how about Shogun at One U and Sunway Pyramid ??

Ok what Zipangu. With Shangrila Card can get 50% discount for two.

Kampachi is nice too but the price is getting more ex but prefer the one in Equatorial Hotel than the one in Pavalion as Pavalion one the last time i tried the sashimi had trace of ice on it.. Bad.. bad...

Aiks.. Kampachi in Pavalion got buffet too.... ?? Didnt know bout this.. Anyone can clarify or tell exp here.

jogoya food issit halal??? anyone know??

icic..tats mean muslim also can eat lor??? cos i saw someone stated here got malay food in there also...

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Added on November 18, 2008, 10:53 pmactually does shushi pork free or not?? cos i saw many shushi shop dun have halal status but got malay eater..

hmm how to get shangrila card?

i got wat u mean oledi  ...but it is ok if muslim try the shushi?? cos i am intend to bring my fren there as my boss who is malay also ate in shushi restaurant..but duno issit ok or not...? so what do you think????

@panasonic, i going to Tenji.....AGAIN... in less than 12 hrs time.



this was the oyster. and i agree with vkeong that it's HUGE!

lz to post pictures, they're all here in the article.

Actually most of the buffet u get from this thread is halal..

Those from Hotels = 100% halal

Hey all,

I did a search on Japanese buffet and no results turned up. HOW??!?!

Anyway, I'm planning to bring someone special to a Japanese buffet soon in mid Jan and I'm searching for the places with best spread of food and good prices. My selection has been narrowed down to two:

1) Tenji Japanese buffet @ Solaris Mont Kiara
2) Benkay Japanese restaurant @ Hotel Nikko

Anywhere else you guys wanna recommend? My gf LOVES raw oysters and seafood and so do I so the place must serve fresh seafood and an assortment of Japanese food (duh!)

Price must not be >RM100 per pax, but ideal is around RM60 to RM80 per pax

Arigato and merry christmas to all!

most places already stated "photos are for illustration purpose only."

if can, 1st place i go sue is McD. haha.

the real good ones are usually the one with lesser people IMO.

i saw Jogoya, Tenji, Shogun, Zanmai and Sakae - a lot of people........ great food? not really. good, yes. affordable? quite so. value for $$$, subjective. that, by all means, does not mean the food quality is great.

cool - that makes 2 of us. haha. it's like McD la. the portion they serve nowadays sucks so badly that McChicken is no different from Chicken Burger. Their QUARTER POUNDER doesn't seem quater pound, often so hard and dry. I went to Wendy's the other day order triple-layer donno what pounder - it was awesome!

a lot of people, drive through also car line up.......... that doesn't mean they're awesome.

I'm thinking of places for my next jap buffet outing, which of the following would be the best in your opinion since i can get 50% DC from these places.
My main criteria is food QUALITY. Care more about the taste, jogoya give bad exp and disappointing.

Genji, PJ Hilton
Miyako, Grand Dorsett
Kin no Uma, Palace of Golden Horses

Reason for only these choices is because i can get discount

I am going to eat jap buff next week. I am struggling whether to go JOGOYA or Zipangu.
Both restaurant are almost the same price but i don have  jogoya's VIP card... so cannot enjoy the VIP food. (or someone can lend me? ahha)

Zipangu need VIP card to eat VIP food o not??
Which is better???

If comparing between Jogoya and Zipangu, Zipangu would be a better choice. It was advisable to call for reservation weeks before you go. VIP card, no such thing. Just Member Card and 10% Discount would be offer. Unfortunately, someone complaint that Zipangu doesn't live up their expectation. Maybe they changed Manager, who knows. Just don't expect too much. Perhaps you should look for food bloggers who have been there

Try Rakuzen at Chulan Square. But, it's available on Sundays only.
Available in Pavilion or hotel?