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Winnie Teo
A very quiet and clean place. Our first hotpot after movement control on the weekday. We picked the seat beside the window, facing the greenery and wide blue sky, tomato and spicy-hot for our soup base. The soup base is bland. However, the ingredients are fresh and the crew here is very attentive.
Renz L
Sukishi is a japanese-themed shabu shabu. The staff are friendly and the place is nice. We got the beef and lamb. The beef meat quality is good, the lamb is too fatty. The sukiyaki soup is definitely …
Ian P
This place is my guilty pleasure of buffet places. A must try would be their fried chicken wing, though it does take a while for it to come out. Not forgetting the soup base like sukiya which is half of the reason i come here. Not that i …
Jaber SA
The buffet cost is at 38++ but considering all the fresh meat and veg, totally worth it. They have a great selection of vegetables and also serve mochi and ice cream. If you sit by the window, the view is an old lake, not the best-looking lake but not bad either.
Michael Mah
Here for buffet with the gang. If you like meat they got beef, pork, lamb and chicken. And they have a selection of side dishes. With nice selection of sauces to choose and combine for your liking. Anyway worth a trip if you can eat a lot
Lay O.
I recommend the Chicken Wing. Unlimited refill. Similar concept/varieties as Sukiya except Sukiya doesn't have prawns and chicken wing. Soup choices are limited in Sukiya. …
KK
Pork n beef slice very fresh. Great ambience. Good service. Pricing reasonable. Only setback the sauce are not very nice
Kelvin Wong
A latest one of my favourite japanese style steamboat buffet. Price is average and food taste good. Staff is friendly and serving us good. There may have some delay during peak season.
William Liow
Nothing much you can complain for at this price especially in Malaysia you can get unlimited vegetables as Malaysian don't eat vegetables much
Max
It's been awhile that I visit this "Japanese" hotpot restaurant that's run by foreigner worker, the soup especially sukiyaki it's still bland as previously and never improve at all. …