Nagomi Shabu-Shabu Buffet Menara Hap Seng
Recently, I've been to quite a number of steamboat buffets, from PJ to KL area, and this time I found myself at Nagomi Japanese Restaurant to sample their Nagomi Shabu-Shabu Steamboat Buffet. Personally, I'm not a big fan of seafood, but the varied choices of seafood here is bound to catch the attention of everyone even those like myself.
Nagomi Shabu-Shabu Buffet |
Nagomi Japanese Restaurant @ Menara Hap Seng
Suite 1-19, 1st Floor, The Podium
Menara Hap Seng (Formerly Mui Plaza)
Jalan P. Ramlee
50250 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Suite 1-19, 1st Floor, The Podium
Menara Hap Seng (Formerly Mui Plaza)
Jalan P. Ramlee
50250 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
+603 2141 6332
Nagomi Shabu Shabu Japanese Restaurant ambience and settings |
Nagomi Shabu-shabu Buffet @ RM32.80++ (not including drinks)
Children 5 -12 year-old RM18.80++
Only available @ Nagomi Menara Hap Seng
Children 5 -12 year-old RM18.80++
Only available @ Nagomi Menara Hap Seng
Weekdays (6.00pm – 10.00pm)
Weekends & Public Holidays (12.00pm – 2.30pm, 6.00pm – 10.00pm)
Open on Sundays as well.
Weekends & Public Holidays (12.00pm – 2.30pm, 6.00pm – 10.00pm)
Open on Sundays as well.
The decor is nice with soft lighting inside the restaurant |
So there I was arriving at Nagomi Shabu Shabu Japanese Restaurant, being greeted by their really friendly and warm staffs to be seated over at one of the tables. Even the head chef, Chef Jack Chan came out to personally serve us. This was a Shabu-Shabu Buffet so naturally it was steamboat over a hot boiling pot of soup. What I found interesting here was the fact every single patron here will get their own personal hot pot, to be used to cook those delicious seafood in.
Individual hot pots to enjoy the Shabu-Shabu Buffet in. |
There were over 80 varieties of food choices here, ranging from sushi (salmon sashimi and assorted sushi), seafood (live Australian yabby lobsters, slipper lobster, half shell scallops and oysters, mussels, flower crab, tiger prawn and many more), to assorted meat (chicken, beef, lamb and duck). Not forgetting different types of vegetables were laid out as well on the buffet table. Check out below on some of the food available.
#1 Live Lobsters, still trying to climb out |
#2 Salmon Sashimi, pomfret and fish meat |
#3 Assorted sushi, tempura prawns, and assorted meatballs/sausages |
#4 Chicken, Beef and Lamb meat thinly sliced |
#5 Assorted seafood all lined up in a basket ready to be thrown into our steamboat |
#6 Assorted vegetables and mushrooms |
#7 We had so many different types of sauces to go with the Shabu-Shabu |
Overall, the Shabu-Shabu at Nagomi Japanese Restaurant was good, I mean how can one go wrong over live lobsters and fresh seafood. It was pretty reasonably priced at RM32.80++ too. Currently there's even an ongoing promotion to get one Carlsberg Bucket (5 bottles) at only RM30++
Nagomi Shabu Shabu Promotion Poster |
Promotion Poster #2 |
Lobsters on a plate |
Now, don't you think the lobster above looks absolutely delicious? For a seafood lover like Janice, Nagomi's Shabu-Shabu Buffet was a really good place to dine in. As for me, I personally think the price is really very reasonable for a japanese Shabu-Shabu buffet.
individual pots? now thats what i m talking about.
ReplyDeleteit's so yummy! nice meeting u that dae :)
ReplyDelete-FiSh
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gosh the Yabby Lobster should try wei! :D
ReplyDeletePoor yabby lobsters being cooked alive ): I love seafood, kinda tempting to try out :s
ReplyDeleteHaven't you posted on this before? Maybe it was another place...or perhaps I saw this in other blogs.
ReplyDeleteMost shabu2s I've been to...too much msg in the stock. Thirsty the whole night through after eating... The selection's very good for this one, price is reasonable.
yay!! i think that's quite a good deal at RM32.80, looking at the variety of food to choose from, and especially those seafood look so fresh.. good choice~~
ReplyDeleteOK I have read about this restaurant from Caroline and Witch's blogs. Now is your turn!
ReplyDeleteWow! Those lobsters still alive? Did they look at you when you put them into the hotpot to boil? Poor lobsters! But they are delicious no? Haha!
I think I must go eat the buffet steamboat here - the price is worth it! : )
Benjamin,
ReplyDeleteyea man, individual pots! :)
Fish,
Nice meeting you too! may there be many more meetups :)
Kian fai,
The lobsters were cool right? Nom Nom
Hilda,
yup, but they died very easily, went in straight cooked.
STP,
ReplyDeletewhen I was there for the review, there were 40ppl there. Imagine the crowd! lol.. 20 bloggers and their partners.
A lot of fresh seafood here though. Yup, pretty reasonable price..
SK,
hey man, we haven't managed to meet up yet. And we are so near to each other. ><
Foong,
Yup! they were with me for this food review! XD
The lobsters were still alive and crawling all over the place. I don't really eat seafood, so much ask Janice about it. Lol!!
For a japanese shabu shabu , the price definately worth it :)
Hey with all the lobsters and selections RM 30+ is a really good price. :)
ReplyDeleteYabbies on plate.. Ei, how weird? this post take so long time to process d..
ReplyDeleteReasonably priced
ReplyDeleteWow ho liao price also ok. tQ
ReplyDeletehmmmm love their sauce and soup base
ReplyDeletesimply love the fresh seafoods! and of course the sashimi! :D
ReplyDeletegreat food review... will find a chance to try it out.
ReplyDeletegreat food..I would love to try that!
ReplyDeleteNow you are tempting and luring me to another eatery! I am getting fatter you know? This one is not so cheap but got lobster!!
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