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Sushi Oribe is the sushiya where I can really find excitements! Thanks to Nao-san’s magical hands and skill, performing extra well on his stage, serving us his best of very best’s nigiri(s). I still very love his creations, with excitements overloaded! Read all about my …
Salt & Fire Located at the quieter side of Cheras neighbourhood, same area with Happyman Bake’s and just next to Pun Shan 半山, Salt & Fire is the new chic place specializing in Japanese yakitori, with grilled skewers featuring not only on chicken and its …
Fukuniku Located at South Link, Fukuniku is a new face here dishing up affordable comfort bowls of donburi, made up of pork or beef hambagu over a bowl of glossy Koshihikari rice from Japan. I was told that they only offer pork hambagu at the …
Another piece that has been in the archive for the longest time. My procrastination is … way tooo over. Till almost one year later… I finally pick up writing this, because the BFF revisited this place few days ago! LOL. Sushi Mastro Nikkei Located in …
Yes! First thing first, RAMEN! This is something I have been craving for long. Personally, I am a big fan of tonkotsu ramen. Come to this ramen paradise that is famous for tonkotsu ramen, my first must do definitely has to be slurping up a …
Finally I am back to one of my favourite sushiya, after 3 years … or more! Nao San is still performing extra well on his “stage”, magically turning the shari and neta into perfect nigiri. And yes, we went home with a satisfying tongue (tastebuds) …
No prize for guessing where is my favourite-to-go place again! Yoshinari it is. Back here again on my birthday month to savour on their Tempura Course (Reservation only), very comforting and satisfying; at the price of Rm 80. The Tempura Course comes with a small …
SAI SAI Japanese Restaurant 菜彩 A simple no frills Japanese Restaurant, taking up half-a-shoplot here in Plaza Damas, SAI SAI Japanese Restaurant is truly a hidden gem, dishing out their best Japanese home cooked dishes. Dining in SAI SAI makes me feel like transported straight …
