Sushi King - Kota Kinabalu
Saturday, November 24, 2012 //
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Sushi - King is relatively known in Malaysia since 1995 for serving healthy and reasonably priced Japanese food. From originally only a single outlet Kuala Lumpur, this place quickly gained popularity and expanded to another 60 more outlets nationwide and counting making it the largest sushi chain in Malaysia.
I think it is very much reasonable compared to a lot more other Japanese restaurants that I've tried be it in East Malaysia, West Malaysia, or Singapore itself. Their sushi set meals goes with a complete set of main course, soup and desserts and it costs only about RM16 minimum to RM 28 maximum for a set. Not to mention, they do have an expansive of ala carte menus for you to choose from too, but I always opt for Fried Calamari, Unagi, Salmon, Fish Roe, Soft Shell Crab and Pregnant Fish (Shishamo) whenever I have Japanese food in any Japanese Restaurant, thus explains what you will see in some of the pictures below. I'm a very traditional person, if I like something in the menu, I will stick to it for quite sometime until I find something new , go figure :P
As for their sushis, there is always a sushi conveyor in any Japanese Restaurant, however, for Sushi King I noticed lesser choice was placed on their conveyor whenever I go into Sushi King. Those displayed are usually, non-inexpensive ones but fret not, those that are more expensive, are available for order and will be freshly made, which is great I think. Rather than, just make it and put it on the conveyor and if no ones order it, it will be a wastage and added cost to their food cost.
Oh, another good point about this place is, japanese green tea is free of charge! and is refillable :) Since nowadays, everything is chargeable even skyjuice :/ that shows Sushi King is very generous indeed :P
If you're interested in becoming their member, just pay RM20 for their annual membership card, and enjoy 10% discounts whenever you dine. Their card looks really cute but too bad I have no pictures of it with me.
Do visit them at KK:
Sushi King 1 Borneo1-Borneo Hypermall
C-310 & C-311, Concourse Floor
Jalan Sulaman
88400 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah
RESTAURANT BUSINESS HOUR
10 am - 10 pm
10 am - 10 pm
Sushi King City MallCity Mall
DBKK No. S-1-1 & S-1-2
1st Floor Block A,
Lorong City Mall, Jalan Lintas
88300 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah
RESTAURANT BUSINESS HOUR
10 am - 10 pm
10 am - 10 pm
Sushi King Warisan SquareWarisan Square
Lots No.B-01-04, B-01-05 & B-01-06, Block B,
1st Floor, Jalan Tun Fuad Stephens
88000, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah
RESTAURANT BUSINESS HOUR
10 am - 10 pm
Sushi King Centre PointCentre point
RESTAURANT BUSINESS HOUR
10 am - 10 pm
10 am - 10 pm
For more information about this place , do check out their website below;
Grilled Salmon Set
Fried Calamari with Mayonnaise Sauce
Their most popular bento set,
Mixed Bento which included Grilled Salmon and Chicken as its main.
Grilled Mackerel
Side condiments,
Prawns, Assorted vegetables and Sweet Potatoes
Heart shaped Miso Soup
Itadakimasu!
Labels: Authentic Flavour, Food ., Japan, Japanese, Kota Kinabalu, Places to Eat, Places to Visit
Kuala Lumpur - Sanuki Udon, Taman Desa
Thursday, November 18, 2010 //
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Today,
I finally tasted, Japanese Udon with a bunch of classmates at a place called, Sanuki Udon.
This place is located amazingly far, from our university, but since we have like 4 hours break, we end up here.
It is located at Taman Bukit Desa.
At first,
this place looks kinda old for a Japanese restaurant but then the food was amazingly good.
the udon is special as it is freshly made by the Japanese chef itself and when you taste it,
you can really tell the difference, really smooth, and easy to chew on.
Certainly the price was not what I've expected too.
It was rather cheap, from a minimum price of RM5- and maximum RM8 ?
and you can get any extra toppings for RM1-RM2 each,
bet if its in the shopping malls you won't even get these prices.
Few of the pictures of just a few of the Udons I tasted today,
" Cha Cheong " style , peanut-ish sweet sauce , taste just nice too!
"Original" noodle , the soup tasted like seaweed
Curry Udon is what I ordered, and it tasted really good , not spicy at all :)
till then.
Labels: Authentic Flavour, Food, Japan, Japanese, Kuala Lumpur, Places to Eat
Kuala Lumpur - Piccadilly, Ninja Joe, Toilet Concept Restaurant
Monday, November 15, 2010 //
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Past pictures from Simon's Birthday party at Piccadilly.
Piccadilly is a place where you can find all sorts of local and western food, a place for chilling with friends to have beers or shisha at a reasonable price.
Yesterday I was out with my cousin doing my phone stuffs and
we spent our remaining time trying out 2 newly opened restaurants at Sunway Pyramid.
It was Ninja Joe,
a Japanese fast food which serves pork burgers !
