A visit to see family in Japan changed our lives. At home, we relive the adventure by re-creating our favorite meals, including an unforgettable shabu-shabu repast in Osaka. We spent hours dipping ...

The term derives from the Japanese onomatopoeia for “swish, swish.” It defines a style of Japanese hot pot dining in which diners customize their own entree, which diners cook themselves at their ...

A Healdsburg farmer who grew up on the meal, share tips for creating the perfect bowl. Clay pots: You can find a selection of donabe clay pots at Nijiya Grocery in Japantown (1737 Post St.) in San ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- For those who insist that cooking out should be confined to the range of the barbecue grill in their own backyard...well, that's fine. You all can stop reading now and just stay ...

This is my go-to on warm nights when it's almost too hot to cook, but I'm craving a seasonal, veggie-forward, cold noodle salad. The pork slices, borrowed from the Japanese hot pot, shabu shabu, is ...

A delicious cold weather dish, shabu shabu is a Japanese version of the popular Chinese hot pots. The difference between these dishes are the dipping sauces. Chinese hot pots generally have a peanut ...

What’s the most expensive dinner in America? An omakase meal of pristine, perfectly sliced sushi, the fish flown in from Tsukiji market in Tokyo and prepared for you personally by a Yoda-equivalent ...

Shabu shabu-style dining is deeply rooted in Asian culinary history. The experience involves submerging thinly sliced meats, fresh seafood and vegetables into a pot of boiling broth, resulting in ...

Wanderlust runs in the family. I’m always angling for a getaway with friends and family to explore the world and to discover new foods. At home, I cook to recall our trips. A visit to see family in ...

Head to Tonkotsu Shabu Shabu Bar in West Valley for protein presentation at its finest—and then prepare it yourself at custom-designed cooking stations. Although shabu shabu is a popular Japanese ...

"Shabu … what, now?" said the voice on the other end of the line. "Shabu-shabu," I replied. Savvy readers will detect that the above confusion was not genuine, that ...