I have been coming here for a couple of years. I live in Henderson and drive to the establishment. Upon my arrival they make you feel welcome. The food in my opinion is fresh and you make it taste to your taste buds. The price is affordable, therefore please stop by and enjoy yourself. read more

This place is hands down delicious the service is amazing Arnold was my server and he was very polite and informative he gave excellent directions on how to prep my food it was my first time and he Also suggested a hot pot flavor broth that my 3 year could eat and she loved it ... you must come to this place it's worth it read more

They actually have a Groupon I highly suggest that you use it you pay $17 and then you get a $30 meal I wouldn't pay any more for the meal other than that it was okay the portions were very small the atmosphere was okay in the restaurant was clean and me and my husband did enjoy it and had fun cooking our own food but you will leave hungry read more

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Great prices and great quality food. They always have great specials and so many sauces and condiments to flavor your broth. Get swish and make it spicy. Then ask for a bowl and spoon so you can savor the broth with the rice and meat and veggies. My mouth is watering just typing this!!! read more

Best shabu shabu! Have been coming here for years! They have a choice for meat lovers and also all you can eat! Their sauce is superb. read more

Swish - Medium Prime Rib Eye Hot Pot - Japanese Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

My first time with shabu shabu. My date and I had the ayce mid level with the rib eye steak. We started with one appetizer each (you are allowed 2). My date had the salad and I had the edamame. I would'nt recommend the ayce as we each had one serving of meat and vegetables and were nearly full. If you are a big eater you would do well. I ordered the tempura shrimp near the end of the meal. My mistake I should have clarified I wanted the appetizer but got a full 6 pc. order and was charged for it at the end. I could have argued as the order could have been called the 2 remaining appetizers (of 3 pcs each) but just paid and didn't make a scene. Good food , good service. read more

Wow! Soooo good! Servers were amazing at recommending best sellers and best way to eat it! Thank you!! I will come back soon!

I have been enchanted by the darkness-- the darkness of sukiyaki. Forget shabu. Ever since I visited Shabu Shabu Paradise, I have craved that teriyaki sweetness of sukiyaki to fondue my little heart out. Honestly, I have tried every do-it-yourself culinary trick in the book, and besides Korean BBQ, sukiyaki is now the only one I endorse. Unfortunately, Paradise is a bit too far for regular visits, but Swish is right around the corner. So the other night when my craving hit, my hub and I decided to give Swish a swirl. The set-up at Swish is a little informal with a long central bar and seats all around. It's like you are seated around a runway and the incredibly gracious servers run up and down delivering you the goods. The servers are landing from the planet of niceness. The burners sit on the inside of the bar, which can create some precarious dipping, so practice your chop skills ahead of time. Now, for the eats: The sukiyaki is served in a shallow bowl, which can create an interesting opportunity to treat your sukiyaki like a skillet stir-fry when the juice gets low. This is a smart call when you're fixing up the udon noodles. We ordered the vegetable selection, and I like that the plate includes asparagus and carrots. Of course, there is the standard cabbage. All in all some good veggies, but I want to dip every known vegetable in the sauce, except for mushrooms. They are not really a vegetable, so stop trying to trick me. For those who have a mushroom aversion, you can ask for extra something else to replace the fungi. We have been twice, and one evening the vegetable plate was a bit more generous, and the tofu mysteriously changed consistency. One evening is was medium firm, and the next evening, soft. It did make me consider a 3-star rating, but... nah. The sauce here is good, and they add an extra helping of garlic if you like. They might use a tad more mirin because I think the sauce is notably nice and tangy. The prices are reasonable, but I must say for a bit more money, I like the idea of unlimited refills on veggies and tofu, which you get at Shabu Shabu Paradise. Those words ("unlimited refills") are like magic. But, location, location, location is always a factor, and Swish is right around the corner, so I am sure you'll find me and the hub there again soon dipping and rhyming. Well, maybe not rhyming. read more

