The lunch buffet offers a wide variety of choices.

Recently, I went to Daikiya at New Town Plaza in Sha Tin with a few friends for a Japanese buffet. The restaurant environment is clean and tidy, making it very comfortable. The most convenient part is that you can place orders by scanning the QR code with your phone, so you can order whatever you want at any time! The self-service area offers a lot of snacks, desserts, and drinks, suitable for both adults and children. For sashimi, salmon and red shrimp are definitely the top choices. The salmon is incredibly fatty and delicious, and the red shrimp is fresh and sweet. The snow crab legs are also incredibly fresh and sweet, and the Hokkaido scallops are plump and springy. The self-service area also has cold cooked shrimp and clams, both of which are very fresh and refilled quickly, so there's no worry about running out. The drunken abalone in Huadiao wine is tender and smooth, with a strong wine aroma. The golden soup with fish maw is golden, rich, and smooth, with the fish maw cooked just right, making it elastic to the bite. The deep-fried milk is crispy on the outside and smooth on the inside, sweet but not greasy, making it hard to stop eating. The buttered corn is rich in butter aroma and very tasty. The chicken cartilage skewers are crispy and we ordered many skewers. There are many choices for tempura. The king crab sticks are crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, fried to a golden brown, with springy meat. The tempura shrimp is fresh and tender, with a strong shrimp flavor. The sweet potato tempura is soft and sweet, and the greenhouse pumpkin tempura is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. There are many drink options, both hot and cold, and there is also homemade iced tea. The desserts include beauty-enhancing snow swallow and red date fresh milk, which is hot and fragrant. Finally, having a cup of Haagen Dazs ice cream and a popsicle makes it perfect. Restaurant: Daikiya Location: Shop 33-35, 44-46, 1/F, New Town Plaza, 21-27 Sha Tin Centre Street, Sha Tin