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2015-11-11
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Finding the restaurant is quite a challenge if one is entering within the shopping mall. Entering the small walkway between Starbucks and a sports shop, and walks all the way in to the toilet. Next to the toilet, one will finally see a poster showing the restaurant. Odd but interesting. The restaurant is small in size, with 2 private rooms, which easily filled up during dinner time.Genmai Cha ($2.50/pax)The hot green tea is given in a pot, and kept warm. The tea is refillable regularly. It has a
Genmai Cha ($2.50/pax)The hot green tea is given in a pot, and kept warm. The tea is refillable regularly. It has a light and refreshing taste.
Aburi Salmon & Cheese Maki ($15.50)Special maki with cream cheese and cover with aburi salmon
My thoughts of cream cheese being too strong in taste are gone when I bite into a piece. It simply tastes melt in the mouth and balances very well.
Yamato Kushi Set ($18.50/ 5 sticks)Torimoto, tomato buta, tori negima, U.S. beef, mekajiko
The tomato buta is actually grilled tomato wrapped with pork belly. The tomato easily bursts out with juices in the mouth. The sweetness balances the salty bacon.
The grilled U.S. beek steak cubes on skewer although smooth, tastes a bit tough when compared to other skewers.
The Tori Momo is grilled boneless chicken thigh skewer and surprisingly tastes quite tender.
The Tori Negima is grilled chicken thigh & leek skewer, also tastes quite tender, although I could not taste any leek.
The Mekajiko is grilled swordfish fillet on skewer, smooth and chunky.
Unatama ($15)Grilled eel with eggs & onions
The eel is quite tender and flavourful without over salty.
Buta Don ($15.50)Stewed pork belly over Japanese rice
Although it is fatty pork belly meat, the meat is quite tender and easy down the throat.
Overall the food is not bad. The place is filled with mostly family crowds. The menu has quite a huge variety that one easily has difficulties in deciding on what to have.
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