Looking for a good reason to gather the family or meet up with friends over a proper feast? Wagyu by La Moon is bringing out a Malaysia Day promotion that could be worth putting on the dining calendar. From 11 September 2026 onwards, diners can enjoy a 90-minute all-you-can-eat buffet featuring Sukiyaki Wagyu, Thai favourites, Japanese dishes, noodles, appetisers, desserts and beverages.
For anyone who enjoys having plenty of choices at the dinner table, this promotion offers more than just unlimited beef. The menu brings together a mixture of Japanese and Thai-inspired dishes, making it possible for different diners to enjoy something they like during the same meal.
The Malaysia Day promotion is priced from RM99++ for adults and senior citizens, while children between 120cm and 140cm can dine for RM69++. There is also a family-friendly offer where one child below 120cm per family can eat for free. Additional children below 120cm are charged at RM30++ each.
That makes this an interesting option for families who are planning a meal together during the Malaysia Day period.
A 90-minute Wagyu feast
The main attraction here is, naturally, the Sukiyaki Wagyu.
Rather than ordering a single plate and deciding whether it is enough, diners can enjoy unlimited servings during the 90-minute dining period. The available Wagyu cuts include Rump Cap, Brisket, Top Round, Short Plate, Gooseneck Round and Oyster Blade, also known as Misuji.
Having several cuts available adds some variety to the meal. Different cuts can offer different textures and eating experiences, so diners can try their favourites and return for more during the buffet session.
For those who enjoy Sukiyaki, this is probably the part of the promotion that deserves the most attention. The combination of thinly sliced beef and a hot cooking pot makes it particularly suitable for sharing with family or friends, where everyone can cook, eat and chat around the table.
It is more than just Wagyu
One of the stronger points of this promotion is the amount of food available beyond the Wagyu selection.
Diners can also choose from a range of soup and noodle dishes, including Tom Yum Seafood, Tom Yum Prawn, Tempura Prawn Udon, Tempura Vegetable Udon, Wagyu Soup Udon, Curry Wagyu Udon, Umami Wagyu Ramen and Spicy Wagyu Ramen.
This gives diners plenty of alternatives if they want something different between servings of Sukiyaki beef.
The main dish selection is equally varied. There is Green Curry Chicken, Curry of the Day, Thai Basil Wagyu, Thai Basil Chicken and Roasted Beef, along with Crispy Fried Seabass with Lemongrass. There are also choices such as Thai Basil Tofu, Wagyu Fried Rice, Curry Wagyu Rice, Mixed Vegetables and Paku Belacan.
In other words, the buffet is designed to be more of a complete meal rather than an experience focused on one particular item.
Plenty to pick from before the main meal
For those who like starting with appetisers and side dishes, there is also a sizeable selection.
The buffet includes Salad of the Day, Takoyaki, Okonomiyaki, Pandan Chicken, Crispy Chicken Wings, Fish Cake, Tempura Prawns, Chicken Gyoza and Vegetable Tempura.
There are also Edamame, Raw Egg, Chicken Katsu and Deep-Fried Prawns available.
This is especially useful when dining as a group because not everyone necessarily wants to eat the same thing. Some might head straight for the Wagyu, while others may prefer takoyaki, gyoza, tempura or chicken dishes.
With so many choices on the table, the meal can feel less repetitive even though diners have a fixed 90-minute period.
Leave some room for dessert
A buffet meal would not be complete without something sweet at the end.
For dessert, diners can look forward to Steam Tapioca, Red Ruby and Yuzu Bingsu. There is also hot or cold Green Tea to accompany the meal.
The Yuzu Bingsu in particular gives diners a refreshing option after a heavier meal, while the traditional-style desserts provide something different for those who prefer Asian flavours.
It is worth pacing the meal rather than filling up immediately. With a selection this broad, taking smaller portions at the beginning can give diners the chance to try more dishes and decide which ones deserve a second helping.
Why should we go for this Malaysia Day promotion?
The biggest reason to consider this promotion is the combination of unlimited Wagyu and a wide buffet selection from RM99++ per adult.
When dining out as a group, finding one restaurant that can satisfy different preferences is not always easy. One person may want Japanese food, another may prefer Thai dishes, while someone else might simply want plenty of beef. This buffet attempts to cover all those bases in one sitting.
The family pricing also makes the offer worth considering. One child below 120cm per family can dine for free, subject to the promotion’s stated terms, while additional children below that height are RM30++ each. Children between 120cm and 140cm are RM69++.
For a family looking for a special meal rather than an ordinary weekday dinner, that can make the occasion feel a little more worthwhile.
It is also a good choice for gatherings. Malaysia Day is naturally a time when many people look for opportunities to spend time with family and friends, and a buffet provides a relaxed setting where everyone can take their time choosing what they want to eat.
Of course, diners should remember that the promotion comes with a 90-minute dining period. That means it is better to arrive prepared, settle in and make the most of the available time. Booking ahead is also a sensible idea, particularly if planning to visit with a larger group.
Book ahead before heading over
Wagyu by La Moon is encouraging diners to reserve their table in advance. Anyone interested in the Malaysia Day promotion can contact them through WhatsApp using the booking link provided with the offer:
Before making the journey, it would also be sensible to confirm the latest promotion terms, availability, applicable outlet information and operating hours directly with Wagyu by La Moon, as these details were not included in the supplied promotion information.
Overall, this is a promotion worth considering for diners who enjoy Wagyu and want more variety than a typical meat-focused meal. From Sukiyaki Wagyu and ramen to Thai dishes, Japanese favourites, appetisers and desserts, there is enough on the buffet spread to turn a simple meal into a proper feast.
If the plan is to celebrate Malaysia Day with family, organise a meal with friends or simply find an excuse to enjoy plenty of Wagyu, RM99++ for adults and senior citizens makes this promotion an appealing option to check out. Just remember the 90-minute limit, come hungry and make sure there is enough room left for dessert.
Promotional/Event Details:
Date: 11 September 2026 onwards
Time: 90-minute all-you-can-eat dining session; exact operating hours were not stated in the supplied promotion information
Venue: Wagyu by La Moon Malaysia
Promotion: Malaysia Day 90-Minute All-You-Can-Eat Wagyu Promotion
Adult/Senior Citizen: RM99++
Kids 120–140cm: RM69++
Child below 120cm: 1 child per family eats free
Additional children below 120cm: RM30++ per child
Booking: https://wa.link/mcq8mh
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