Make your winter special with these 5 Shabu and Korean Hot Pot restaurants

1. Chang Aroi Shabu  

Some shabu enthusiasts love eating self-serving shabu very much but they don’t particularly like the tricky economics of all-you-can-eat buffet. Well, in that case, this intriguing shabu chain is the best solution as Chang Aroi Shabu’s fresh ingredients such as beef, pork, seafood, and vegetables are sold by weight and are of good quality too. Fans also have options for soup, from Japanese-style clear and black broths to clear and creamy tom yum broths. There are 2 branches joined with us!

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2. Gangster Shabu X Cafe 

When it’s time for you to take the simplest pleasure in thin slices of meat and bubbling hot soup, think of Gangster Shabu X Cafe in Rat Burana Soi 10 (15 mins’ walk from Iconsiam). This restaurant combines the joy of shabu hot pot and cafe meals together under one roof, so you can have more delectable options. And the best thing about this place is that they serve food from 16:00 to 4:00. Hot pot choices include ribeye and many other different cuts, shrimp, Chilean mussels, bacon, and more. Or go for ribeye steak, pork chop, rice with creamy omelet and Japanese curry, or spaghetti carbonara ebiko, if you are more of a cafe food fan.

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3. Gangnam Ramen @ SHOW DC

Psy Gangnam Style is a famous musician, but not many people know that this Korean singer loves to cook and eat ramyeon (Korean instant noodles) so much. Hoping to share his delicious recipes to his fans in Bangkok, Psy had now decided to open his own ramen shop on the 1st floor of Show DC. Let’s find out for yourself if his ramyeon is as delightful as his music.

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4. Kimchi Hour

Kimchi Hour was founded by a group of men who turned their passion for Korean fried chicken into a modern Korean restaurant. The highlights here are the recipes they have learned from Korea and adjusted them a little to suit their taste. Apart from their signature boneless thighs and wings (available in the original flavor, hot and spicy flavor, and garlic and onion flavor), must-eats include stir-fried kimchi bacon spaghetti and Korean tofu soup. The restaurant is located between Ari Samphan Soi 5 and 6.

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5. Heangbok Korean Cafe & Bistro (เฮงบอก โคเรียนคาเฟ่แอนด์บิสโทร )

With its lovely atmosphere and great service, Heang Bok Korean Cafe & Bistro is a new spot in Sathon (Charoen Krung 51, next to BTS Saphan Taksin) where every Korean food fan should head to in order to get their Korean fried chicken fix and more. Apart from the must-try crispy fried chicken topped with signature sauces, the place is also serving up a broad range of quality Korean dishes such as kimchi soup, tteokbokki (spicy rice cakes), bibimbap (rice bowl), ramyeon hot pot, and jjamppong (noodle soup with seafood). The restaurant now offering you a 50% discount all November only via Eatigo!

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