Thai and Japanese cuisine has been around Malaysia for as long as anyone could remember. They're both individually unique, with its own unique sets of flavour, presentation and of course, culture. However, what if I were to tell you that someone has actually manage to merge them 2 together? And something that is delicious, unique and one of a kind? Well, that's Sanoook!
The name may sound a little odd but do bare with me as what you're about to find out is pure awesomeness.
Sanoook is a combination of Thai & Japanese, and it recently opened its doors around early August in Sunway Pyramid Hotel West. The new block linked right next to Sunway Pyramid 2.
Savour the exquisite taste of fruitiness through Kronenbourg 1664 Blanc. A variant to the original Kronenbourg 1664, made to be lighter, a little bit more refreshing and of course, sweeter as well. The clam sensation as it touches your lips, followed by a smooth and slippery entry - oh what a night,
I've always been a fan of Somersby's apple cider, as well as their recent launch of pear cider. Today, they've just relaunched the blackberry variant due to popular demand, which is equally light and refreshing. So share the joy and join Somersby's #ThatWeekendFeeling campaign by having a bottle of Somersby anytime and anyday. Screw that Monday Blues, grab a bottle and drink up!
Japanese dining has been part of the Malaysian culture for a pretty long time. Over the years, multiple Japanese restaurants have been spawning around town, regardless of how populated they are. Today, there's at least one in every neighborhood. Similarly, Ishin Japanese Dining is your desired neighborhood restaurant and here are the reasons why.
Parking may be an issue but no worries, there is a free valet right at the front.
The new and revamped Huckleberry has been around for almost a year now, and I've only recently got to try it out. It is located in Bukit Damansara, where all the fancy bungalows are helmed. As far as I'm aware, Huckleberry feels a lot like a bakery than a restaurant to me. Having said that, the review this time would be regarding its main courses. So without further ado, let us ssee what they have to offer.
If you're in Setia Alam and you're unsure of what to have for lunch or dinner, then head on over to Kuroba Cafe as they offer a wide range of homey Japanese fusion dishes. Everything here is as fresh and healthy as it gets as they use premium and quality produce. The cafe is also incredibly spacious that comfort is definitely not an issue.
Apart from all that, this is what Kuroba Cafe had come out with for their new menu.
So if you've not read about the second and first part of Dark and Twisted Cafe, here is the link to it Dark and Twisted Cafe Part 2. Anyway, this part 3 will be more focused on their range of tapas which they've just recently launched and added to their existing menu.
If you've not read about the first part, here is the link Dark and Twisted Part 1. Previously I've covered a few breakfast items and mains, along with one dessert. As for this blogpost, it will be those that I've left out! So without further ado, let see what they have to offer.
If you're a fan of Thai food and you just have that sudden craving to feast on it during this festive Ramadan season, then you're in luck. Chakri Palace in KLCC is a stunning Thai restaurant that is offering it's amazing Ramadan buka-puasa menu at an incredibly reasonable price. So without further ado, let's see what they have to offer.
