Amazing food and service. Definitely worth the $50 price tag for unlimited Wagyu meat and sashimi. Their sashimi fish were fresh and fatty. Love all their employee (server, host, and bus lady) who were fast and attentive. Definitely would be back for more

To celebrate my 30th birthday, my wife curated a weekend full of experiences for us, including tasting a few restaurants around Colorado we had not yet tried.   Our first stop for the weekend was Chubby Cattle. Chubby Cattle is a smaller restaurant, jam packed with a bunch of flavor and amazing staff. We were able to sit directly in front of the conveyor belt sushi, after joining the wait on Yelp (waited about an hour for a seat, which is not too bad on a Friday night) and it was such a cool experience. We went with the Regular Dining option which included all Nigris and Sushi Rolls, the Conveyor Belt sushi self-serve and HotPot all you can eat.     If you've stumbled upon any of my other reviews, you know that we have been in search of a Ramen broth that competes with our favorite in St. Louis, Nudo House. We finally found it.   I ordered the Spicy Miso and my wife got the Spicy Tonkotsu. We selected Beef Brisket and Pork Belly as our meat and then at the self-serve station picked up Udon Noodles, Imitation Crab, Shrimp, Bok Choy, and our array of sauces.   Spicy Tuna Roll 10/10   A classic of mine. It is my go to anywhere I decide to grab sushi from and this one was fresh and delicious. It also came on a little boat at the top, and I just thought that was the coolest thing!   All other Sushi 10/10   Because we tried the Conveyor Belt Sushi, I can't tell you the name of these rolls as they were not listed, but I will tell you that every single thing we ate was delicious. For someone like me who is a little finicky about my sushi flavors, this is the perfect set up because you get to experience a roll, without having to order the entire thing. The only downside to that, is if you like it, grab more than one plate because there is no guarantee it is coming back!   Spicy Miso Base 10/10   The flavor on this was absolutely everything I had been looking for. I wish I had known that in advance, because there honestly wasn't any additional sauce needed. Every single thing that we cooked in it absorbed the flavor and it had such rich and distinct flavors to it.     Spicy Tonkotsu 10/10   This is what my wife ordered, I only had a few sips and ate some of the food that was put in it, but we both agree it was delicious. It is not unnecessarily spicy and really paired well with the Udon noodles. While the restaurant is a smaller space, the team works so efficiently to ensure they are grabbing any empty plates, refilling drinks and making sure you have everything you need. Overall, we had an amazing experience here and I cannot wait to return, I am thinking about convincing my wife to go back today!

Good food, good service. Meat selection is decent but they need more sides. Nice to have hot pot, kbbq, and sushi offered. Truly missed having more kbbq sides like kimchi, cucumber kimchi, pickled radish, etc. good selection of sauces though!

Just as advertised I got what I asked for. It was like having lunch with friends as my sushi rode a trolly to my heart.

My first time having hot pot & I must say...it was well enjoyed! I liked the idea of cooking your own food and sides and I really would like to try this spot again. The staff were super kind and nice. We had no issues with menu requests & it was overall a good time. And the food was good.

This place a gem. I love getting the hot pot and amazing food here Arrive is amazing! I can't wait to come back To this amazing place!

We had a party of 13 people and they were able to accommodate us with a reservation around 7:30pm. I tried all chubby cattle in CA and I'm so glad I got to try one here. We got the wagyu menu set which is around $50 before tax and tips. Compared to CA, I would say that is a very reasonable and fair price. We got all the sashimi, nigiri, sushi, hot pot and bbq we want. It was very good and delicious. I particularly ordered the sukiyaki broth for my hot pot. We did not sit at the bar but I love the idea of the conveyor belt. It was really cool to see. The server was amazing and more than nice to us. If I ever visit Denver again then I would definitely come back to this place again!

I have lived mere blocks from this place for over four years and finally tried it out while I had a friend in town. Now I am regretting that I haven't been here sooner because I'm moving!! For $39.99, you can eat as your heart desires as much hot pot and sushi as you want. We were here for dinner and I think the lunch option is a little less. I was filled to the brim. I was so happy! I thought their hotpot self serve bar had great options, and all their sauces were yummy. Service was good, I have no complaints! I will definitely try to make it back before I move to the burbs lol.

Meat selection was really good and they had no problems dropping more off on request. The veggies were limited though. They only had bok choy, carrots, corn, lettuce, udon noodles, and ramen noodles. There is a nice selection of seafood below that; oysters, crab meat, shrimp, and fish. Sauces... I didn't see a spice bar that is normally in hot pot restaurants but this place has a huge selection of sauces. I got the "house-made chili" sauce. Zero regrets. Perfect spicy to sweet flavor and paired well with all broths. I got Tonkatsu and it was very delicious. My friends kept stealing my sauce so I had to go back and get more. I'm pretty sure the staff thought I was filling my hotpot full of it. Here's the thing, the tables are pretty cramped, so don't expect a lot of leg room. Gratuity was already added to our bill. Also, if one person wants hot pot then the whole table has to get it... With that said, the place was super good and I didn't mind the petty negatives. The sushi conveyor belt was great too. My friends ate up all of the chocolate moose and orange moose desserts. I didn't get one so they must have been really good. The free parking is super limited. We paid at the parking lot on 1st Street, between Lincoln and Broadway.