Chubby Cattle Wagyu Shabu House Now Open in Novi, Bringing Authentic Japanese Experience to Michigan
A new addition to the vibrant "Sakura Novi" development has officially opened its doors to the public. Chubby Cattle Wagyu Shabu House, a first-of-its-kind restaurant from The Chubby Group, is now welcoming diners for an unparalleled Japanese-style yakiniku hotpot experience.
Co-founder David Zhao expressed his excitement about bringing this unique concept to Novi, stating that Michigan is home to adventurous food lovers who will appreciate their take on wagyu hotpot. By fusing authenticity, innovation, and premium ingredients, The Chubby Group aims to resonate with the local community.
At the heart of this restaurant lies its signature dish – an elevated all-you-can-eat menu featuring fresh-cut A5 Wagyu beef, sourced from a reputable Oregon ranch. Diners can customize their cooking experience by grilling their preferred cut at the tableside grill. To complement the savory offerings, sushi and hand rolls, seafood, milk tea, and traditional Japanese desserts are also on the menu.
Prices range from $48 to $78 per person, making this an accessible yet premium dining experience for those willing to indulge in wagyu goodness.
Upon entering, guests will be transported into a world of Japanese anime-inspired decor, complete with vibrant wall murals. For a taste of their exciting endeavors, The Chubby Group invites visitors to explore chubbycattle.com or follow along on Instagram @chubbycattleshabunovi for the latest updates.
A new addition to the vibrant "Sakura Novi" development has officially opened its doors to the public. Chubby Cattle Wagyu Shabu House, a first-of-its-kind restaurant from The Chubby Group, is now welcoming diners for an unparalleled Japanese-style yakiniku hotpot experience.
Co-founder David Zhao expressed his excitement about bringing this unique concept to Novi, stating that Michigan is home to adventurous food lovers who will appreciate their take on wagyu hotpot. By fusing authenticity, innovation, and premium ingredients, The Chubby Group aims to resonate with the local community.
At the heart of this restaurant lies its signature dish – an elevated all-you-can-eat menu featuring fresh-cut A5 Wagyu beef, sourced from a reputable Oregon ranch. Diners can customize their cooking experience by grilling their preferred cut at the tableside grill. To complement the savory offerings, sushi and hand rolls, seafood, milk tea, and traditional Japanese desserts are also on the menu.
Prices range from $48 to $78 per person, making this an accessible yet premium dining experience for those willing to indulge in wagyu goodness.
Upon entering, guests will be transported into a world of Japanese anime-inspired decor, complete with vibrant wall murals. For a taste of their exciting endeavors, The Chubby Group invites visitors to explore chubbycattle.com or follow along on Instagram @chubbycattleshabunovi for the latest updates.
This new Shabu House in Novi is gonna be fire! I mean, who wouldn't want to try that super tender wagyu beef all-you-can-eat? The fact that they're using A5 Wagyu from Oregon ranch is already giving me life 
. And the tableside grill? Genius! It's like a fun, interactive experience with your meal. Plus, their decor sounds straight out of an anime movie 
... I'm definitely gonna check it out and give them my two cents on Instagram 
. 48-78 bucks per person is pretty reasonable too, especially if you're feeling fancy and want to treat yourself 
The fact that it's all-you-can-eat with A5 Wagyu beef is giving me major foodie dreams 
I love how they're bringing a piece of Japan to Michigan and I'm super excited to try the sushi and hand rolls too! 
And yay for customizable grilling at the table side grill - talk about flexibility 
. I mean, who needs a fancy dinner when you can have wagyu goodness on tap? 
The anime-inspired decor is already giving me life 
gotta get there ASAP and take some pics for my feed!
i need to try the hand rolls too, sushi looks amazing 
any1 been there? 
?! I mean, I've had it before at high-end restaurants, but this all-you-can-eat thing sounds LIKE. A. DREAM 
. And the fact that they're using A5 Wagyu from Oregon ranches? SICKENING 
! The decor is already giving me anime vibes and I'm HERE. FOR. IT 
! Only $48-$78 per person? That's like, totally doable for a Friday night out with friends 
$48-$78 is kinda pricey but if its authentic japanese food im gonna splurge 
I'm skeptical about this new Wagyu spot in Novi, MI - sounds like they're trying too hard with that anime-inspired decor and fancy name... I mean, who needs a tableside grill to make wagyu hotpot? 
That said, A5 Wagyu beef is pretty hard to find outside of Japan or top-end restaurants, so I'll give them credit for sourcing high-quality ingredients. $48-$78 per person seems steep for a casual dinner experience, though... might need to see some reviews from locals before making a decision 
. Has anyone been here yet? What was your experience like? 
... think they're gonna be a hit here, you know? All-you-can-eat A5 beef is a game-changer - can't wait to dive in and get my grill on 
. Decent prices for the quality too, not too shabby at $48-$78 per person. They've definitely done their research on bringing an authentic Japanese experience to Michigan 
. Sakura Novi's got some cool vibes going on with that anime-inspired decor... now we just gotta wait and see if it lives up to the hype 
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