Mo-Mo Paradise - Lot 10 — Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur

Came here on April 16, 2022. It was way past our lunch time as I was waiting for my car mechanic. So was super to hungry for food so decided to look for a choice of buffet restaurant and we were also to shop for face masks after lunch as there was an offer at Isetan store.

We decided to try a restaurant we haven't been. We heard about this restaurant from the web.

Service was excellent 👍. The waiters and waitresses were very attentive.

Buffet was great as they offer Angus beef slices, very tasty in addition to other meat slices. Love the mushrooms. We had only the miso soup. The chicken balls were sweet.The buffet was limited to 100 minutes but it was quite enough. Everything was very hygienic as we were told to and given gloves to use.

The vegetables were very well cleaned, blanced and stored aside. We saw the preparation as we were just next to the kitchen.

Dessert ice cream was without icycle. We had green tea and strawberry. Both were very creamy but we like the green tea better as it's not too sweet.

The tables were very well cleared and cleaned after the guest leaves.

The price was RM 78++ per pax plus so was about RM 11 per person. Portion was good, we thought we would eat more than two rounds of meat but unlike Fei Fun, which is another hotpot restaurant, we ended up full just after two rounds of meat. We were quite happy with the quality of the...

I visited a restaurant called MoMo, a Japanese restaurant where you eat the sukiyaki hot pot. This restaurant was in KL, the central business district. The first time I went to this restaurant, it was my dad who took my mom and me there, because he highly recommended it. This restaurant has elegant Japanese style decoration. It has bamboo screens and wooden floor. This place also split into different areas. There was a drink area, a side area, and dining area. In the drink area, you can have some drinks like, Coke, Sprite, and Fanta. It was very refreshing. The cold drink can balance the strong flavor after you finish the hot pot. This restaurant is like a buffet. First you choose a soup base, and you can get very fresh Wagyu beef, drink, ice cream and vegetables for as much as you want. Everything was tasty, in particular I like the green tea flavor for ice cream. It tastes smooth and delicious. Overall, I think this restaurant was wonderful. The service was good, because all of the waiters can spoke mandarin and English, which is convenient for me. Also, they were really helpful. They helped me get eggs, ice cream, and they had a good attitude. Although I think this restaurant isn’t the best for performance cost ratio, the price is rather reasonable. This restaurant in holistic was elegant, relaxed, and comfortable. I would...

Perhaps one of the best shabu shabu experience I've had. The modern wood finish space creates a cosy ambience as most hot pot restos can be noisy.

It's an all-you-can-eat concept with fresh, high quality ingredients. Only go if you are a beef lover. There is a mouthwatering selection of different types of meats. The beef are air-flown from Australia.

Im super in ❤️ with the beef slices. The thickness was just right (some places serve you paper thin sheets which practically fall apart😴) but these tender beef have a nice amount of lean and fat in each slice.😋

I've not taken my egg raw before.. it's a Japanese tradition of swishing meat around quickly and dipping it into raw egg before eating with a bit of sauce. It tasted really good but my stomach couldnt take raw things well so that was my only regret (diarrhea after).

They serve udon and ramen too but friend said we r there to sapu (finish the meats) so that's a pretty good take. 😂

All meats and veggies are refillable within the 100-minute time limit. They serve ice cream after too. Non-alcoholic beverages such as sodas and coffee are refillable at RM4.50 whilst water and tea are free of charge.

For RM76+ pax, it's pretty reasonable considering the setting /ambience and quality of the...