love it. This is perfect for date night, or bring the kids and let them sample some veggies they've probably never tried before. For the older kiddos (I suggest 10 or older, my daughter is 8), get them their own pot and let them customize their meal. Share veggies and meats with your spouse or date, bond over which flavors pair well. Very good food and very neat concept that I could not believe I found here in Evansville. On that note, a few suggestions: - instructions on the tables for newbies who likely are not familiar with how to order (like ourselves) - a visual guide to demonstrate how "cooked" your veggies/meats are. These kinds of places do admittedly come with a possible undercooked food hazard - yall need more help!! Its not a big deal, but our poor waitress forgot about various things and it took such a long time to even get our drinks. We had to ask nearly 3 times for a glass of water - on that note, a self-serve machine for certain drinks.

Best asian hotpot in Evansville! -Great quality, all you can eat 19. Many choices of soup, vegetables, meat, noodles, meatball. -You can mix and match several sauces to make your own sauces. -Apart from the hot pot, there are also the regular Chinese dishes. -good service. Staffs are polite. -clean, quiet place. -nice relaxing Ghibli studio music -ample parking

Truly a hidden gem in the Evansville area! Never been to a place that you cooked your own meal. Great selection of seafood, meats, vegetables and of course noodles. The staff was very friendly and answered our questions along with suggestions. Don't forget to pick your sauces, they also half plated items as well!

5 stars for originality as this is the only hot pot restaurant in town! Very friendly staff that helped. The lamb and tripe were a nice surprise! Udon tasted fresh. Traditional chinese available if hot pots aint yo thang