While much like Shabu Shabu King at SS2, Mizi Shabu Shabu at Bandar Puteri Puchong has a few distinctions that seperates it from it’s SS2 counterpart. First of all, the restaurant does not offer buffet, if the portion of the set meal (which is quite generous) is not enough to feed a suan (for example), then you’ll have to order more from the ala carte.
However, I do think that this is a good thing. You only order what you want, avoiding the necessary gluttony temptation of the buffet line.
Nice setting with good selection off the menu
Another welcoming difference at Mizi is the personalised steamboat set up. Each diner gets his or her own pot, which you can then customised the soup to your own liking. Add more chilli, crack an egg into it, more vege, make it boiling, or not, all without pissing off your friends who might like to have thiers differrently. As a side effect, you have a lesser chance of getting that contagious disease your friends are carrying, too.
You get your personal stove with customizable heat setting
I do feel that the food at Mizi Shabu Shabu is fresher compared to Shabu Shabu King. The sliced meat is usually still frozen when served. Some noob have been describing Shabu Shabu King as eating fishball with different shapes and colors, I reckon the same can’t be said about Mizi.
Service is very fast, as the kitchen prepared most the set meals in advance and placed them in the fridge. All the waiter has to do is to just grab what you order, no further preperation needed since the serving are all uncooked anyway. This set up reminds me of McDonald’s & Burger King.
Making you hungry for some of these yet?
Price wise, for a medium stomach it is not too different from Shabu Shabu King. You can satisfy your hunger for around RM 15-25 depending on your selection. If you like the former, I’m sure you will enjoy this place. Nicer seats, better environment, and overall a great set up, unless your appetite is extraordinary.. Give it a try.
This is the map to get to Mizi Shabu Shabu at Puchong, excellent yeh?
Address:
No 17, Jln Puteri 2/5
Bdr Puteri, 47100 Puchong
GPS: 3.023141, 101.615907
Tel: 03-8060 3221
why havent we gone to talipon yet?
KY: been there quite a number of times a couple years ago. Simply isn’t that great
that traffic light looks so… excellent 😛
it’s good lah. dont be steamboat snob!!!
Giant n00b logo is not bad.. But Tesco is totally below average.
really makan king….go all over for food….diu – petrol free ar ??
Kim, talipon’s food there very un-fresh and the grill stuff is so un-healthy… very oily eh… 😛
I prefer Mizi Steamboat compare to shabu shabu king and talipon.
note: i sick-off shabu shabu king is because of suan 😛
It’s a nice place with beef, lamb and pork slices where you can just dip it few times before pop it into your mouth. Heavenly!
Pros: Great dapur technology; I can’t feel a heat while sitting down so near to the stove.
Cons: Don’t order yee mee. Don’t be deceived by the pic. Itu Maggi Mee in my mug. KNN.
cool site la bro. long time no see.
lucky the Shabu with a ‘H’…not ‘syabu’ aka ‘ice’ aka ‘batu’ aka Amphetamine…haha.
Raf: doh. what a lame attempt. Not funny
wah!! u’re a food lover just like me!!
great blog! =)
will boomark it!
Mizi Puchong Tel : 03-8060 3221
Hey guys, i’d tried 1 delicious chinese herbs steamboat.
Mayb u should try that,too.
XIAO FEI YANG RESTAURANT
No. 18, Lorong Thambi Dua, Off jalan Pudu, 55100, KL.
e-mail: xfy6789@yahoo.com
Reservation: 03-2142 6789
Biz hour: 11am – 3pm / 6pm – 10.30pm
yeah ……..there is so great !
i’m mizi shabu shabu kaki ,
every week i also there !!!!!!
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There is an another branch allocated at Kepong, just behind the row of Shops where the Prince’s Cafe allocated at (Beside Carrefour Kepong).
Hope you noted that. Thank you.
hi for every one here try this one Satsuma Shabu Shabu located at Cineleisure Damansara LG-1. u will be found lot of different from those u guys been to. tel 03 7710 8262 oh yes there are now offering some good deal promotion also.thx
Hi there, wanna ask ya, this restaurant is not buffet based? As i read other blog reviews its buffet @ RM25 per pax. Someone please enlighten me here @.@
Mint,
It’s been a long time since I last went to Mizi, perhaps they have altered their menu and included buffet. It’s best to call them up to verify. 🙂
Ok sure, thanks a lot! 😉
Mint,
You’re welcome 😀
if it’s the same one I’m thinking about, beside Giant in Bandar Puteri, yes, they have buffet now, just upstairs. RM25 for the buffet with lots of varieties like beef, pork, mutton, prawns, vegetables and other things. Also includes drinks so it’s not a bad deal.
there’s also another decent steamboat place in Kota Damansara I wanted to recommend to you but always forget. I think it’s called Hong Kee or something like that, in the Dataran Sunway. They’ve got great freshly made pork meatballs (made of fresh minced pork, and not processed like most others!) Will confirm if I remember! :p
enochho,
ooO sounds good, steamboat place with pork!
cool. remind me the next time you see me to tell you how to get there ;p
enochho,
Sure, thanks! 😀
do u try one new shabu shabu shop at kota damansara? kippin shabu shabu at 1st floor….
mint,
Haven’t yet! 🙂
Hey, I’ve tried Kippin Shabu Shabu – they are actually in Sunway Damansara – nice shrimp paste and a lot of other stuff that the chef makes himself, also nice sauce
yeah, I got their name card, check out their website http://www.kippin.my
United,
Interesting, thanks! 😀
hi ky… check out XO shabu shabu at ioi boulevard.. food is fresh and soup base is good…
connie,
oo thanks. 😀
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