Buffet

Aoki-Tei's ala carte Japanese Buffet is RM58++ for lunch and RM78++ for dinner. You also get free flow of beer and sake included. Sashimi is fresh and good

QQ BBQ Steamboat is a popular hot pot and grill restaurant in Kepong. Our first visit here was a couple years ago and the experience was below par. But a recent revisit showed that the variety and quality of the food have improved, so much so that I'd rank it as one of the better buffet restaurants out there currently.

The range of premium ingredients Kilo Grill offers makes them more of an international BBQ joint. Expect to see Iberico pork, sashimi grade Argentinian sea prawns, Australian rib eye and Irish oysters on the menu. If these sound expensive, then their recently launched all you can eat BBQ buffet will be music to your ears and wallet. Priced at RM49.90 nett per pax (RM59.90 on Fri and weekends), you can enjoy unlimited servings of fresh meat and seafood and best of all, there's no time limit too.

At Rocku Yakiniku, guests could savour the classic Japanese charcoal grill experience in buffet style. But Rocku Yakiniku has a few things up their sleeves that set them apart from the other BBQ restaurants....

DreamWorks's first Kung Fu Panda Kitchen was opened at Sunway Pyramid West a couple of months ago. Like the name says, the large restaurant focuses on Po - the main star of Kung Fu...

EatMor Paradise (previously known as Mo Mo Paradise) is one of the longest standing shabu shabu restaurant in Kepong. Rightfully so, since their steamboat buffet is a bargain (RM39.50/pax) compared to the steamboat restaurants...