Japanese in Taman Tun Dr Ismail

1. froggybitsoflife.blogspot.com
2. 4 years ago

The restaurant offers several popular Japanese Beers as well as Sake; the menu is quite extensive but looks a little pricey.

1. lwinlee.blogspot.com
2. 2 years ago

Over here at LUT Gastrobar, the vibes here are very relaxing, no strict dress code whereby smart casual attire is also welcomed to join the chirpy upbeat atmosphere of conviviality while remain comfortably enjoying haute cuisine without burning a hole in hour wallet. So the next time if you’re looking for a perfect place to unwind while savoring moreish plates coupled with some tipples of vino, remember LUT Gastrobar, bon appétit!

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2. 2 years ago

Overall, the food is good and the price is TTDI pricing. If you plan to come here for some fresh air flown seafood from Japan, please book the table. This is our dinner experience at Sticks n Maki TTDI for Japanese food.

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2. 4 years ago

Gesuto is a relatively new and exciting modern Japanese restaurant in TTDI whose creative take on beloved dishes outweighs the occasional fumble.

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2. 4 years ago

We really enjoyed how the Salmon Mentai Maki is done. The salmon is perfectly seared till perfection and wrapped beautifully and then topped with the generous pure mentaiko on top. The dish is absolutely good and delicious where the mentai sauce brings up the umami taste of the dish itself.

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2. 4 years ago

Reasons to visit Hagi Japanese Restaurant TTDI: well-priced omakase and a la carte menu offering fresh, quality ingredients air-flown from Japan; beautifully presented food; calm and attractive setting.

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2. 2 years ago

Sachi wows with kaiseki fare that embodies the current season with culinary excellence. Come find out why this TTDI restaurant is worth your time and money.

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2. 6 years ago

My Personal Opinion Though the yakitori seems reasonably priced from RM5 to RM18 per stick, the fact remains that you'll need quite a few sticks to be full. Imagine you're eating satay, if you need 10 sticks to be full, you'll need 10 skewers of meat...and at an average price of RM10 - RM12 a stick, you do the math, the amount can add up very quickly. Even I can easily down 10 sticks, so you can imagine how many sticks the more ferocious eaters may need. But since the skewers weren't that successful anyway (other than the wings), I'd probably stick to their Japas and donburi offerings with a few occasional skewers. Still a good place to unwind, over the weekend or after work, with a couple of Japas in one hand and a beer or sake in the other! ^_^

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2. 7 years ago

Reasons to visit: my favorites weres the Japanese pizza and savoury Pan Seared Tuna with Foie Gras; Caning’s top pick was the Stone Grilled Sirloin; and Mon found comfort in the Ishiyaki Bowl.

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2. 6 years ago

We tried all three items they have and our favorites were tied between the chicken (RM8) and lamb (RM10). Every order includes a serving of rice, a just portion of stir-fried vegetables and fried garlic chips. The amount of meat given is more than enough for a satisfying and balanced meal. Fried egg is optional but I highly recommend it since it’s only RM1.