Shabusen Restaurant - San Andreas

The restaurant from San Andreas offers 75 different dishes and drinks on the menu at an average $19.8.

What Deb K likes about Shabusen Restaurant:
Visiting Japantown for a few days, in search of shabu shabu and sukiyaki. Super pleased with Shabusen. Clean, well lit and attentive service. The sukiyaki was served with the cotton candy spring cloud a rare touch. High quality rib eye and seafood servings meaty crab legs, jumbo prawn. Generous portions of subtly flavored tempura, entree servings w/greens, mushrooms tofu, and a bowl of ramen noodles. Recommend taking... read more.

The diner and its premises are wheelchair accessible and thus usable with a wheelchair or physiological limitations.

What Melissa Navarrete doesn't like about Shabusen Restaurant:
The logistics of how each meal set is done is terrible and they don't use visual common sense. If you have four guests, the meal set only covers for two and they don't even try to cover all four people (sides like the appetiser and rice is all shared between portions given to two guests) but they really live to pile on the dish ware on you. It's just not worth the price for what you're getting and the experience that... read more.

The extensive diversity of coffee and tea specialties greatly enhances the value of a visit to Shabusen Restaurant, and a lot of fresh vegetables, fish and meat are used to prepare healthy Japanese meals. The Asian fusion cuisine is also an important part of Shabusen Restaurant. Anyone who finds the usual and generally known meals too boring should approach with a willingness to experiment and try some exciting combination of ingredients taste, on the daily specials there are also a lot of Asian menus.