Sambo Kojin - West Avenue

Address and Contact Number: Check their official website for the list of complete branches and their contact numbers.Cost: Mon-Fri Lunch: Php 688/pax | Sat-Sun and Holiday Lunch and Dinner: Php 888/pax | Mon-Thurs Dinner: Php 838/pax | Fri Dinner: Php 888/paxCuisines: Japanese, KoreanOngoing promos: They current have discounted rates for kids, and a birthday, graduation, and group of 10+1 promo. Check their official website for more information.What people love about it: It’s a cheaper alternative to Korean BBQ buffets with an added bonus of a variety of Japanese dishes!

From the enthusiastic foodie exploring Manila’s buffet scene to the family looking for a feast to celebrate a special occasion, Sambo Kojin stands out as a must-visit destination for a mouth-watering dining experience. The name itself is a tribute to the Japanese god of the kitchen, which is quite fitting given the delectable spread that awaits diners. At Sambo Kojin, the mission is to honor the tradition of Japanese yakiniku while also presenting a myriad of flavors that cater to every palate, leaving guests craving for more.

Sambo Kojin is another unlimited Japanese yakiniku and Korean barbecue restaurant that offers some of the best food choices in Metro Manila. Sambo Kojin is actually a full buffet restaurant that happens to offer a variety of Western and Asian cuisines and that includes samgyupsal. The price of the buffet package at Sambo Kojin is higher at around P1,500 per head as compared to the other restaurants on this list but that is understandable because, again, this is a buffet restaurant.

The perennial choice for grilled Japanese and Korean specialties remains Sambo Kojin, which has several branches dotted across Manila. A quick sweep of a typical Sambo Kojin branch tells you its dining spreads really have something for every fancy. In fact, it brings together over 50 yakiniku dishes on top of an already extensive range of cooked viands and appetizers, carvings, sushi and sashimi, and indulgent treats.

This restaurant is one of the most popular buffets in Metro Manila, and we’d dare venture a guess that it’s because they love their customers. Sambo Kojin doesn’t shy away from serving up quality food, even if they have to serve such food in large amounts every day. You may be tempted to sample everything on their buffet table – we know we were.

#10 - Sambo Kojin: Craving for Korean BBQ and Japanese yakiniku?. There's no need to pick between the two because you'll get both in this buffet restaurant that specializes in Korean and Japanese cuisine. Waiting for you is a large variety of marinated meat ready for grilling, side dishes, and lots of different sushi made skillfully by hand.

Location: G/F Eastwing Food Street SM Southmall, Alabang-Zapote Road, Las Pinas, Luzon 1708 Philippines. From servings and solo ala carte meals to buffet-type Asian Restaurants, if you love Japanese & Korean food, this is the place for you. Sambo Kojin is known for its authentic yakiniku: Japanese and Korean culinary collaboration.

Sambo Kojin is a Japanese-Korean fusion buffet restaurant for casual get-togethers. The spread includes teriyaki chicken, beef and bacon rolls, pork belly, foil-wrapped seafood, and fresh veggies, sushi rolls, and sashimi. They also serve unlimited shabu-shabu and Japanese and Korean staples like tempura, katsu, and gimbap.

If you just can’t decide between yakiniku (Japanese grilled meat) and Korean barbecue, you can enjoy both of these at Sambo Kojin. They have a great selection of meats, seafood, and mushrooms to grill plus side dishes to go with these. They also serve other Japanese and Korean food, including sushi.

The fourth spot is yet another tie with Sambo Kojin and Yakimix. Sambo Kojin in SM City Fairview offers a feast for the eyes and the tummy. Sambo Kojin is an eat-all-you-can smokeless grill restaurant which specializes in Japanese and Korean cuisine.

Sambo Kojin is owned by the same family behind the famous Triple V chain of buffet restaurants. It’s one of the biggest value for money grill all you can joints in the country that also offers different options like Japanese and local delicacies.

Sambo Kojin is the perfect restaurant for those who love Korean and Japanese cuisine. With plentiful meat options that include lechon, roast beef, sushi, sashimi, bibimbap, beef stew and chapchae – you’re sure to find something you’ll love!

Sambo Kojin is one of the best buffet restaurants in Manila. Its name refers to the Japanese Kitchen God, in whose honor the restaurant offers the best Japanese and Korean barbecue. Here you can find plain and flavored meats for grilling.

Sambo Kojin is the main buffet restaurant for those who love Korean and Japanese cuisines. Premium meat choices also include lechon and roast beef. But they mainly offer sushi, sashimi, bibimbap, beef stew, chapchae, and more.