The Cold Dish of JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery

Continue from previous post, here are some of cold dishes served at Jogoya Restaurant.



JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Oyster!  My number one favourite when go to a buffet.  The oyster served here is big and fresh.  Eat with lemon juice if the taste of the oyster is too strong for you.  Also, remember to avoid dairy product if you have eaten at lot of oyster.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
My number two buffet favourite, sashimi or also known as Japanese delicacy consisting of very fresh raw meat or fish sliced into thin pieces!  Maybe not so thin.  There are salmon, tuna, cuttle fish and abalone.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Another view of my sashimi with the big scallop.  All fresh and juicy.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Top view of my sashimi plate.  Enough with photos, we should not leave our sashimi unattended without ice for too long as it might get contaminated with bacteria.

JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery

Fresh sashimi salmon.  They will replace the salmon once a while to keep it fresh.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Salmon sushi.  I don't really eat rice sushi to keep some space in my stomach for other food.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Clams.  The size is not so big compared to other buffet restaurant.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Japanese salad served on small plate.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Edamame, must have with Japanese dishes.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Inari Sushi


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Tamago Sushi.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Yellow Sushi.  Looks like fish roe but not sure what fish.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Tuna Sushi?  Looks like it.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Apple and Strawberry Sushi, depends on which one you took.  Comes with salmon roe, I think.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Nice presentation of the Red Sushi.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Another view of the Yellow Sushi.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Tuna Sushi


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Japanese salad.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Cold abalones, prawns, crabs and scallops


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Raw cuttle fish with yellow roe.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Cuttle fish


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
The cold dish area.  Noticed they change the ice after 2 hours to keep the food fresh.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
The cold crab.  Didn't try this though.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Prawn and assorted cuttle fish.

I'm no very good at identifying Japanese dishes.
Please correct me if I named something inaccurately.
Done with the cold dish, lets move on to the hot dish.

Since there are many dishes to share, let me group them into 4 posts as below.

Part 0: The introduction of JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery

Part 1: The Cold Dish of JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery

Part 2: The Hot Dish of JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery

Part 3: Dessert and Drinks of JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery


Please refer to Jogoya Restaurant's website or Facebook for latest deals and price.

Website: http://www.jogoyarestaurants.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jogoya.buffet
Phone Number: +603 - 2142 1268
Address: T3, Relish Floor, Starhill Gallery,181, Jalan Bukit Bintang, 55100 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Location: Jalan Bukit Bintang, 55100 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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