Best Halal Buffets in Klang Valley

If you’re looking for a vast international selection of buffet range complete with Japanese sashimi and Italian pizza, then this is the place to head to. Lemon Garden Café has garnered a very reputable status in Kuala Lumpur for serving some of the best buffet for the past 10 years. Even the ice cream selection seem to be endless but of course, there has always got to be a niche area for a buffet and Lemon Garden’s is its seafood buffet on Saturdays and Thursdays. It is refreshing to be served fresh seafood instead of just supermarket crabs and oysters. But not forgetting, their desserts bar, which is equally wonderful, serving their homemade ice cream and (gasp!) a chocolate and a white chocolate fountain. Do you really need more reason to not go here?

Now now… I know what you’re thinking, why is there a durian stall listed on here? Because, well, there is no such thing as a set rule when it comes to branding a buffet spread. The only condition is that it must be an all-you-can-eat outlet and the durian stalls at SS2 are definitely an all-you-can-eat joint! If you’re a PJ frequent visitor like me, then, I bet you might have dropped by at this place to fill your tummy with happiness but if you have not, then please go there tonight. Malaysians, rejoice, durian heaven is here and if you’re craving some during the non-season period, you know where to stop over after this. The king of all fruit awaits your arrival!

For a place with the word 'Szechuan' in it, one would assume that they are famed for spicy food. However, they are really popular for their Dim Sum, which is a pleasant surprise. Situated in Quality Hotel, KL, Meisan Szechuan Restaurant offers Dim Sum buffet daily from 9am - 3pm, offering all of their specialties with no holds barred. Simply pick what you enjoy most and feast away, the most important thing is that you do not waste what they have to offer. 

Secret of Louisiana claims they serve the best Cajun cuisine and promotes their lakeside location pretty heavily on their website. The restaurant is quite an attraction amidst the quiet Plaza Kelana Jaya area, which proves how having a picturesque location is a goldmine for the food industry nowadays. The talked about buffet here only serves pasta and is pork free. From only RM 18++ per person, the price is equivalent as to what we may get for a single plate of pasta at other restaurants, so of course the value for money is there. Aside from that, the tables on the patio provide an excellent view of the lake, you’d feel as if you’re in New Orleans with the jazz music playing in the background.

The name may be long and hard to remember, but they are a pretty huge establishment that offers a wide variety of steamboat goodies. From seafood items such as fish, crabs, prawns, clams, squid, jellyfish and many more, The Khan Mongolian Restaurant surely is a place for all seafood lovers. Additionally, they also offer a good selection of marinated meat, frozen products and vegetables. To compliment, 4 types of broths are available; chicken, spicy, super spicy and tom yam. Last but not least, an array of simple desserts and fruits are also offered.

Rebung offers authentic Malay cuisine in its buffet, so no sort of thing like ham or cute little croissants here. Instead you will get to have some fiery asam pedas and nasi kerabu. Co-owned by renowned chef, Chef Ismail and Malaysia’s first astronaut, Datuk Dr Sheikh Muszaphar, Rebung was bound to be a sure-fire hit when it first opened. Years onward, the restaurant is still flourishing and blooming in its own, collecting a pool of new fans in Bangsar and out of it alike. The main buffet line will always be the obligatory white rice and nasi hujan panas, followed by the compulsory pucuk paku and crispy, freshly made beans. Of course, since Chef Ismail hails from good ‘ol Rembau, masak lemak is a definite must-try in the list. The side dishes were as equally enticing. But if you’re feeling full from your previous meal, then there’s always the rojak buah, sago gula Melaka and banana fritters to keep your mouth busy. Otherwise, make sure your stomach is empty before coming here. The buffet here can be described as traditional, fresh and very homely. There was a table of Nogori people when I went there before, so if they love it, what’s the possibility that you won’t love it?

Sharing may be nice but it isn't always necessary. At Tai Zi Heen, one does not have to share for their Dim Sum buffet is absolutely fantastic. A huge variety of Dim Sum to choose from, ranging from dumplings to pau and fried radish cake to chicken feet, almost everything you seek can be found here. Not only are they Halal certified, the quality of each of their Dim Sum is commendable, where everything is done fresh in the morning. So if you're looking for a little more luxurious Dim Sum, do visit Tai Zi Heen.

Indulge in an authentic Malaysian dining experience at the award winning restaurant, Makan Kitchen in the DoubleTree by Hilton Kuala Lumpur hotel. Live interactive show kitchens showcase the enormous diversity of Malaysian cuisine and you will experience the journey from the raw ingredients to the pan and plate.

The Ganga Cafe is a humble cafe that offers authentic Indian cuisine at an incredibly affordable price. Some of their signature dishes includes the Chana Bhatura (a form of chapati), Aloo Tikki (potato cake), Pav Bhaji Set (burger), and Ayurvedic Chapati. More importantly, the buffet is only available every Sunday during lunch, where plenty of what they have on their a la carte menu will be available. Oh, it's also really cheap costing only RM19.90 per pax. So remember to come hungry and swoop as much as you can! Lovely food at an affordable price, because why not?

Craving for BBQ and hotpot at the same time? No worries, we have found you a good place to eat. D’Kayangan is a Grill and Barbeque Steamboat that located in Section 13, Shah Alam. They have various selections of fresh ingredients as well as cooked dishes such as mees, fried rice and many more. You can either grill your meat on the sizzling pot, or cook them in the soup; they have two soup bases which is the normal non-spicy soup and the tomyam sour spicy soup. Besides that, they also provide you ice cream, and ice kacang. One thing special here is, you can have your own customized ice kacang! Most importantly, it is buffet, you can eat as many as you can.