A large restaurant located just a bit further past the Friendship Anunas Bridge. Shinmak Club is next door.

The price is around 800 or 799 pesos, with an additional 100 pesos for sauce. Since you can't really avoid ordering sauce, you should consider it 900 pesos.

The portion size is huge. You have to walk across stepping stones that look like a pond on the way to the entrance, where fish are actually living, to get to the restaurant. The interior atmosphere gets a pass.

It's a Chinese version of a hot pot restaurant like Shabu Khan, but the number of dishes served is incomparable to Shabu Khan. An incredible amount comes out. There are all sorts of land and sea ingredients, rice, fruit, and everything else imaginable, so you'll be full just by taking a bite of each. However, contrary to the restaurant's name, it's not Wagyu. It's a much lower grade of beef. Still, considering the spread of dishes, the price is understandable.

The only downside is that the taste doesn't quite live up to the incredibly diverse and elaborate presentation. Seeing instruments outside suggests they have live performances too. Most of the customers are Chinese.