The Skinny: the switch to new management has really hurt this place, that includes the rather poor details in the food (2) service: I'm not sure what was worse, our absent-minded waiter or the rather brusque attitude of the waitress (1) this place really went off the deep end on service and food within a year (2). It may be a surprise but shabu shabu and sukiyaki isn't rocket science. But the lack of attention to essential details makes this place on my no-go list. Enticed by a Groupon Now! deal, the hubs and I headed to Swish for dinner. When we stepped in, we put in a drink order. And waited. And waited. Essentially we entered into the building at 8:05 and didn't get to put in our order until close to 8:30pm and that's only because we flagged him down. I guess that is the running motif around Swish. If you want to get service, you not only have to signal for service but you have to ask for everything. When I mean everything, I mean things like plates. But how could the food be possibly bad here, you may ask? Isn't it just veggies and raw meat that you cook in a pot yourself? Even though the food is simple enough, it can be disasterous if not prepared appropriately. Take for example my order of Chicken Fiesta ($12.95 healthy portion) sukiyaki style which came with one small plate of vegetables, and a bowl of rice. The chicken, was carelessly cut into various shapes and sizes - some as large as a 1 inch x 0.5 inch x 1 inch cube. The uneven size makes the cooking time highly variable and uneven. Plus trying to cook really thick pieces of chicken in a little iron skillet with minimal liquid takes forever. Added to the fact you don't want to cross contaminate the raw chicken with the other food, it ended up taking a long time before I could eat. The haphazard plate of vegetables were also cut unevenly (some were really large pieces of napa cabbage and carrots which were hard to eat) which also exacerbated the above stated issues. The vegetables itself were okay, but I was a little irritated by the fact they put less than 15 leaves of spinach on a plate to make it look full. (For those in the know, that amount of spinach cooks down to less than a mouthful.) It's a total turn off because they charge another $3.95 for a miniscule plate of poorly cut vegetables. My hubby ordered the hungry sized Kobe Chuck ($20.95) portion. Although his meat cooked better than my stuff because it was thinly sliced, the accompanying dipping sauces were horrible. The sesame sauce was musty, weird, and watery. Tasting like swamp water and looking like the crappacino they serve on Fear Factor, it was a horrific combination. The ponzu was okay but nothing you can't get out of a bottle from the supermarket. To cap off this experience, the servers at the restaurant were poor. Our waiter, who was nice, appeared to be very absent-minded. He'd frequently forget to start the cooking pots, plates for food, cooking utensils, etc. Running the cheque took way longer than it ought to. The waitress on the other hand was more on the ball but had a poorer attitude towards the patrons (ie, sounding exasperated because someone didn't know what the meat choices were, grilling me on why I wanted a second set of chopsticks - because it handled raw chicken and we had no cooking utensils... that's why!... to name a few examples.) One might argue the joint was busy. However I'd like to say something about that. I normally don't make comparisons but I just have to in this case. Shabu Shabu Paradise (Henderson) not only has one waiter in the whole joint but she handles the same number of customers all on her own. And, the service is way better than what we received here. Plus she has to deal with refilling unlimited plates of correctly cut vegetables, bowls of salad, condiments and rice. Although the food was edible, the service and the improperly prepared dishes really ruined this place for me. Plus, the rather lackluster portion sizes given the price of the meal is also a big turn off. Even though our other favourite shabu/sukiyaki place is 30 minutes away, I'd rather go there than suffer through another round of Swish. (2 starred review). read more

I would've given this place 3 stars but after the service, I am changing my review to 1 star. My fiance found this place on Groupon so we thought we'd try it. We got the All you can eat and the food was pretty good, nothing out of this world, but good. When we went to pay, the waitress told us we couldn't use our Groupon for that option. The excuse they gave us was that it was supposed to be listed in the fine print but Groupon made the mistake and didn't add it. We also heard the waitress tell another family who left right before us that they couldn't use their Groupon but we couldn't hear the reason why. After I explained that their problem with Groupon was not my problem, the waitress got an attitude with me. For a measly $14, they lost a customer and I will do my best to spread the word that they do not have good customer service. read more

Me and my friend's favorite shabu shabu place! I love the sitting island, i find it more fun than traditional sitting. It's been so long, i really miss it. I want to go there again once I feel safe eating in public. read more

