shabu-shabu
- noun
- /ˈʃɑːbuːˈʃɑːbuː/
- Every Saturday, my family has shabu-shabu for dinner, allowing us to cook fresh vegetables and meat together.
- Japanese shabu-shabu
Examples
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But I think that at its best, America's like shabu shabu, Japanese hot pot.
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I've got japanese shabu shabu here, heavy on the veggies.
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The 124-seat, three-floor space focuses on Teppanyaki and will serve robatayaki, shabu-shabu, and sushi and sashimi.
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At the restaurant, we enjoyed shabu-shabu, where we cooked thin slices of meat in hot broth at our table.
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During our trip to Japan, we tried shabu-shabu, a delicious hot-pot dish that involves cooking various ingredients in broth.
Synonyms
A Japanese dish of thin beef and vegetables cooked in soy sauce at the table
Surface Forms
Etymology
Shabu-shabu comes from the Japanese sound shabu, which copies the quick 'swish' you make when you dip thin meat into hot broth. So shabu-shabu is a Japanese hot-pot where you cook slices of meat and vegetables by quickly swishing them in the pot at the table.