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Chabou Chabou is a simple and quick Japanese hot‑pot, based on kombu‑dashi broth, crunchy vegetables, firm tofu and thin slices of beef. Served with two homemade sauces – a citrusy ponzu and a creamy tahini sauce – it offers a perfect balance of umami, acidity and richness. Ideal for a convivial weekday meal.
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