Chubby Cattle's Wagyu Shabu House Brings High-Quality Japanese Cuisine to Novi, Michigan
A new restaurant has officially opened its doors in the Sakura Novi development, bringing a unique dining experience to the area. Chubby Cattle Wagyu Shabu House, the first Michigan location of the Chubby Group, offers an all-you-can-eat Japanese-style yakiniku hotpot that promises to delight adventurous food lovers.
The brainchild of co-founder David Zhao, who describes his restaurant as a blend of authenticity, innovation, and premium ingredients, aims to resonate with the local community. The menu boasts fresh-cut A5 Wagyu beef from an Oregon ranch, which diners can cook to their individual preference at their tableside grill.
Beyond the hotpot, the elevated menu features sushi, hand rolls, seafood, milk tea, and traditional Japanese desserts. Prices range from $48 per person to $78 per person, making it an accessible yet premium dining experience.
The restaurant's interior is designed with a unique aesthetic inspired by Japanese anime, complete with wall murals that add to its immersive atmosphere. For those looking to stay up-to-date on the latest offerings and behind-the-scenes insights, Chubby Cattle Wagyu Shabu House can be found on Instagram @chubbycattleshabunovi or at chubbycattle.com.
As a hub for culinary innovation in Michigan, Chubby Cattle Wagyu Shabu House is poised to become a must-visit destination for food enthusiasts seeking a memorable and satisfying dining experience.
A new restaurant has officially opened its doors in the Sakura Novi development, bringing a unique dining experience to the area. Chubby Cattle Wagyu Shabu House, the first Michigan location of the Chubby Group, offers an all-you-can-eat Japanese-style yakiniku hotpot that promises to delight adventurous food lovers.
The brainchild of co-founder David Zhao, who describes his restaurant as a blend of authenticity, innovation, and premium ingredients, aims to resonate with the local community. The menu boasts fresh-cut A5 Wagyu beef from an Oregon ranch, which diners can cook to their individual preference at their tableside grill.
Beyond the hotpot, the elevated menu features sushi, hand rolls, seafood, milk tea, and traditional Japanese desserts. Prices range from $48 per person to $78 per person, making it an accessible yet premium dining experience.
The restaurant's interior is designed with a unique aesthetic inspired by Japanese anime, complete with wall murals that add to its immersive atmosphere. For those looking to stay up-to-date on the latest offerings and behind-the-scenes insights, Chubby Cattle Wagyu Shabu House can be found on Instagram @chubbycattleshabunovi or at chubbycattle.com.
As a hub for culinary innovation in Michigan, Chubby Cattle Wagyu Shabu House is poised to become a must-visit destination for food enthusiasts seeking a memorable and satisfying dining experience.
I'm not sure about this whole yakiniku hotpot thing... everyone's gonna be like "omg I need that high-protein, umami-rich meal ASAP" but let's be real, it's just hot pot 
. And $48 to $78 per person? That's steep for some people, especially if they're not really into trying new things. Plus, have you seen the design of the restaurant? It's like someone barfed up anime all over the walls 
. Don't get me wrong, I'm sure it'll be a fun spot to hang out with friends or coworkers, but is it really worth the hype?
! I mean, who needs that kind of carb coma? On a serious note though, 48 bucks per person is kinda steep for just shabu house, but if it's that good, I'd splurge 
. Also, the anime vibes sound so on point! They better have some sick cosplay opportunities or I'm not coming back 
i mean who doesn't love all-you-can-eat japanese hotpot? and a5 wagyu beef from oregon ranch sounds like a total game changer 
the anime-inspired decor is also really cool, can't wait to check it out on instagram @chubbycattleshabunovi 
. I remember going out with friends and ordering Sushi at that one place downtown, it was like $20 a piece! Now you're telling me there's this new spot in Novi where you can get all-you-can-eat Wagyu beef for like $48? That's crazy talk! 
. And that anime-inspired decor sounds pretty cool too 
. I might just have to check it out with the fam 
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. The fact that they're using high-quality A5 Wagyu beef from Oregon ranch is a total game changer for me. I love that the menu offers a mix of traditional and modern dishes, so there's something for everyone to enjoy.
. It's going to be so cool to take Instagram-worthy pics in this spot! 
As a foodie, I'm always on the lookout for new places to try, and Chubby Cattle Wagyu Shabu House seems like it's going to be a total winner. Definitely adding it to my list of fave restaurants now 
"The best way out is always through" - Robert Frost 
I think this new restaurant is gonna bring some excitement to Novi, Michigan. The idea of an all-you-can-eat Japanese-style yakiniku hotpot is really cool! And using high-quality ingredients like A5 Wagyu beef will definitely set it apart from other restaurants. It's awesome that they're trying to innovate and bring a unique experience to the local community 
and a huge selection of sushi & hotpot options... i'm talking all-you-can-eat for under 80 bucks? that's a steal! plus the vibes are so on point - anime-inspired decor & wall murals... it's like stepping into Tokyo or something! 
I've never been to Michigan but now I'm thinking of planning a trip just to try the sushi at this restaurant... has anyone been here yet? 
and the service is super friendly my bf and i had a blast trying all the different broths and sauces our favorite was the ponzu one lol also the interior design is SO KAWAII 
gotta get on instagram and check out @chubbycattleshabunovi for updates!
It's like a dream come true for Japanese food lovers who want to try high-quality ingredients without breaking the bank. I love how they're using fresh-cut A5 Wagyu from an Oregon ranch - talk about premium ingredients 
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and it's so cool they're bringing that authentic japanese vibe to novi, mi! 
and those prices aren't too shabby either $48-$78 per person? pretty affordable if u ask me 
gotta check out the wall murals tho, sounds like they're gonna make for an epic dining experience