Shabu-Shabu and Bibimbap
Although bibimbap is Korean and shabu-shabu is Japanese, I love eating both of them in the same meal. The bibimbap below (which has rice, mushrooms, soy bean sprouts, tofu, and other delicious ingredients I cannot figure out) was prepared in a hot sizzling stone pot.
I always order the beef and vegetable shabu-shabu and cook the meat and veggies in a pot of boiling water. (Don’t worry, the food in the last two pictures is for three). I love how eating becomes an interactive experience.
It look all so good, thank you for sharing. Am hungry again. ๐
I get hungry looking at these too!
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