Named after the Japanese Kitchen God, Sambokojin has a buffet spread that features a wide array of best-loved Japanese and Korean favorites, an elaborate sushi bar, plus Yakiniku, the Japanese way of grilling. Notable mention is their Kamameshi, Beef stew, different katsu and furai.
With the number of prepared dishes, you might skip the Korean barbecue and head on to the buffet. But do not miss those pieces shrimp in foil.
Rates are affordable for what they offer:
Php 599 for lunch Monday - Friday
Php 699 for dinner Monday - Friday
Php 749 for lunch and dinner on weekends
Kid rates are about Php 330
and senior citizens 70 years old and above get 50% off.
From the same group that brought you Dad's, Saisaki, Kamayan, this is buffet done right and priced right.
Check out the pics:
Sushi/ Maki
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| Cherries on top |
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| Sushi |
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| These went to my plate |
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| This tastes like Bon Chon Chicken |
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| Takoyaki station |
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| Different types of okonomiyaki |
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| Different types of gyoza |
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| different types of katsu |
Enjoyed my Sambokojin experience tremendously.
The food is cooked in small batches, so you get your food freshly prepared.
Lines are quite long so please be ther early.
Sambokojin West Avenue
Address : 15 West Avenue, Quezon City
Contact no.
(632) 372-8846 / (632) 921-2873
0917-8948845
Operating Hours:
Mon-Fri 11:30am – 2pm / 6pm – 10pm
Sat –Sun 11am – 2pm / 5:30pm – 10pm
Here's the map from their website:
Sambokojin EDSA
Address : 207 EDSA, Greenhills, Mandaluyong City
Contact no.
(632) 726-4466 / (632) 726-4520
0917-8964465
Operating Hours:
Mon-Fri 11am – 2pm / 6pm – 10pm
Sat –Sun 11am – 2pm / 5:30pm – 10pm
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