It's getting cold and windy again in Las Vegas. This morning, I'm seeing a good groupon deal @Swish(50% OFF) on my phone and decided to write a review. Shabu Shabu is pretty eay to prepare and cook at home if you can get some fresh ingredients especially the great quality of the meat. The important thing is to have the meat sliced really thin (it almost tears apart when you pick it up) and then to select meat that has good marbling. Otherwise, the meat will taste too chewy and tough when cooked. I really wish we have a good Japanese grocery store nearby some time soon :) Anyways, I am still being lazy to cook, I often go to Swish to enjoy doing "swish swish" :) It is a noise that is made by the meat being dragged through the bubbling kombu dashi broth, right? hehe..... I think Shabu Shabu offers a wide range of nutrition in one dish. I love Shabu Shabu because it is cooked without any oil or butter. Also, by being cooked in a hot broth, any extra fat is removed from of meat. I go to Swish once in a while if I am craving for some good Japanese hot pot since it is located relatively close from where I live. So far, I have tried.., 1) Shabu Shabu Style with Rib Eye 2) Shabu Shabu Style with Vegetable 3) Shabu Shabu Style with Salmon 4) Sukiyaki Style with Kobe Chuck or Rib Eye All dishes come with fresh veges(napa cabbages, carrots, onions, green onions, & all sorts of different mushrooms), tofu and udon rice noodles. Dipping sauce for Shabu Shabu they serve: *Creamy Peanut Shabu(good dip for the veges) -a sesame, soy sauce, lime juice, & brown sugar sauce. *Pon Shabu (good dip for meat)-a ponzu (citrus), soy sauce, vinegar, dashi sauce. I always ask for lots of minced radish to add on :) Very tasty!! When I'm in a mood of getting Sukiyaki, I ask for a raw egg(either you can eat as a dipping sauce or you can cook it in a broth. Very yummy!!) Of course I always ask for minced garlic and chili sauce, too. What I like about Sukiyaki dish is that the flavor becomes more intense and delicious. And I enjoy eating my udon noodles which can be added to the pot of broth at the end to absorb the appetizing liquid, yummmmm! Always, the wait staffs are attentive and friendly. My water gets refilled frequently and also they will ask u if you want more of extra broth. I am always happy eating here :) :) :) It is delicious, wholesome, pretty diet friendly (except for the beef), and full of vitamins. I hope one day we have more variety of Shabu Shabu places that we can try out like Genghis Khan Style or Korean Style Shabu Shabu places in Las Vegas. Only different thing about these places are you can begin to make the porridge(leftover meat and veggies in the rich flavor of soup). Once the rice starts to bubble, you can season the porridge by adding the chopped garlic, black pepper, chili powder, ponzu sauce and the salt. Most of all, Shabu Shabu is something that you can really enjoy eating together with your family or friends :P Ahh, I am getting hungryyy again :^9 read more

Service was super bad it was practically an empty house and they forgot to bring us the extra eggs we ordered and the tea we ordered, the waiter was just generally unpleasant, unhelpful and mildly condescending when answering questions. Also they brought the appatiezer quite a bit after the dinner which was strange. The food was good though. read more

Very modern place. It was our 1st time there and 1st time doing the hot pot, my brother in law did thr AYCE sushi. Everything was perfect from customer service to the food. Gave them a 4 star just the fact it started off confusing and misleading with the groupon issue we purchased. Then finally after 15 mins of fussing about it we finally settled in. I loved how fast the service was after we settled in and the food was amazing. Future reference for us next time. . . Maybe need to read the find prints on groupon hahaaaaa Definitely recommend it to others and we will try it again especially since they have some interesting daily specials and happy hours. read more

Swish your problems away! or rather in my case eat my heart out! I think Swish is a good place to go for a semi light semi healthy meal. Instead of the typical oily asian food, you get a clean cut taste at Swish. I've been to Swish a couple of times and everytime I've ordered the Shabu Shabu....maybe next time I will move on to the Sukiyaki. In any case, with a side full of veggies and some meat I definitely feel like I'm eating healthier. The taste may be a bit bland to some people but that's why there's condiments to make it salty, spicy, etc. It may be a lil pricier than the Chinese Hot Pot, but Japanese food is more expensive in general. I have never had to order the "hungry" portion and I always leave full. Service is good, nothing too fancy here. Overall, I say let's go to Swish especially since now we get 20% off our bill with the 2010-2011 Entertainment book excluding Friday and Saturday. read more

