Bogor's top-tier family spot! This Halal Japanese hot pot makes the whole family go Mantap
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2026-03-04
Discover Shabu Hachi in Bogor, the perfect solution for your next family meal! This spacious, Halal Japanese hot pot restaurant is a crowd-pleaser with its all-you-can-eat format, featuring premium meats and an endless buffet. Highlights include a unique indoor fountain, a kids' play area for a stress-free meal, and special discounts for seniors. For the ultimate feast, add the delicious Yakiniku grilled meat option. It’s a spot designed to make the whole family happy.
Family gatherings are always a headache. The elders want something light, the kids want something fun, and my husband wants meat... Trying to find a place that makes everyone happy is practically mission impossible. Especially in Indonesia, finding an authentic and Halal Japanese hot pot restaurant is even harder. Until a friend recommended this Shabu Hachi in Bogor, I declare, the family gathering dilemma is officially over! 🥳
I was blown away as soon as I walked in. The space is huge, not at all like those cramped little hot pot places. The most Anjay part is that there's actually an indoor fountain in the middle of the restaurant[1]! Eating steaming hot pot while listening to the sound of water is just so Chill. We chose the Tom Yum and Japanese Original soup bases[2], and both were super rich in flavor. The quality of the meat was impeccable, so fresh. Especially the Australian beef, it melts in your mouth after just a few seconds in the pot. So satisfying! The buffet counter had so many vegetables, meatballs, snacks, and desserts that it was hard to choose. Oh, and they also have a kids' play area, so you can have a hands-free meal if you bring your children. It's a lifesaver for families with kids!
Gotta be honest though, this place is incredibly popular. If you come during meal times without a reservation, a wait of at least half an hour is the norm[3]. We went on a weekday evening and almost didn't get a table. When it gets crowded, the staff's speed in clearing plates slows down a bit. Our empty plates piled up for a while, and we had to ask twice before they were taken away[4].
Editor's Key Points (Get your notebooks ready!)
- You MUST make a reservation! Girls, take my advice and just spam their customer service on WhatsApp[5]. Otherwise, you'll be waiting forever. Don't ask me how I know.
- How to get the best deal? The price per person ranges from 175k to 400k Rupiah[6], so you can choose based on your budget. The best part is, if you bring your parents, there's a special discounted price for seniors over 60[7]. So thoughtful!
- The grilled meat is a must-add! Besides the hot pot, you have to pay extra for the grilled meat (Yakiniku)[8]! It's an extra 25k per person, but that marinated meat sizzling on the grill is the absolute highlight. Not adding it is like not coming at all!
- Celebrating a birthday/anniversary? Don't be shy to mention it when you book! You might get a little surprise like a free dessert[9]. It really adds to the sense of occasion.
- A note for drivers: Parking can be a bit tight during peak hours, but they have an alternative parking area[10]. Still, it's best to arrive early, otherwise finding a spot can be a hassle.
- Authentic Halal Japanese hotpot is here! Savor rich broth & melt-in-your-mouth Australian beef. A meat lover's paradise [1].
- Perfect for the family! Huge space with an indoor fountain. Adults eat while kids enjoy the kids' play area. Everyone's happy [2].
- Hotpot not enough? Add Yakiniku (grilled meat) for 25k! Hear the marinated meat sizzle—it's pure heaven [3].
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