Halves Boiling Pot Grill Japanese Hotpot Shabu Yakiniku Bbq

Service: Dine-in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $30–50 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

**Ratings:** - Food: 3/5 - Service: 3/5 - Atmosphere: 3/5 If you choose to visit, I suggest sampling the Wagyu, Halves, and Gyoza.

I truly enjoyed the atmosphere of this restaurant! Jeff's service was outstanding, and the soup was delightful. The Tonkatsu? It was a flawless 10 out of 10! Ver carta

I really appreciate the design of the restaurant that allows you to enjoy both hot pot and grilling at the same time. The table we sat at was meant for two people, and its layout keeps diners quite spaced apart. I think this is a great design for pandemic times and also helps prevent any accidental spills from the pot or grill. The food is excellent, too!

I visit this restaurant as a special treat with my husband or cousins. The A5 wagyu is a definite must-try. They have a great selection of dishes while still maintaining high quality. The staff is consistently accommodating and friendly. It can get pretty crowded, so be prepared to wait in line. The inside can also get a bit warm. Overall, the food is absolutely delicious, and we always leave feeling full and satisfied!

The food at Halves is fantastic, featuring high-quality meats and fresh vegetables. However, the atmosphere is lacking for the price you pay. I'd love to return, but the date night menu prices don’t match the ambiance of a nice restaurant. I wish they would enhance the comfort, perhaps with better seating. We ended up spending $120 (including tip) for two people, which included the Halves menu and one drink each. Service was for dine-in. Ver carta

Self-cook shabu and grill experience. Be cautious with your order, as costs can increase rapidly. The service was satisfactory; the staff regularly checked on us and adjusted the burners as needed. However, it’s not ideal for groups of five or more since the tables are generally designed for four or less, or at the bar. They do provide high chairs for children, but it's not particularly a family-friendly place. Located in a strip mall, there is adequate parking available.

Dining Experience: Dinner Price Range: $50–$100 per person Recommended Dishes: Hot Pot, Halves I had an enjoyable dinner at this restaurant, where the ambiance was warm and inviting. The price per person ranged from $50 to $100, which I felt was reasonable given the quality of the food and the overall experience. I highly recommend trying the Hot Pot; it was flavorful and enjoyable. The Halves were also a standout dish that shouldn’t be missed. Overall, a delightful dining experience that I would gladly revisit!

If you're looking for an excellent shabu and grill experience, this restaurant is the place to go. The Mongolian spicy soup comes highly recommended. Halves serves top-quality cuts of meat that are both tasty and tender, whether you decide to boil or grill them. Here’s a tip for enjoying shabu shabu: after swirling the thinly sliced meat in the boiling broth, dip it into either the GOMA or YUZU dipping sauce. This not only cools the meat but also enhances its flavor. It's a fantastic spot for small groups of 2 to 4, but I wouldn't recommend it for larger parties unless you're comfortable sitting at the bar. Ver carta