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Mynnis Shabu Shabu II

13617 38th Ave Flushing, NY map / directions (718) 762-6277  

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Mynnis Shabu Shabu II is a Chinese and Indian restaurant where most Menuism users came for a family meal, paid between $10 and $25, and tipped between 15% to 18%.

People describe this restaurant as Hot Pot, Chinese, and Indian [ tag it ]

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Award_star_gold First reviewed by:  Confucius
Dec 24, 2006 Link

Beats hot pot buffets

Confucius says: Individualism > Communism.

The biggest difference this place has over traditional Chinese hot pot is the fact that everyone gets their own pot! Yes, you read that right. No more need to fight over the valuable real estate with your friends. No need to safe guard your precious piece of fish from your ravenous foes. No need to strike the delicate balance between HOT (as in spicy) pot eaters and the not so brave.

They give you a big plate of various veggies, fish balls and other interesting non-meat items. This comes with a “combo” dish if you choose to order with meet. Then you can order sm/md/lg plate of meat or other exotic items for 1-2 bucks. But beware, some dishes have very little actual food. You are going for variety here, not quantity.

What I ate:
  • *

    you get only 3 “fresh” shrimp. yes, you read that right… 3

  • ****

    medium dish, about 6-7 large pieces, not a bad deal.

  • ****

    thin sliced, like sukiyaki but bigger

Extras:
I came here for
a family meal
My meal cost
between $10 and $25
I tipped
between 15% to 18%
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