I could not make any reservations as I was told it was fully booked so I decided to try my luck and go there as early as possible at around 11am.
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I was the indeed the first customer on that day as the restaurant was empty. Quickly, I asked for a table for five people and was shown to this table.
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Suki-ya is an ideal place to eat all you can sukiyaki and shabu-shabu. However, you can also order from its a-la carte menu, which include food like salmon sashimi, tempura, unagi, shisamo, gyoza and edamame to name a few.
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In the middle of the restaurant stands the Healthy Bar where you can take all the vegetables that you like!
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They have quite a wide selection of greens. I also saw tofu, pumpkin, mushrooms, sausages and some vegetables that I did not know the names to!
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Three different types of sauces to choose from. Besides these, each person is also given two special sauces which I shall mention later.
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They also offer fresh pasteurized eggs to be used as dipping sauce for the cooked meat.
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On the table in front of every seat is a piece of paper with excellent information on how to enjoy your sukiyaki to the fullest. If you are new to this kind of dining, this can prove to be a very handy guide.
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Three different types of meat to choose from - beef, lamb or chicken. You can choose all three of course and they can be replenished unlimited number of times. It's a eat-all-you-can buffet after all!
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For pork lovers, sorry no pork here. I guess it's a halal restaurant?
The meat were very thinly sliced. Look! We were given 5 trays of each meat stacked on top of each other - and we could not finish them all!
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There are four different soup bases to choose from : shabu-shabu, sukiyaki, miso soup and kimuchi. Each hot pot has two sections so you can have two different soups. My favourite is sukiyaki! So I chose sukiyaki and miso soup.
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Each person is given 2 special sauces - I do not know the names but I love them especially the spicy one on the left! Dipping your cooked meat into this spicy sauce will make you want more!
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Eating here is never boring as you can choose to dip your meat in the many variety of sauces and also in the raw eggs.
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Priced at only RM29.80 for buffet lunch and RM39.80 for buffet dinner (children below 12 eat at half price), I thought dining here is well worth your money!
The only downside is your dining is limited to 2 hours - they charge RM3.50 for every 15 minutes thereafter. Despite this rule, I had eaten more than 2 hours here before and they did not charge me for the extra time so I am not sure how strictly they follow it.
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Green tea is free flow and is included in the buffet price. Other drinks are chargeable.
Lastly, do not forget your desserts! Suki-ya offers ice cream in three flavors - green tea, chocolate and roasted rice. You can eat the ice cream in a cone or in a cup, with toppings too.
My cup of plain roasted rice ice cream. Yum!
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We had a great time at Suki-ya that day. For more information on Suki-ya, check out the Suki-ya website.
Guess who were the blogger friends I had lunch with that day?
They were Caroline and Eric.
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Saucer (does he even blog anymore?!) and Witch - both of them came back from Australia for a holiday! Great to see them again!
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Grey (ex-blogger) did not manage to join us but we met him briefly later inside Paradigm Mall. The photo below shows Grey posing in the middle of Witch and Caroline.
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Naturally, I am not in any of the photos. Haha!
Now who wants to go shabu-shabu with me at Suki-ya? : )
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