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Eat-all-you-can!
2016-05-30 1369 views
I’m sure many of you out there are a fan of Japanese cuisine, I’m a diehard fan of Japanese food as well and hence I really love to explore Japanese restaurants.Kinjuku Japanese buffet restaurant, located at C180, an eat-all-you-can restaurant where you can get your Japanese food craving fixed. They serve huge spread of Japanese food, basically you name it, and they have it.Talking about Japanese food, Sashimi is a must. They do really nice plating for the sashimi. I only tried their raw salmon
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I’m sure many of you out there are a fan of Japanese cuisine, I’m a diehard fan of Japanese food as well and hence I really love to explore Japanese restaurants.

Kinjuku Japanese buffet restaurant, located at C180, an eat-all-you-can restaurant where you can get your Japanese food craving fixed. They serve huge spread of Japanese food, basically you name it, and they have it.
Sashimi
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 Talking about Japanese food, Sashimi is a must. They do really nice plating for the sashimi. I only tried their raw salmon and it tasted pretty fresh. Pairing it with wasabi and soy sauce, the freshness burst in your mouth and it tastes like heaven.
Fresh Oyster
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 Fresh oysters serve with lemon slices and their special dressing. We had two rounds for this!
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 If raw food isn’t your thing, no worries! They have huge selection for other food as well. Try their fried scallop with mayonnaise, crispy on outside and moist inside, mayonnaise makes them tastes more flavorful.
Agedashi tofu
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 Agedashi tofu, a popular appetizer, coated with potato starch and deep fried until the outer shell is crispy. It’s served piping hot, topped with bonito flakes, seaweed and scallion. The sauce is then poured over the tofu and soaks the tofu to enhance the taste. There’s nothing much to shout about this, taste average.
Chicken Katsu
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 Their chicken katsu is a bit tasteless too, it could be better if the meat is more juicy and succulent.
Salmon Mango Temaki
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 Their salmon mango temaki tastes very piquant. Lettuce, fresh salmon and mango is wrapped with seaweed, the mango gives the temaki a hint of sweetness, it goes really well with the salmon, doesn’t taste weird at all! Definitely one of my favorite dishes.

There’s a lot of foods which I didn’t manage to take a picture because we were too busy feasting! It normally costs Rm70 something per pax but we bought it from Groupon, it cost us around Rm49 per pax in the end, really worth the price for a huge spread like this!
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RM49 (Dinner)