Suki-Ya

I would have rated this 3 stars for the terrible service, but their generous portions and quality of the thin-​sliced meats (beef, lamb, chicken. no pork) gets Suki-​ya 4 stars.
Not sure if they were low on staff that day but service was bad… not just for our table but others as well. They forgot to start our burner, forgot to give us scooping utensils, and took a long time to refill our soup each time we needed a refill.
In terms of food, there wasn’t really a large selection… but maybe I’m spoiled by other steamboats/​hotpots I’ve been to. Your typical green veggies, fish balls, meat balls, tofu, mushrooms, clams, etc. and a couple of dipping sauces. No salmon/​other fish and other types of noodles. You get a choice of 4 broths: Kimchi (spicy), Sukiyaki (very sweet and salty at the same time), Miso, and Shabu-​Shabu (simple, light soup). We tried all 4 since we had 2 pots. I loved the kimchi and the shabu-​shabu. Great balance of flavors between the two. The sukiyaki was a bit too much — maybe if it wasn’t as sweet, it would taste better. Miso was miso.
Like most people mentioned, making a reservation is highly recommended. Dinner is RM39/​person. Good location overall and nice ambiance.

Delicious sukiyaki soup and fresh thinly sliced meat that you can eat until you can’t eat anymore. Yes. When Suki-​ya freshly opened at KL Festival City Mall, my family and I were so excited that we don’t need to go far anymore to have a satisfying steamboat dinner.
My first experience to Suki-​ya was during Christmas Eve 2014. I remembered I could hardly breathe after the dinner because I ate way too much! It was around RM 39++ per person for dinner time and around RM 29++ for lunch time. My favourite combination is always the sukiyaki soup + beef meat + enoki mushroom and chili. Heaven in a bowl! :D
They also serve sushi and ice-​creams too, but I am not too big of a fan of their sushi and ice-​creams.

Went to Suki Ya for a Japanese steamboat with my family months ago, was expecting they have more option on foods to cook for my steamboat, but the meat is great, unlimited cooking and the food is fresh, the service is good, no wonder there is so many people are lining up for a meal at there, I do not recommend you to have suki ya at pavilion brances because they are always packed, ALWAYS.
and there is limited time for you to cook I think within 3 hours? due to the crowd so you don’t get to stay too long or even unlimited.

Sukiya is good with their slice meat and chicken Japanese style habu-​shabu (dip in hot water). It come is buffet style where by eat all you want. I like the variety of vegetable and fish cake the serve. And also love the macha (green tea) ice cream! Located at japan street Pavilion Mall the opening time will follow the mall 10am-​10pm.

Never get tired of Japanese foods? A Japanese food fan but Sushi is so little to fill up your big appetite ?
You don’t have to worry because there’s a Japanese Buffet in town. There are few other branches someplace else and this is the closest to me at the moment. The herbal soup was so good. Same goes to the beef meatballs. Well made. Both taste and texture were magnificent.
Plus, the chicken, beef and lamb were all fresh. Just the perfect meat to be enjoyed. The Kimchi is delicious as well even though it’s not even Japanese food. Trust me, it’s worth every penny that you spend here. RM93 for 2 pax. One of the best steamboat I’ve tired so far.
Oh, did I tell you that the children eat for free here?

Must admit that I’m a fan of Sukiya and I was back last weekend for a meal with my partner. At every visit, we will definitely order different set of soups as we constantly forget the taste of it. Weekends for dinner — expect a queue! We waited for a good 15 — 20 minutes before seated. So be prepared to wait during peak hours. Tips: you can reserve your place in advance :)
Since it is a buffet, I went to the food section and began taking the vegetables, tofu, and etc. People tend to stare at me as I usually take two hands full of food on my plate every time I get my refill. Although the limit is 2 hours, you will be full when you reach 1.5 hours — simply because you will be eating a lot of meat there!
This time, I craved for the green tea ice-​cream and for the first round, I managed to taste the ice-​cream, however after an hour or so, the machine broke down!!! They managed to replace the machine within 20 minutes of its breakdown but had waited for another 15 minutes for the machine to settle down.
Overall, another good meal!

I suggest you to visit Suki-​Ya when you’re famished; not just feeling hungry but famished. Why you ask me? This restaurant practices buffet style meals. It is when you are able to select anything off the food compartment that was provided. There is a wide range of food such as meat balls, fish balls, vegetables, mushrooms, the unforgettable Japanese cheese seafood tofu and many more.
Besides that, you can request different types of soups before dipping in the foods. In the pot, there are 2 sections where you can savor different soup flavors at the same time. Suki-​Ya has beef, chicken and pork meat. Which means this restaurant is a non-​halal resraurant. There are waiters who will serve you the meat which comes in squared boxes serving dish. Make sure that you don’t get greedy in the beginning as you may end up not finishing your food. Fortunately, Suki-​Ya charges you for any wasted foods. It’s a good practice where patrons will be more aware about the consumption of food. You guys should leave a part of your stomach empty for desserts!
The downside would be the steep pricing (well, it is a buffet so what do you expect) and the crowd especially on weekends where you need to queue up to enter the restaurant. If you want to avoid the crowd, you need to come on weekdays or once Pavilion is open. I called to book but I wasn’t allowed to book on a weekend as the crowd is just pouring in. Additionally, each table is only allowed to dine for 2 hours (if more than 2 hours, they will charge). Suki-​Ya is not a bad place to dine especially when you want to eat and chat with your loves.

Totally a fan of this ! SUKIYA RULES!!! I love love their especially shabu shabu. They are japenese steamboat. Don’t you love it? Sukiya is located at 5^th floor in Pavilion.(Nearby Daiso).
I love especially they displayed tray of delicious food at the center where everyone could actually take from there. Well of course they would refilled occasionally. They have tofu, vegetables, chicken, beef and many breathtaking food. I would certainly recommend their shabu shabu and remember to try their Cheese fish cake. Is the BEST!!! The cheese would just melt and blend in your mouth. Is that good! Trust me! Plus, they have reasonable prices for UNLIMITED FOOD for 2 hours straight!!! How cool is that? as long you pay ONLY RM32 per person. They even ice-​cream and some other dessert to try on!!! But one thing though, you must definitely make a reservation first unless you willing to wait for hours to just eat. I mean is your choice.
Make your reservation there IMMEDIATELY and yeah they taste absolutely remarkable!