After having tried a few other restaurants in Bangkok, we discovered this one; we liked it so much, we came back to it on all the subsequent occasions. In front of your seat you have an electric heater, where the waiter places a bowl with either hot water or soup; so you can use it, to cook your food as much as you like. Small dishes with different items slide in front of you, for you to pick; additionally, there is a more traditional buffet with sushi, tempura, sashimi, ice cream ... Almost everything was delicious. When we went there, the buffet price was 350 Baht (about 9 Euros) per person. In the other restaurants, either we paid much more, or the food was less varied or worse Note: you must finish and exit the restaurant, within 1 hour and 15 minutes; if you spend more time inside, then they apply a penalty (about half a euro, for a 10 minutes delay)

Shabushi,the chain-buffet place, is available in many places around Bangkok. Please note that it does not provide authentic 'shabu' if you were thinking of Japanese one. It is more like hot pot buffet with selections of meats and vegetable. If any menus missing from the belt, you can ask the staff directly for it. We all did that all the time. :P There are also a small line of low-quality sushi and good-to-try fried food (i.e. shrimp tempura) station. Nothing special about the soup, it gives aroma, but not taste. So, you have to rely on the sauce, which is kind of good. Don't expect much about atmosphere and services. The staffs are not so welcoming, but you will get what you ask for. Don't afraid to ask repeatedly if you do not get the food you want. Just bare with their sullen face. You will be alright!! Well, it is a good place to try at least once after all.

The buffet here is very yummy and the best thing is you can eat as much as you want. Going there from Perth I feel like everything is worth it to eat. One tip is there if there is something you want to eat and it is all gone on the moving tray you can just go and ask the waiter/waitress.