The Hot Dish of JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery

After the cold dish, let share some hot dishes served by Jogoya Restaurant.  There are Chinese, Japanese, Italian and Malaysian cooking style.

Fresh and big scallop at JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant
Scallop at JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant, Starhill Gallery

JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
The steamy soup area.  Served a few kind of herbal soups.  I learnt from the Jogoya and drink some hot soup before start my buffet dinner.  We shared all the soups here and all of them also very nice but still not as nice as Sea Park's Meng Kee Steam Soup.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
My favourite soup at Jogoya, served in a cute pot and the cover is actually the bowl for you to drink the soup.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
This one is a VIP dish.  The slipper lobster.  Personally I think normal prawn is nicer.  Maybe the cooking does not suit the slipper lobster?


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Lamb chop from the Jogoya's teppanyaki section. Not bad the taste, tender and not too hard.

JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Another shot of the slipper lobster.  There is nothing in the shell.  It is already taken out and fried. (picture in the bokeh background.)


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
The butter prawn from the Chinese section.  Big and Fresh.  One of my favourite that night.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Steamed Hokkaido King Crab.  Meat is too sticky to the shell but the taste is nice.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Steamed fish head from the Chinese section.  Forgot what fish is this.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Baked potatoes from the Italian section.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
You can do your own mini steamboat here.  Remember not to take too much food else it will be slow to boil.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Chili crabs.  Salted egg crab cooking style is still the best for me.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Some siew mai dim sum.  Take photo only but didn't eat.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
The steamboat area.  Mix and match your own steamboat.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Teppanyaki section also got this Hokkaido King Crab.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Tempuras.  Got fried vegetables, fried durian and other fried stuff.  Tried the fried durian but I think they added too much flour and too little durian.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Grilled sweet potatoes.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Japanese Takoyaki


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Grilled corns.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Grilled fish.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Claypot section.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
The claypot looks so big so we didn't order this.  Worry cannot finish.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
The Italian section.  Got pizza, spaghetti, lamb shank and other Italian food.  This chef must be wondering why I keep shooting photos and don't eat the food.


JOGOYA Japanese Buffet Restaurant at Starhill Gallery
Thin crust pizza.  Quite nice and crunchy.


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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