Malaysia Food Blog – Apple Foodees

I know many of you out there are quite skeptical in having Japanese food now since the tragedy in Japan. You don’t need to worry about that as from what I heard, many of the Japanese restaurants in Malaysia now imports their ingredients elsewhere. For instance, Edo Ichi, the only Japanese restaurant in Solaris Dutamas imports their ingredient from other countries, i.e. Australia, New Zealand, Alaska, USA and etc…

Endo Ichi is a pork free Japanese restaurant and they are currently having a lunch promotion. I ordered their Unagi Kabayaki Set, priced at RM32.00. The portion is quite small if I were to compare it with other Japanese restaurants around KL. I know I will enjoy this better if Endo Ichi is more generous with the sauce for the unagi. Nevertheless, it was alright for me overall.

The Unagi Cheese Roll priced at RM28.00 is one of the specialty here. The roll are made up with the combination of crabsticks, cucumber and egg, carefully rolled with seaweed and rice, topped with a “tiny” slice of unagi and cheese.

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Shabu Shabu Buffet City is a Japanese steamboat restaurant. Opened in Bandar Puteri, Puchong, this restaurant offers not only ala-carte Japanese cuisines but also an all you can eat Japanese steamboat buffet.

I got to say, Shabu Shabu Buffet City offers one of the cheapest buffets around at only less than RM30.00 per person. Well, of course, here you won’t get the awesome service and food choices like other Japanese buffet restaurants like Tenji or Kampachi, but only a decent choices of ingredients. All you need to do, is just pay at the counter at the lower floor and take yourself up on the lift to enjoy your “shabu shabu”.

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Japanese buffet is quite popular among Malaysians. Munakata Ramen at Jalan Yap Kwan Seng recently offers an unlimited ala carte Japanese buffet dinner promotion. The Japanese buffet promotion is priced at RM60+ for an adult and RM35+ for a young person aged 4 to 10 years old.

Salmon Sashimi aka fresh sliced salmon is the most appealing dish in the menu. Well, I have to admit that I love rare salmon. Just dip it with some wasabi soaked with soya sauce and pop it into your mouth. Slowly taste the freshness of the fish inside your mouth.

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Rakuzen is currently the only Japanese restaurant in Desa Park City. The beautifully decorated Rakuzen even has their own shop selling Japanese foodstuffs and drinks.

We ordered a sushi set which comes together with a cup of chawanmushi, tamago, fruits, fried chicken, a row of sushi and a bowl of miso soup. Although here it looks quite little, but it was actually quite filing.

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