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Food is horrible :( The only reason why I am giving this place a 2 star is because our server was really nice. We purchased a groupon for Swish. It says Japanese shabu shabu. I am full Japanese and trust me this is not Japanese shabu shabu. Flavors were off. The tsukiyaki tasted like a horrible cheap tsukiyaki. They gave me a whole bunch of yellow lettuce, 2 SLICES of mushroom and some dried out veggies. The meat is sliced very very thin. I was thinking I would be able to share a pot with my 2 year old son. But that was not possible. I left hungry Do not waste your money on the sushi. Smiths grocery store sushi is better. The prices are waay too high for the quality of the food. read more

We went to this restaurant for the first time tonight with some of our friends. We had a really great time. Not only is the staff very friendly, our server was great also. He made jokes with us and it definitely added to the fun experience. We all got different hot pots. I had the mushroom party hot pot. It was a little adventurous for me, but I'm trying to cut down on my meat consumption. I thought it was quite good and noticed they have a veggie option also. Which I will definitely try in the future. I love that this restaurant offers something for everyone! We had ice cream for dessert, and I thought the chocolate emoji was excellent! It had little chocolate slivers on it that were sooooo good. The only thing I wish was different, is that the restaurant is not very baby friendly. There are no changing tables in Either restroom. There is a little cabinet in the women's bathroom with the decorations on it. I put the decorations on the floor to make room for the changing pad. That's the only thing that might prevent me from going to this restaurant in the future. It was inconvenient, and I usually have my daughter with me. I'm unlikely to go back anytime soon unless they install changing tables. But the food was great, so I would love to come back in the future. read more

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Absolutely love this place!!! Have been coming here for years and their menu just get better with more options and all you can eat options!!!! Great food, prices, and service!!!!! read more

What a great night to unwind with getting the Family together and enjoy some soup for the soul. So I took my parents here and my Father's best friend that was in town for the holidays for some Shabu Shabu! I love eating this in the Winter time, it makes the chilly weather more welcoming and I actually look forward it! Excited and hungry.. we all gained a hearty appetite for this meal. Luckily, we beat the busy dinner rush from arriving after 7p.m. We were greeted and directed to our seats, which I like the whole layout of the round cooking stations in the restaurant. They also serve Sukiyaki, but that dish is always way to salty for me. We all ordered the Healthy portion (6oz.) of the Prime Rib-Eye. It's just the right amount of meat to be full and satisfied. Also just enough room to have dessert and actually "taste" it. The attentive server explained what each sauce were used for and what we can add to it in enhancing the flavor. There were condiments of thinly sliced green onion, blended radish, and garlic. If you add the radish and green onion together in the ponzu/soy sauce.. it brings out the flavor of the sauce, which also gives flavor to all the vegetables. I only add the garlic and Shichimi (seven flavor chili pepper) to the soup base for flavor and dip the cooked meat in the creamy peanut sauce... Love this sauce and used practically all of it. I almost asked for seconds. Everybody has a different way of using the sauces, but I always think of it as... creamy sauces for meat and seafood. While dark liquid sauces that give a acidic bite like soy sauce and ponzu... I use on vegetables and anything other than meat, so it doesn't cancel out the flavor of the meat itself, but coats more neutral flavor to the meat, so you can still taste the meat and get that creamy peanut flavor at the same time ;) So first the server brings a pot of water with a thick slice of seaweed, which is the soup base in where you place everything in to cook. Then they bring out a plate full of vegetables and udon noodles... carrots, onion, green onion, different types of mushrooms, tofu, and cabbage. What I do is I put equal amounts of veggies to start cooking and put a slice or two of the meat... then repeat. After I finish my bowl of rice that comes along with this meal... At the very end, I place all the udon noodles and put the last slices of meat with veggies into my bowl to eat as a soup. Very soothing and delicious!!! It's like having two meals in one seating!! Like a Big Mac.. eat half of it as a burger and the other half like a taco by folding it in half :D Well I enjoy it more eating it that way than trying to stuff the whole burger in my mouth! :P After all of us killed the whole soup... we all ordered individual ice creams. I had half Red Bean and Green Tea... Delicious!!! The texture wasn't creamy, but softly firm.. like packed snow, but minus any flakes.. which was packed with flavor and absolutely lovely to eat. I enjoyed every single bite of it. One of the best ice creams I ever had. I was so impressed I had to take a picture of this simple, yet delightful dessert. Even my Mother thought the green tea looked too greenish? but it was so Good!!! OH! We all enjoyed it and it ended our meal with the highest note possible. You can literally hear our tummy singing of pure joy. We all expressed how much we needed this and having my parents and my Father's best friend thanking me for a wonderful dinner... I couldn't be more happier to see the ones I love so much.. Happy. Great service and happy souls... Swish is the "Chicken Soup for the Soul" but honestly it's the best with red meat :) Soothing and seriously takes all the stress away... Located in the same complex of Round 1 Boxing and The Las Vegas Grille... across the street to the formerly known 24hr. fitness. Must stop by and enjoy before Winter is over. I'm telling you.. You'll get swished away!!! read more

