On 27 May 2012, which was our 12th wedding anniversary / 13th ROM anniversary, we went to Watami Japanese Casual restaurant to sample some "good and affordable" Japanese food. This was what some food bloggers had described the food at Watami as in their blogs.
As usual, we started off with a salad. We ordered the Watami Salad (RM19.90) -- a refreshing salad of fresh raw greens with red onions, corn, cherry tomatoes, brocolli florets, shredded cucumber, shrimp, teriyaki chicken, nori, flying fish roe and fried wantons tossed with tuna mayo and goma (sesame cream) dressing.
With a tummy rumbling after a long wait for our food, my 4YO baby girl could not wait to lay her hands on the Gyu Eringii Kushi. The Komochi Shishamo (pregnant fish) is my all-time favorite grilled fish whenever we dine at a Japanese restaurant. I like the idea of a no-waste fish, where I can chomp down the fish from head to tail, even the bones :D
We ordered 2 bowls of Japanese noodles -- Shio Ramen and Shoyu Ramen, specially for our 3 noodles crazed girls...
Can't remember what this is called. It tastes something like fish cake and I find it a tad salty for the kids as well as for myself.
Japanese style sticky dumpling... not sure what it is called and it tasted mediocre.
Gyuniku Sukiyaki Nabe (Japanese hot pot) @ RM24.90 -- shiitake and enokitake, beef, tofu, chinese cabbage, leek are slowly simmered in a pot of flavorful soup. Once the soup starts to boil, you break in the egg and mix everything up for a smoother texture and better flavour.
We also ordered a Ishiyaki Bibimbap aka hot stone rice (but had forgotten to snap a pic of it), which was very tasty, a Tempura set and Kyuri maki.
We will definitely dine at Watami again, the next time we shop at Pavillion.
Watami Malaysia: Japanese Casual Restaurant
C4.04.00, Level 4, Pavilion KL Shopping Mall,
168, Jalan Bukit Bintang,
55100 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Tel: +603 2141 6671
http://www.watami.com.my/
1 comment:
The ramen looks so good here.
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