The pork patty was very tender indeed, very easy in the mouth,
you can't even fill it when you're biting it.
Their burger size however was really small,
probably size of a doughnut at RM5.50 each, or you can order up to 6 at one go at RM23.90,
with 6 different flavors for one each ;D
I had The Big Boss instead,
normal size burger, with normal pork patty,
and inside there's egg.
I asked for bacon and cheese which is an additional of RM1 each
but they ran out of bacon :(
Ordered a side dish called Shuriken ,
its actually potato and pork meat nugget,
imo it was delicious but it would be better if it has lesser oil and, its crunchier like normal nugget.
After that we met up with another cousin of mine whom I have not met for more than 10 years.
She's a future lawyer, and she looked so so so different from the last time I met her.
We decided to watch Megamind 3D then, thus we bought our movie ticket and then head to
the Toilet Bowl Restaurant, which actually is just right next to Ninja Joe.
They both had Banana split and I had Fruit Mix.
Mine was actually presented with 4 little chocolate bear biscuits, fresh cut strawberries, chunks of mangoes , a scoop of vanilla ice cream with shaved ice.
I seriously felt so happy eating it, like a kid.
The banana split was presented with 2 crispy waffles, 3 scoops of ice cream - chocolate, vanilla and strawberry , not to forget , smarties!
The bowl that they used resembled the toiletries or toilet units, ours was presented in a light blue bath tub. Unique, however I think that the overall interior of the restaurant could be better.
Service wise it was a bit bad, as they don't have enough staffs thus it was rather slow.
Aside from that, the food I think it was alright and quite reasonable.
Well,
the movie Megamind was just alright to me.
Nothing really special, though it was funny at some parts.
That concludes my sunday night (:
This week is the last week of class.
3 more days to be precise.
Then its study leave,
and exams.
time flies!
tata.
Labels: Asian, Family, Food, Friends, Japanese, Kuala Lumpur, Movie, Places to Eat, Places to Visit, Western
Kuala Lumpur - Sakae Sushi , Pasta De Gohan
Tuesday, October 26, 2010 //
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Lately, I've been out during the past weekends with Mary,
and we had Japanese food marathon for no apparent reason at Subang's Sakae Sushi.
Told ourselves that we should like avoid Japanese food for sometime now,
well it looked little at first, and we just had to keep ordering and then ..we end up with..
Tempura,Calamari,Shishamo, SoftShellCrab
and then, we had these too..
Salmon Belly and Chicken something something :/
Food is usually good, however I prefer Sunway's Sakae Sushi better.
I think its the fried stuffs.
We ended up eating these for 2 hours
and came out from Sakae Sushi feeling so bloated after that.
The following week,
we finally settled down at Pasta De Gohan after deciding where to eat and I realised,
Gosh it's Japanese food again!
Just that its Westernish-Japanese food (:
Reminds me of the Japanese shop I went to for pasta in Singapore too,
and this shop has the exact concept, but different brand.
In Singapore, it was owned by Sakae and this is owned by Pasta De Waraku , Singapore.
This is just half of their many many selections in the menu.
Too much selections in fact its kinda hard to choose.
The pasta's price range between RM20+ - RM 40+
This is one of the sides I ordered,
Chicken Mushroom and Bacon risotto.
Taste so so good , I can't have enough of it :X
Mary's main, Carbonara Based Bacon pasta.
I personally don't really like carbonara ,
but she said it was good,
Their bacon was really nice (:
I had a Bacon, Potatoes and Asparagus pasta.
Kinda weird combination I think.
But its not bad. I love how the cheesey taste doesn't make you feel all stuffy and full after eating it.
Brushetta for sides too, they called it toasts instead :/
I tried this weird drink.
Japanese Soda,
Forgot what's the name, starts with a C but saw that red base thingy?
It's actually cherry, and I HATE cherries :(
All and all,
It is a good place to try out fusion Japanese cuisine but with a tad-pricey tags on it.
xxxxxxx
Shopped for new shoe and sandal, watched Life As We Know It too.
Starring Katherine Heigl and Josh Duhamel , I just adore them.
Make such cute couples and of course it was really funny as its a romance-comedy movie.
Other than that,
my days wasn't too bad besides being busy trying to do my event things plus ,
the responds is kinda good now.
our goodie bags has increased from RM300+ to RM700+ per person (:
andddddd
our target is 25 teams and we managed to hit 21 teams in a week.
The event is this Saturday.
I actually can't wait for this weekend to come.
Played MapleStory again.
Restarted a new character with a new job after such a long long time.
Things changed so much in there, with more and more cute monsters. Freaking noob seh (:
I will have a French Oral Mid Term tomorrow on Dialogues again.
I hate role plays.
Don't know what to expect actually. No preparation.
Guess I shall go have my dinner now before preparing the French Slides.
Till Then.
Labels: Food, Friends, Japan, Japanese, Kuala Lumpur, Movie, Personal, Places to Eat, Shopping, University
