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Second attack: Shogun
Tuesday, March 5, 2013 | 9:41 PM | 0 candies


On 25th February 2013, while waiting for the public speaking seminar later that evening, our group consisting of Wei Teng, Joshua and Jason along with Ben and Cavin as guests decided to have a japanese buffet at Shogun Sunway Pyramid expecting a great lunch. 

The staffs and waiters were quite welcoming as they restricted us from entering the compound till the exact time the restaurant open eventhough we just wanted to sit down and relax before we ‘dig in’. The head chef was scary and with a deep voice, ‘pleasantly’ informed that there was no fresh oysters for today. Despite that, the sashimi and sushi especially the salmon sashimi didn’t disappoint us.

Joshua was moody at first due the fact that his favourite fresh oysters aren’t available but the rest of us we too hungry to dash in to our meals.


(the main serving deck for the fresh sashimi)





(The sushi serving deck for the variety for sushi)





( serving deck for Chinese and Western cuisine )




( a variety of raw salmon )



( the tempura is a bit cold but its tasty )


( the vegetables were fresh and muscles was great cooked with sweet and sour

sauce)


The sashimi serving deck mainly consists of Japanese sashimi that includes salmon, Hokkigai, Hokkaido Hotate, Hamachi, Akami Maguro, Tako and Kajaiki. Furthermore, the sushi serving deck consists of Nigiri, Gunkan, Inari, Maki, Temaki and Makimono. Unfortunately, there was no Unagi served in this branch. (Unagi is a normally a signature dish found in Japanese restaurants.) There was also a variety of Chinese and western cuisines served in Shogun. However, the quality of food didn’t meet our expectations and the taste was bland.



After all the appetizers and main course dishes, we ‘attacked’ the desserts!!!
Shogun has a wide variety of desserts including the chocolate fountain, cakes, fruits and ice-cream. They even had a variety of  local “kuih-muih” and a limited but sufficient amount of ice cream flavours. The chocolate fountain was fun to play with as we were scooping the chocolate into our ice creams bowls.



( chocolate fountain and a variety of things that goes well with it) 

All in all, the food was decent compared to the price but the service was terrible. However, we only managed to stay for the buffet for less than 2 hours because we had to go back to college for our public speaking seminar. Moreover, we wouldn’t recommend this restaurant due to its prices and quality of service obtained.

Other than that, we also took many self shots photos of ourselves. Enjoy!





Waiting outside the restaurant.



Digging in on our food. Yum yum yum!