Superbly delicious dishes and the sake bar I would like to return to.
Since there were 6 of us, we had their set menu for 6 pax, which was loaded with too much modern Japanese goodness that I personally thought they were too much! Haha. RM538 for 6 pax
A Japanese buffet restaurant offerring lots of varieties of food from starters right up to appetizers, at a reasonable price.
Jang-gun at fahrenheit 88 (under shogun group). The food taste not good at all. Me and my 2 girlfriends barely eat eventhough it was a buffet. We saw some tiny cockroaches walking on the tray of foods; so disgusting! It does not worth the money at all even we purchase from groupon at RM46/person.
All sushi cost RM2 or RM3 only, except sets.
"EAT LIKE A BOSS" This is their tagline of the shop. Pretty interesting, isn't it? I was very happy that I had got invited to review about it and people do really read my blog. *happy* And, today I had visited to here (like finally!! :) ) Sushi Flash is a new Japanese restaurant which started in March 2013 and mainly focuses on serving sushi on conveyor belt. It is located same row with McDonald and beside Face-to-Face Noodle House 面对面. There are colleges and housing areas around and I heard that usually fully seats during weekdays. It is indeed a strategic location to eat Japanese food whenever you feel like it. One of their staffs welcomed and served us. He introduced us their BEST SELLERS at there. When we browsed through the menu, surprisingly, all of the sushi cost RM 2 and RM 3 only (FIXED price)!! This included SALMON (OMG! Where to find this price of sushi??!) and they do have many varieties of sushi, sashimi, handroll, maki, gunkan, and sets (donburi and udon) with this pricing EXCEPT some really expensive dishes such as Unagi (different from Anago) and sea urchin. Definitely a good place to fix your craving! :)
Fu-Rin serves pretty good food.
The interior set-up is simple, almost bordering on “basic” but the charm lies in the food it serves.
French Toast is the most famous and signature dish where served with maple syrup and house made whipped cream. I like this dessert the most and really make my day! However, the food a bit pricy and not worth for money.
Shabu-shabu at this Restoran Shabu Shabu in Bandar Puteri is very much like eating lok lok, minus the standing and sitting by the roadside, and the risk of getting run over by some cars and so on... and importantly, the price is fixed, all you can eat for RM30 nett per person - seems rather fair.
The restaurant is located next to a shop selling Japanese food. They serve both classic and fusion sushi.
The quality of the Japanese cuisines here is above average and prices of the Japanese cuisines are affordable.
The cheese tart is still being the best one I have eaten. It tastes the best when it's freshly baked. Try their hazelnut-chocolate cheese tart and matcha flavour one too. Not recommend to take away if you plan to bring back home (with long distance) and warm it with microwave, the cheese tart will become overbaked.
The cake melts in your mouth the moment you consume it. The cheesiness is also the right amount. A fragrant cake that is worth eating, provided you have at least 1-2 hours to spare waiting.
All in all, this is one of the better Japanese buffets in town and I highly recommend it to those who value quality more than quantity.
The Chicken Ramen (Tori Ajitama-Uma) @ RM21.90 was much lighter. Love the broth. The chicken was tender and soft. It was simply delicious.
THEY promotes several dining environment, a romantic atmosphere for two in the skillful handmade underground cave. Giving you a surprise of creative artistic design from ancient stone age. THEY also catered for event, party and function through phone booking.
The Cave @ SS2
Overall Rating: 8/10. I had a pretty great meal here today - some fantastic; some pleasant. I would definitely return for a hot dose of Tofu Chige Soup and Black Sesame ice cream too. The other dish that I would like to recommend but not showcased in this post today - Ishiyaki Mentaiko (Rm20.90).