Jogoya Japanese Buffet Restaurant 上閤屋 shàng gé wū




Jogoya Japanese Buffet Restaurant

上閤屋 (shàng gé wū)

multiple locations in Taipei and Taiwan.
Reviewed Location: Taipei City, Xinyi District, same building as Neo 19, near the Theater (formerly Warner Village).
Songshou Rd., No. 22, 3F / 台北市,信義區,松壽路22號, 三樓

Hours: 11:00~03:00, reservations recommended.
TEL: (02)8789-5678

This buffet features sushi, steak, and much more. It's a very good meal and the price includes unlimited drinks. As with all buffets that include alcohol, it is best to stick with the beer. They also have an assortment of mixed drinks and wines but these taste terrible. They are open later than most of the other buffet style restaurants, so you can have a late dinner and make a night of it. Pricing is determined by the time of your meal and you can stay until the next meal time or if it's not too crowded they won't pressure you to leave.

UPDATE 6/2008: I recently ate here again, and was not as impressed this time. They still offer a wide selection of food, but it seems the quality was not as high as I remembered.

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Anonymous said…
jogoya 2nd annivesary,female got 50% off,untill 18 dec2007(mon~web)
call 03-21421268
Monday, November 19, 2007 at 8:11:00 PM GMT+8
Anonymous said…
Hi hi...
I tried the Christmas dinner at Jogoya, 22 Song Shou Road... The spread was a major disappointment as I've been eating at the Jogoya KL outlet... The spread of food at KL is excellent especially the desserts & the selection of wine & champagne... The restaurant is also more spacious...
Do try the KL branch if u visit Malaysia...
Friday, December 26, 2008 at 8:52:00 PM GMT+8
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