vkeong writes: Just went to Yaki Teppan in Sungai Nibong for a teppanyaki dinner. Usually most people working in FTZ area would come here for lunch, so business is always brisk. They have an extensive menu for teppanyaki and sushi and some side dishes which are all reasonably priced. A usual lunch or dinner set here includes a main course, drink, salad, miso soup and jelly as dessert. The salad is stripped cabbage topped with spicy thousand, and served on a shell shaped plate.... read more

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vkeong writes: Although I love sushi, I cannot afford to eat in Sakae Sushi every time. So when I’m feeling poor but still want to enjoy sushi I would purchase some off the hypermarket’s shelves. It’s also a very convenient meal when I am going for a movie because they are easy and fast to finish up. And not to mention they are also very easy to smuggle into the cinemas lol. Technorati Tags: sushi read more

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boo_licious writes: Chopsticks with pasta?Regular readers of my blog should know I am a great fan of the Rakuzen group of restaurants and Japanese food. Hence, when I heard about their latest venture at 1 Utama Shopping Centre, I knew it would be where I'll be dining on my day off. Instead of sushi, this time round, the place serves pasta, hence the name Pasta Zanmai.Grind your own black sesame seedRight opposite Sun Moulin Bakery and next to Carl's Jr on the Promenade side, which connects the old and new wings together, it can be hard to spot this place as it is hidden behind Shojikiya's Japanese foodstuff. The ... read more

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boo_licious writes: Japanese themeEvery year, we celebrate at our friend, Mau's house for New Year. It is an invitation, we cherish as it means yummy food from her. This year, we went Japanese at her Maushi-Maushi! party. The name of the party is a play of the word "moshi moshi", which the Japanese term as hello but using her nick, Mau. Even the house was decorated with a Japanese theme - cherry blossoms, Japanese geisha pictures and etc.Tomato Asparagus Soup Shooters topped with TobikoFor starters, we had these soup shooters. They're not exactly Japanese with the exception of the dollop of ... read more

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boo_licious writes: Swish Swish...Recently, there has been an increase in new places to dine that I am slowly trying each outlet one by one. One such place in Petaling Jaya is Jaya 33 which combines an office tower and dining at the lower levels. What's good about dining here is parking is a breeze compared to the nearby Jaya Shopping Centre area which is forever packed. Assorted Vegetables To date we have only tried Oriental Pavilion which is part of the Noble House group, Cozy Corner (a branch from Ampang Park) and this place, Nagomi which serves shabu shabu and Japanese sushi and sashimi items. The owners also own another Japanese restaurant at Tropicana Golf and Country Club.... read more

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boo_licious writes: I hate to dissapoint all of you regular readers BUT this week marks the start of certain changes to the blogging schedule. Due to certain commitments, I won't be blogging as regularly i.e. not on a daily basis. However even though it is not on a daily basis don't worry as you will still get to see me blogging each week. Am not too sure what kind of schedule I am comfortable with but I'll try and adjust accordingly. Hence, do hang on tightly still and keep checking the blog for updates...... This week should see today's post on Yo! Sushi, the new kaiten place in Pavilion, Kuala Lumpur (next blog post beneath!). Other things to look ... read more

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boo_licious writes: Yo! Sushi Signboard This weekend we decided to step into Yo! Sushi, the latest import from the British shores to our country. Serving kaiten sushi or sushi on a conveyor belt, I had read not "too hot" reviews from several blogs about this place. General consensus seems to be - "too pricey" especially when compared to local established kaiten sushi places such as Sushi King, Sakae Sushi and Sushi Zanmai. Yo! Sushi Interior Yo! Sushi's concept kinda reminds me of Wagamama which never did make it to our shores but was instead copied all over town in several noodle spin offs. In the UK, it has built a brand for themselves with outlets everywhere and even a ... read more

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Lyrical Lemongrass writes: It was one of those spontaneous moments when JFKA wannabe, Nipples, asked me to join him for dinner at the latest mall in town and I said yes. I wanted to eat at Kampachi, and he didn't mind eating at Kampachi again, so it was an easy decision to make. After all, I never say no to Japanese food. Getting a table wasn't very difficult on a weekday night, but we chose to sit at the sushi bar instead, hoping to catch a glimpse of some of the action behind ... read more

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vkeong writes: I have never really liked sushi until the arrival of Sakae Sushi. Now, Sakae Sushi is my favorite sushi joint. It has more variety, classier, and most importantly cheaper than Sushi King. And lets not forget the high tech way of ordering food via their web application.. it’s really great. I can develop one of these applications very easily lol, it IS my bread and butter anyway. So contact me if you are interested in one ok If you didn’t know, the prices of the items on the rotating sushi bar are by the plates’ color: Green: RM1.90 Pink: RM3.90 Red: RM5.90 ... read more

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teckiee writes: I was eyeing on Ichiban Boshi since the first day Pavallion KL open doors. Since I was working late last week, I took a day to have dinner here with my other colleague. Ichiban Boshi. Lot 1.14 Pavallion KL. 03-21416627 Monday to Friday : 11.30am to 10.00pm, Sat to Sun : 11.00am to 10.00pm, Last order at 9.30pm. Empty sake bottles serves as decoration. The conveyor belt lined up with sushi. The service was good. The staff were friendly and food came quick. But... Houjicha (RM1)... read more

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