Swish - Red Bean and Green Tea Ice Cream for Dessert.. Delicious! - Japanese Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

This is definitely the only place for great AYCE sukiyaki/shabu shabu in Las Vegas. I used to come here a lot but I soon declined as I realized there were many places in Vegas I was able to get more bang with my buck. Then I found out there was a change in management and they had added the option of AYCE. THIS CHANGED EVERYTHING. No longer did I have to worry about not being "full" after paying twenty dollars for my meal. The Good: Meat and vegetables are still to die for. And with the meat being all you can eat...or vegetables if you get the veggie platter, there is nothing to complain about with in the food department. I always like to ask for a raw egg and dip the meat after it's done cooking. Yum! Oh. And never forget to ask for the garlic. Even though I might have to change my clothes later because of the garlic smell, it really adds a great taste. All of the AYCE prices are reasonable priced. They also have good deals on alcohol, like AYCE sake for $9.99. Can't beat that. The Bad: The only thing bad at times is the service occasionally. When it's the older gentlemen working, he is very keen on all our needs. He is the best! While, if it's the younger staff, we could be sitting there by ourselves and we will have to wave them down for another serving. But overall, a great price for AYCE shabu shabu/sukiyaki! Yum. read more

Absolutely recommend this place. The whole crew was very welcoming. Specially EDLAN he really turned this place up. The best service We've ever gotten. read more

The first time I came here was over 10 years ago, and I absolutely fell in love! It was awesome. Since then, I've been coming back and have seen this place have about 5-6 different owners; some better than the first, but most worse. This visit was by far, the most disappointing. I ordered my "usual" which consists of the smaller portion of ribeye sukiyaki (which comes with a veggie plate), and agedashi tofu appetizer, with an iced green tea. The meat portion was perfect, however, the veggie plate that is usually overflowing was very skimpy this time with most of the veggies old looking, and the agedashi tofu (which was $5) was only 6 little pieces when it used to be about 10-12. Their service also left much to be desired. With 3 other parties in the place, 2 of them already eating, I had to flag the server down to take my order. This place you cook your own food, so you're pretty self sufficient once given all the necessary tools, which I wasn't. I had to keep asking for things that I should have just been given. I even had to ask for a drink refill, which seemed to just annoy the server. All in all, I'm not sure I'll be visiting this place again, which makes me really sad since we have been coming for years. read more

Swish - Agedashi Tofu much smaller than it used to be - Japanese Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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My go to place for Shabu shabu. Affordable, clean and friendly staff. This one is way better then the one on spring mountain.

Was introduced to this restaurant last year by my boyfriend and it has since been a favorite of mine! Can be a little confusing at first and the menu isn't the easiest but sooo worth it once you figure out what's what! My favorite is the spicy miso base definitely recommend! The customer service can be less than great sometimes. They're not always the most attentive or talkative. That's why I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5. read more

Good job! Individual shabu bowls , Japanese style. New waiter, great effort and a good job! Thanks! read more

