Shabu-shabu means “swish-swish” in Japanese, and that’s what you do at Swish with your meat, seafood or vegetables as you move them around in the small caldron placed before you – containing either seaweed-scented water (for shabu-shabu) or a sukiyaki* broth for cooking your meat and veggies.

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Fans of RAKU have probably poured over my previous posts, watched me sing its praises on Channel 8, and eaten there multiple times already. But if you’re a newbie to the site, or don’t like to read, or have been living under a gastronomic rock; here is my broadcast review of RAKU for Nevada Public Radio. Kanpai!