Shabushi by Oishi

2 Seth Gittens - 4 weeks ago

Very limited selection of average ingredients on the conveyer belt to accompany the bland Hot Pot Stock. Nothing to get excited about.

You help yourself to the Sushi from the counter, there wasn't much out and they didn't refresh it even when I asked the staff politely several times.

The few Gyoza and Tempura on display were stone cold and the tub of curry sauce to accompany was totally empty, again I asked them to refill it but my request fell on deaf ears.

The staff on that day couldn't understand English (which is fine obviously, but worth noting) but this wasn't the reason they didn't replenish the goods as I clearly showed them and gestured to the empty tubs and trays.

Thankfully it's not massively expensive but you can get MUCH better value, quality and service in most places here in Chiang Mai. We spent about £20 on a buffet for two, that doesn't sound like much but you can eat like a king for that in Thailand! So many better options available.

5 Lucia Reichert - 6 months ago

Really good for and worth your money. The buffet was the best option and will keep you full for the rest of the day!!

1 golf dot - 2 weeks ago

“ Never eat here again !! “

recommend not to eat here.

not valuable for price.

no fruit update no source for use not

enough meat to eat. even vegetable not

enough to eat.

4 Chiang Mai Condo - a year ago

very popular in St Valentine's Day with a special discount for lovebirds.

3 Belartinos Instagram - 2 years ago

400 baht for 1:15h of all you can eat sushi. It’s nice if you’re hungry but the quality is not the best

4 Sean Garland - 4 years ago

This was my first time at a 'conveyor-belt' Japanese restaurant so I didn't know quite what to expect. I left happy and very, very full. I only speak English and the staff weren't brilliant at explaining the process, but essentially you sit down and choose a soup to bring to the boil on your table, and you pay 400 baht to eat anything on the belt or around you on the counters. There's loads of choice - and everything is fresh and delicious.

You're given 75 minutes to eat, and frankly I think this spoils things a bit. I was totally full after 40 minutes, but I felt rushed because of the time-limit. The staff are not rude but they certainly seem tired and a bit unhappy. 400 baht was worth it for the experience - but it's very expensive compared to pretty much all the other restaurants in Chiang Mai.

If you've not tried it before - I suggest you do. I probably won't be returning - not when there is so much choice in this city.

4 Yvonne Sher (Pokevonn) - 3 years ago

Surprisingly small number of beef selections for a place that calls themselves shabu shabu! Lots of pork and fish to choose from. Remember to ask for the items menu that they don't give to you. Lots of food items that aren't on the conveyer belts on there.