Le sigh at the people who went to a Shabu Shabu restaurant for vegetarian entrees and sushi. There is a vegan restaurant next door and a sushi spot down the street. I love Swish, and I actually prefer this location to the one in Chinatown. Yoshi is a waiter who is a mainstay there, and he's very attentive and quick. I think the setup of the place is really conducive to the waiters being able to serve you, and you being able to cook and have space to eat. If you're going with a group bigger than four, I'd recommend trying to reserve the section closest to the door because that curve will make it easier for people to see each other and talk. This restaurant is most ideal for 2-3 person groups, or those who are more focused on the food than the conversation. I love my friends, but when I go here, I must confess the food really grabs my attention. When I go, I normally start with the deep fried gyoza. For the main course, I get a hungry prime rib sukiyaki. Shabu shabu has a much more subtle, savory flavor. I like the sweetness of the sukiyaki. Sides include rice, udon noodles, and veggies (cabbage, spinach, different kinds of mushrooms, tofu, carrots, broccoli, zucchini, onions and green onions). I will very rarely consume an entire hungry portion, but it makes for fantastic leftovers. Make sure to have them add garlic and you can ask for "the spices" which include chili oil, chili paste and chili pepper. I usually add a little chili oil and pepper to the sukiyaki, sprinkle the pepper on the meat before I dunk it, and put chili paste into the rice. Remember to start off with a little and just add more to it. You are seasoning your food, not trying to rip yourself a new one. There is a direct correlation between how long you let the food cook and the intensity of its flavor. I'd say you have enough different foods and pieces of meat to experiment and find out which is optimal for your taste buds. read more

The Worst Sushi experience in Las Vegas. I felt like I was eating a sushi tuna cheeseburger. Sloppy rolls falling apart, tuna was awful tasting....!!! Thick cheese piling over rolls and not in a good way. I told the waitress I was very dissatisfied and completely unhappy with the quality of food. My server never offered to replace my food or offer a refund. I told her I wanted to talk to the manager and then she offered to minus one meal off my bill with a sour attitude. I saw others ordering a skillet with raw meat you cook your self and patriots were gobbling their food down! Unfortunently I ordered the wrong thing!!! I should have went with my first choice PF Changes on Charelston & Fort Apache!!!! The best customer service in Las Vegas, food is sizzling hot and always fresh and melts in your mouth. All the employees are spot on especially Mike the bartender the best service I have ever had!!!! read more

Good stuff! I had the brisket shabu shabu came with Goma and ponzu. Lots of vegetables. Wished there were more tofu but it was a good serving and friendly attentive service. Very cold inside but you are drinking hot soup so it all offsets. I enjoyed this place. They also have non shabu shabu items on the menu for kids. My daughter had the salmon bento and she liked it a lot. read more

Excellent service and excellent food. Can't beat the all you can eat price. Well worth it. Service was quick. Only downfall is the sixty minute limit. Should be at least ninety of one twenty. Sixty minutes doesn't really allow for much conversation. Overall. Will return. read more

Okay let me explain why not two more stars. I guess living out here in Vegas has really spoiled me with the All You Can Eat deals. And I've been to so many Korean BBQ spots that stuff me with their AYCE. So, I guess I was expecting something to bust my buttons here at Swish. Don't get me wrong.. This place is good and different. Their service is really friendly and the atmosphere is pretty chill. The other reason for not having one more star was that my hunger wasn't really satisfied. The food was tasty tho with the choices of Shabu-Shabu or Sukiyaki. They bring out your plate of meat and a plate of sides. I even like the different set up of how everyone is facing eachother in this huge U-shaped table and the servers come through the middle. It's pretty good if you like cooking your own stuff. I wouldn't recomend coming here to stuff your belly, but maybe for a good light meal to end the night. read more

Cherry was my server and she provided excellent customer service. She was very friendly and helped me understand the lunch special. I came here for lunch. I ordered the New York Strip Lunch special for $9.95. Excellent price for a lot of good food. Definitely recommend this place and will come back. read more

Swish - I ordered the New York Strip lunch special. - Japanese Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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Delicious food and great service. Its a bit pricey but its all you can eat for thirty five dollars. read more

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Sometimes I wonder how some places stay in business and this is one of them. The inside is due for a makeover it's dark in there. The place seemed dirty to me and needs a deep cleaning as well. On to the food we ordered the shabu shabu the broth had no taste what so ever it was so bland it was like drinking plain hot water. After adding the vegetables and the meats still tasted the same after the second tiny bowl of this tasteless food I told my wife I had enough!!! When we got the check the check holder cover was so dirty and sticky I got disgusted. I didn't even touch it..place needs help! Went to Rocco's got two slice of pizza and was happy!! read more

