4 stars for ambiance and food despite the /extremely/ generic "asian" decor.
I had the filet mignon shabu-shabu, which I think was the first time I've had shabu-shabu, and it was delicious. I sort of knew what to expect so I wasn't surprised when the waiter brought out a cast iron pot and sterno can, but the meat was really exceptional. The appetizers I sampled were decent and the waiter made a good sake suggestion for the table.
The ambiance in this place is set when you walk in through a short, arched hallway lined on each side with 5 stone bathtubs, each half-full with water and covered in floating rose pedals with a single candle in the middle. The main dining room, dimly lit, is laid out around a towering (i mean 20-30 ft) Buddha. If you can imagine, *from there* it gets a little cheesy. The photographs on the walls range from sumo wrestlers to tibetan monks to little old chinese ladies and beyond.
The music was a little loud but they had a live drummer playing an amplified hand drum to the DJ's electronica. It was actually decent music.