Momiji Japanese Buffet Restaurant (Closed)

With celebration mindset and get along with friends. We reserved buffet lunch in no time. The decorating was Chinese New Year and food with Japanese style. We tasted almost all dishes with delight. First duck meats , BBQ pig and teriyaki porks in stick. The served is warm. With delay, we go for scallops and big crabs and prawns. They are really fresh and spongy with wasabi sauce. Then comes all sushi rolls sharing with shark fins soup. I like the salmon sushi as it is soft and topping with marga

Full review & more pics - http://midas400.blogspot.sg/2015/06/king-crab-buffet-dinner-at-momiji_12.htmlEvil sista saw a value-for-money King Crab buffet ad on social media, and initiated an impromptu dinner on a weekday. We picked the City Square Mall outlet as it is conveniently located along the NEL. The Jap Buffet restaurant on the 5th floor was pretty huge, spanning over 3 shop spaces.Unlimited supply of King crabs, Snow crabs and also Sapporo beer (till 1930h) at only $39.80++ for weekdays.

Among buffet, I would always prefer Japanese one. Thus I came Momiji, on one of the day after working with my colleague to achieve work-life balance. Reservation in advance was recommended, it was to avoid and cut down the waiting time for walk-in queue. Dining area was spacious with all the tables in well arrangement, ambience rather cozy with wooden stylish décor. Wide range of food selection, staff was polite and attentive too.I must say the food at counter was comparable to any high-class es

I decided to make a reservation as crowd somewhat expected given its popularity. I attempted to do so by written a private message to the administrator of their facebook page. The response was a pretty quick one and the reservation confirmed as stated in the reply. I was there on time but was a little taken aback when realised the reservation was not listed. Nonetheless, a table for 2 was quickly assigned as we happened to be amongst the first few there that morning. The restaurant was not too c

Since my boyfriend was craving for some good food or sushi or sashimi, we decided to settle dinner at momiji for japanese buffet. Snow crabs was definitely the highlight of this buffet, for me at least, love it so much that I think I ate at least 8-10 of them while he enjoyed his wagyu beef and sashimi. On top of that, both of us love how they serve free flow of haagen daz ice-cream here as well! Dinner buffet on a weekend costs around $36.80++ but it's definitely worth it, for the wide variety

I was searching for japanese buffets under $30 and didn't want to head back to sakura again so I tried momiji as it was also under the company which owns sakura. It was surprisingly good and also rather affordable (at below $30 per pax for weekday lunch). They have a wide range of choices - from teppanyaki hot plate to sushi to cooked food and grilled items. They also serve haagen daz ice-cream! ingredients were fresh too but the sashimi was not quite there. stocks were always running low so I d

Haagen Daz ice-creamSashimi and crab legs are two things that will always be snatched up the moment they are out of the kitchen. Crab meat is tender and sweet, but the quality of salmon sashimi differs greatly. There are some batches that do not taste as fresh, which some cuts are just the oppesite. But no matter how good something is, it should be eaten in moderation. It gets quite sick after a while. Haagen Daz ice-cream is served for its dessert, which I did not expect given that this is one

It's my first time having lunch at Momiji Japanese Buffet Restaurant It was to celebrate my friend's birthday in advance and she felt like having a buffet so here we are at Momiji!The prices was slightly expensive at $30++ for the lunch but i felt that it was quite worth it!There was many food selections to choose from We certainly didn't waste anytime in grabbing some yummy goodies Being the sashimi and seafood lovers we are, we definitely must grab some of the salmon slices, crab legs and fres

2 weeks ago, I went to Momiji Japanese Buffet Restaurant with the bf's family to celebrate his dad's birthday. We initially wanted to go to Kiseki however it was fully booked as it was on a Saturday. Thankfully, Momiji was not bad.Here's a part of their grilled section which has a waiting time of 15-20 minutes. I loved everything here! The asparagus wrapped with bacon was really juicy and the unseasoned asparagus complemented well with the saltiness of the bacon. The mentaiko scallops were good

The buffet here is really good! It is really worth to pay the amount to get to eat many good foods like sashimi, noodles, sudhi and many others more varieties to choose from. The dessert if especially worth it because it's Haagen Dazs ice cream that is unlimited! The seafood and meat are quite fresh as well. I will definitely come back again and intro my friends this place.

pass by this restaurant and decided to try out. as it was buffet there are alot of food and of cause mainly japanese food. sushi ( of cause some common found outside ) and some skewers foods etc. tried their chocolate fondue! they also have fruits, cakes and desserts. overall for taste wise, i think it is still alright. value for money, but i won't revisit so soon.

There is a wide variety of sushi, sashimi and etc to choose from. Not withstanding the fact that they tasted not bad too! Paper soup where there are mushroom, vegetables and you can even add in sashimi to let it cook! Nice and healthy! Soup base is good too, not tasteless like some other place would serve.Big big scallop that is worth the try! It has cheese and some sauce toasted on top too and it is fresh, most importantly.Desserts, who doesn't love them for a buffet?! There are so many cakes,

Had dinner there on a quiet Monday night - ~$64 for 2pax, but there was good variety of food, so much so, I couldn't decide what to give a miss to save "stomach space"! Service was friendly and attentive, and we were seated in a cozy corner, over looking the pool at the neighbouring condo. They had 4 types of sashimi - I stuck to my usual fish, the salmon and tuna. The tuna was fresher than the salmon, but I liked that they topped up the sashimi frequently, unlike some places where they leave t

I dined in here for buffet sometime earlier in February this year. I went for the lunch buffet since it is cheaper and I found the variety there to be quite substantial, from sushi to sashimis to tempuras to paper steamboats to desserts etc etc. It covers quite a wide variety and most are quite ok if you are not picky about the food. The sashimi is quite fresh and the assortment of sushi is reasonable with some more special ones like the unagi sushi. As for the tempura, my only disappointment is

http://thechosenglutton.wordpress.com/2011/12/25/momiji-japanese-buffet-restaurant/How many Japanese Buffet Restaurants are there, really. I have lost track of them, and I bet so have you. As you go along and catch them all like Ash Ketchum does to Pokemons, all of them just seem to look the same / taste similar. Read on to find out how Momiji Japanese Buffet Restaurant is.The magnificent-looking Miso Mushroom Soup. Like my friend who went for this, we were tempted just by the look of it (hell y