I love dunking raw meat into hot, sweet broth. So, after a round of "eenie meenie miney moe" with my Groupons, I settled on Swish. The restaurant: The setup of Swish is interesting. At Swish, you're seated at a long, u-shaped counter with a hot pot placed in front of each diner. Unfortunately, the pot is placed in an awkward location, forcing the diner to reach up over the bar, and then at a downward angle, to swish their food. For someone with short, Tyrannosaurus Rex arms (like me), it was really difficult to eat. I definitely prefer the more intimate, table setting found at other shabu-shabu places around town. The food: The selection of veggies served with the shabu-shabu/sukiyaki dishes were lackluster. I probably received half a head of cabbage and two mushrooms in total. I thank them for all that fiber, but, can I please get some more tofu? However, I did enjoy my prime rib sukiyaki which was thinly cut and lean. The unlimited rice is also nice. Overall, I would likely go back if I was in the neighborhood. Nextime, however, I'd probably ask for the booster seat to help with eating at the awkward angle (why do you hate the shorties, Swish?). read more

I'm glad I used a Groupon for this place because I would've been MORE disappointed than I was. The food was mediocre. In their defense though, I'm probably spoiled by the Bay Area flavors of hot pot. The service staff was nice, that's why there are 3 stars instead of 2. read more

Super impressed! Great quality of meat selection even for the base option of AYCE. Super friendly staff and easy to ask for anything you want. It's like having your own personal chef next to you. Will definitely be back! read more

Swish is an interesting restaurant and one of my favorites. It is Japanese hot pot cooking, meaning the food is served to you raw and you cook it. It's a fun experience! Swish is a nice place. Not a whole lot of seating though. They tend to get busy on the weekends and getting in can be difficult. The food is great and I have never had any issues with the service. It is a bit pricey and the food is usually not enough to fill you up. Whenever I go, I plan on getting dessert somewhere afterwards. All in all a unique eating experience. read more

best shabu shabu in town for AYCE. i think its the only AYCE shabu shabu in town. I've been going here for 5 years now and it never gets old. Service is great and good for kids. read more

Swish - prime chuck AYCE - Japanese Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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This is a great place to come get shabu. I would totally recommend this place hands down. I like that the staff is super friendly and attentive they will explain the menu if needed. The place is very clean. The restrooms are clean. I would definitely go back. The reason for 4 stars is because I wish they had more meat selections for shabu. I was really hoping they had shrimp, and American wagyu. read more

I love this place, especially when I want a healthy meal but don't want to prep or clean. This is the third time I've been here. The first two times I was here with my husband we were between lunch and dinner and I wondered how this place could stay open with only two other guess (if that) in the restaurant. I also was equally impressed they could offer an AYCE ribeye Shabu-Shabu for only about $25.00. I am happy to report coming here on a Sat. night to see a full house was a relief. Both my husband and I got AYCE Shabu-Shabu (ribeye). My favorite thing about this place is that there are no micromanaging rules like must finish rice, meat, or noodle or be charge xxx amount. I just like meat and veggies, and don't eat the noodles or rice. it was fine with them. My husband and I share the same plate of thinly sliced meat and then get another together so I guess we conserve food that way, but we got four full plates of meat. The service is very generous and they constantly ask (not in a pesky way) if you are ready for another round or just taking a break. The only unfortunate thing for me, is that my husband and I do shabu-shabu at home often and use all sorts of Asian condiments they don't have, like sesame oil, rice vinegar, etc, but still it is no biggie. We also like to eat the beefy broth that has developed from swish-swishing the meat, they sometimes look at you a bit funny and then give you a very small bowl and very big spoon that is not very soup friendly. I am hugely impressed by how clean this place is. I saw the one waiter even giving a thorough clean to each burner after it was used. If you are a soup lover or sukiyaki lover, you must try Swish. Oh and they even added an AYCE sushi roll option to their menu; the rolls looked decent, but I never ever had one here. Maybe next time... read more