Monday 8 August 2016

Japanese Food Dinner Buffet At Kinta Riverfront Hotel, Ipoh.

Our friends asked us whether we were interested to join them for a Japanese food dinner buffet on the 31st July. Tickets needed to be booked, paid and collected within 3 days from date of booking. Finally, we were a group of 9 people going for the dinner buffet. If I have heard correctly, the buffet is a once a month event.
Time of buffet was 8.30 pm and the final call was 10.30 pm.
Below are some of the food served at the buffet.
Saba Shioyaki (Grilled Mackerel).
Yakitori Leek, Yakitori Lady finger, Yakitori Egg Plant.
Yakitori Teriyaki, Yakitori Tongarashi
Ebi Fry
Teppanyaki Crab. 1 diner = 1 crab.
Teriyaki Chicken
Braised Salmon Atama with Teriyaki
Seafood Yaki Udon
Seafood Fried Rice
Okinawa Asari Itame
Ebi Tempura
Varieties for the Hot Pot
Varieties of Salad
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Below were the different varieties of sushi, maki, etc.



And the following were the desserts.
(Left) Lemon sliced cake, Cheese cake & Macaroons.
(Right) Chocolate Mousse cake, Green tea chocolate & Croissant.
(Above) Strawberry tart & Banana muffins.
(Below) Pineapple & watermelon slices.
And below were some of the food picked and brought to the table.

1 diner = 1 sake or 1 watermelon juice.
Some for the sweet tooth
Decoration on the wall

The horses of Pharaoh, his horsemen,
and his chariots tried to follow through the sea;
But the Lord let down the walls of water on them
while the people of Israel walked through on dry land.
(Exodus 15:19, The Living Bible-TLB)

68 comments:

  1. Looks good......I love Japanese food :)

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  2. Looks good! But not a complete buffet in the sense that some items you are restricted to just one.

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    1. Yes, not a complete buffet with controlled items.

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  3. I have never tried Japanese food, it certainly looks good. What a delight all those stunning sweet treats.

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    1. Not easy to choose which to eat. Too many choices.

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  4. I missed Japanese buffet. The last time I had it was when my youngest was celebrating his 1st birthday in Kuching.

    Everything look so good.

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    1. This is my first Japanese food buffet. Would love to try everything but my tummy space very limit.

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  5. Today something for me. I like sushi very much. But i didn't try Crab never ever.:)

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    1. I am not really into Japanese food. Maybe I am not used to the flavour yet.

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  7. Wow.. the food looks so tempting! I dont know what to eat first.. hahahaa.. must starve one whole day then only can eat more!

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    1. Haha..I didn't eat lunch also cannot eat much. The eyes see and feel like eating but the tummy cannot take in all the food....have to pick wisely.

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  9. Japanese food is love! Oh, mouthwatering photos.

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    1. The food do look tempting and mouthwatering.

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    1. Thank you, dear. Wow to all the yummy choices.

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  11. Interesting dishes . Nice display

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    1. Thank you, Beena. Everything looks so good!

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    1. Thank you, Francisco. Hugs and have a good day!

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  13. Hello Nancy!.) Some very tempting dishes, great looking salads, dainty desserts and plenty of rice and fresh fish dishes to chose from. Will this be a once a month occasion for you and your friends do you think?.

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    1. Thank you, Breathtaking. Oh no, not for hubby and I. We can't afford this every month...not for pensioners.

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  14. delight to eyes so yummy and mouth watering will prefer the seafood fried rice

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    1. Thank you, Baili. I didn't get to taste the seafood fried rice.

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    1. There are many food including salad that I didn't get to eat. My tummy has very little space.

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  16. Fab post! thank you for sharing.

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  17. If you eat a few raw oysters, you would have eaten your money's worth. Any discount for senior citizens above 60?

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    1. Mun, I only ate 1 raw oyster and I couldn't eat another one. I never thought of asking about the discount for senior citizens because the booking was done by a friend.

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  18. o, my goodness...so much food. what a fun time you must have had...so glad you got to go with your friends.

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  19. Looks like a feast for a king! :)

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    1. Thank you, Linda. We were all kings and queens for that evening. Lol!

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  20. Oh my what a feast. I would have to try some of very dish. Then all the dessert too.

    Have a fabulous day Nancy. ☺

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    1. Thank you, Sandee. I didn't have the space in my tummy to even try a bit of everything.

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  21. No wonder it is only once a month. It would take a huge crew to prepare all this yummy food. So much! Here, we have lots of Chinese places, but not near as many Japanese.

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    1. The wide varieties are a feast to the eyes. Japanese food is increasing in popularity here.

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  22. Another yummy post. Have a great week. Diane

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    1. I tried and I love the cheese cake and chocolate mousse cake.

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  24. Shoot. I want to eat there! Look at all that gorgeous food!

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    1. Thank you, Lisa. Everything looks gorgeous there, very tempting!

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  25. Thank you, Isabelle. Have a happy week too!

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  26. Thank you, Vildana. Have a wonderful day!

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  27. I am back from my journey and finally have some time to finish catching up with everyone. This Japanese restaurant looks like it has the best food. Yum. I think you live in a place with lots and lots of good places to eat. I don't have that at my house. Hugs-Erika

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    1. Thank you, Erika. Welcome back from your journey. We do have lots of places serving good food in the place I live. We are spoiled for choice.

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  28. Yummy indeed! Huge variety of food to indulge in.

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    1. Thank you, Irene. Too many choices to choose from. Our tummy space is limited!

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  29. Wow so much food! I always get a bit stressed at buffets coz I'd be strategising how to get my money's worth. The desserts look really good at this one. Oo those crabs... but I see your comment, only 1 per diner hahaha.

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    1. There were many items I would love to taste but there was no more space in my tummy.

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  30. Once in a while, me and my buddy love to go for Japanese Buffet Dinner, can eat a lot and get very full after that, but once in a while is okay lah

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    1. I used to enough buffet lunch & dinner when I was younger but now due to age, digestion system slowed down, so can't eat much at one go. So for my age, not worth going for buffet.

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