lunch session on weekend about rm80+ including extra charges. I notice their menu slightly change from time to time. if your lucky, you get to eat rare seafood, something more expensive. maybe depends on the season there was once I went, they served Haagen Daaz ice cream

go Jogoya, Starhill top floor. the price can hit up to rm100 on Sunday per person. they have 2 lunch sessions on 12pm and 2.30pm. 2.30pm session is 10 bucks cheaper. its best to make reservations first coz always packed on weekends. they have all kinds of food there, you can book a private room just for your family.

momo in b.u centrepoint have jap buffet??? never know that.. always lalu depan to eat in pizza uno ...

anyway jogoya ...

shogun so so only now.. used to be

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kampachi in hotel equatorial

May I know where is Keyaki? I prefer those with less people & more quiet.

momo is near the McD near KDU there.
( i havent been to momo too )

matsuba, if you're coming from the maybank in sri hartamas, you'll pass the fire station on your left, go further down till the end of the road ( to a T junction ) matsuba is just on your left hand side, 2nd floor ( yellow signboard with Green wordings )

Glenmarie Pan Pacific Resort. kinda far.

Know any place with "Doria" on the menu? Common fusion dish in JP family restaurants like Royal Host. Miss it more than usual sushi, tempura stuff....

Also, friend asked to meet at Yoshinoya....errrmmm..... not great even in JP but here, tasted completely different. Hope if Matsuya opens here, will get more authentic choice.

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i heard the shogun at 1utama is good not sure

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can u guys recommend which japanese buffet around bukit bintang or any place near one utama?

i would like a place with nice ambience, good food and reasonable price...as i'm planning to bring my gf there for a little celebration...

and plz do give directions...as i'm not very familiar with those areas myself...

i went saisaki at uoa building during christmas eve, price at 59++ per person..... can't finish all types, so i just pick those pricey food like sashimi, fried crab, shark fins soup, snail, fried pigeon, tempura etc.. very tasty and a lot of varieties...

feeling after coming out from restaurant.... felt not worth it becoz can't finish all the food.... haih..... but ichiban and oiishi ne...

The KL one is Saisaki. It's in the UOA building, behind Wisma Cosway. Near the Istana Hotel.

The 1-U is Shogun. It's on the new wing. It's on the 2nd floor Oval area. It's near the escalators, S&J outlet and Esquire Kitchen.

I recommend the 1-U place, coz can jalan jalan after makan very full, LOL!

do u know how much per pax? is it pure japanese buffet or it's mixed with other stuff?

IIRC It's about 50++. Mostly Japanese food. Some is fusion but still Japanese inspire to suit local taste.

Don't expect to see Nasi Lemak, or Roti Canai ok, LOL!

Make a reservation if you want to go to avoid lining up, just in case. Don't want to be embarrassed on a date right?

Because I'm feeling nice I'll PM you the phone number.

Shin-nichi quite nice, their staff are friendly..

I used to like Keyaki (Pan Pacific) and Kampachi (Equatorial) but I'm starting to go more and more to Midori (Marriot) and like it very much there.

I really have to try Shangri La if it really is that good. I miss the variety and freshness of the fish you can get in places like Tokyo or New York. O-toro anyone?

Yup Otoro.. Oishi ne... Or to say Blue tune belly. lolx... Yes it is available in Zipangu. But I think lotsa Japanese Restaurant do serve this now. Went to Rakuzen and Kamimura last week and they serve this. lolx.

hi hi newbie here just wanna ask for suggestion..which sushi buffet is better? i heard shin-nichi at wisma antarabangsa is not bad....and from this forum..i found out that momo at BU centrepoint is not bad too....any recommendations? cuz i want to take my bf to celebrate his bday...tried shogun b4...1st time tried its nice..but 2nd time i try...the quality went down the drain..

actually i prefer a place with nice ambience...jagoya is abit pricey...but since its special occasion...mayb can give it a try...and how bout genji pj hilton?

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I've heard this complaint as well and still they have plenty of customers who will keep on going back to them.

hi..after a doing a thorough research on japanese buffet..i plan to bring my bf to jogoya for his birthday celebration...just a few questions..im planning to go to the late lunch buffet..is there any difference for different time sessions? i mean will they serve less choices compared to those at dinner time? and is there time limit during the weekend? your comments will be highly appreciated thx ^^