A Pot Shabu - Pattaya

We had a warm reception at the arrival in this clean and tidy pot restaurant. the staff were friendly, helpful and speak some English. the buffet ingredients were freshly clean and well prepared and presented and consisted of a lot of mushrooms and mushrooms, vegetables and greens as well as some mosque dishes and tofu. They also have an à la carte menu with typical Thai restaurant dishes. all in our party enjoyed their suppe. there is a rule that we don't leave food and our party had little difficulty completing their food. all went back for seconds. there was a small selection of local drinks that were also very enjoyed. I would recommend this restaurant for anyone looking for an affordable and health-conscious cooked food. as a vegan I am not dependent on using vegetarian restaurants, but I felt at home here. they offer a non-indulgent menu that is not necessarily a con, but dessert lovers will not enjoy. on a recent return we had a less inspiring experience due to CV restrictions that limit the options.

This place was just opened a week (august 2018) and we checked it last night. the place is large and beautifully decorated. a series of amazing foods such as Thai, Chinese and western (cauliflower cheese and a pasta dish when we visit). collect their selected ingredients and make them their suppe on their table with their electrically heated pot. everything including some amazing flowered, a tea coffee bar and they even have a regal of goodies to buy. I love all the tasteful accusations. the personal is so friendly and attentive. the food tasted great, but we thought that the buffet was even cold. it is only a week open and we put it on the lack of immediate customers. for august b299 there is a special fee. next month we go to the price of b359. I want to be a regular for us. updated by the previous review on 2018-08-08

A Pot Shabu is a 'VEGETARIAN ' shabu restaurant. Make sure you know this fact before entering like us. We mistakenly visited here expecting a normak shabu place. Anyhow, the vegetables and imitation meats actually tasted quite good. Some meat balls are probably made by fish ? And their noodles are quite nice. We also ordered a Yum Woon Sen that was also vegetarian using imitation meat instead of minced pork which tasted great too. We just think that the shabu buffet of 299. felt a little too expensive for what essentially was a boiled vegetable bowl.

I have visited this restaurant twice in the past 3 weeks. The Thai vegetarian food is incredibly delicious, and the staff is extremely polite and courteous.

This place rivals any vegan/vegetarian cuisine thar I've had I Europe or America. Food is fantastically seasoned, always fresh, and menu options are plentiful. Staff is super friendly and prompt!