Monday, February 6, 2023

Hakata Tonsho Ramen

On Monday 6.feb.2023, went to Pavilion Bukit Jalil for our food and also to buy Cardiprin for the elderly.

1st item that was served. Pretty bowl.

Top view.

11.58 am - removed the bowl cover - Buta Don - slices of Pork belly grilled with teriyaki sauce served with leek, egg, wasabi and rice. The rice is soft and tasty. The teriyaki sauce is a bit too sweet for me. Lucky for me that the wasabi helps to cut through the sweetness.

12.18 noon - ate the buta Don with dehydrated garlic slices which still pack a punch!

12.05 noon - ordered ALA carte one egg MYR 3 and one bamboo shoots side dish MYR 3 and he ordered deep fried chicken with grated daikon and ponzu sauce MYR 17.9 but both of us couldn't detect the ponzu sauce. Maybe they put too little ponzu sauce.

12.01 noon - close up view of the ponzu chicken.

This page of menu is from their website. There are 6 types of broth for their ramen soup and he chose the smoked fish tonkotsu ramen broth for his ramen soup. Please click on the above photo for a larger image.

12.10 noon - his kakuni ramen in smoked fish broth with an egg MYR 32.90 and now only I feel that I should have added chashu toppings for him at MYR 4 for one serving of chashu topping. Their chashu is described as slow cooked rolled up pork belly in special flavoured shoyu.

Total price MYR 84.48

12.45 noon - Hakata Tonsho Ramen with the holiday lunch time queue. I wanted to eat ice but all the eateries are full of people due to the holiday so I just went home without eating any ice.

1.30 pm - the CNY decor is still available. I just notice the long ears. Can you see the two pairs of red long ears?

10 comments:

  1. I don't know what is ponzu sauce. Need to goggle later.

    Yup. The bowl is pretty nice; oriental look.

    No public holiday over here.

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    1. Oh, no public holiday at your end? I didn't check the public holiday list. Ponzu is a citrus fruit.

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  2. The bowl is pretty. I like the bowl with the cover.

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  3. I also like the bowl the Buta Don was served in. Love the meals you had, I would have enjoyed them too.

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    1. You would love the kakuni and charshu I believe.

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  4. Looks good, i would try buta donπŸ˜‹

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    1. If u don't mind the buta Don teriyaki sauce being sweet.

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  5. Food looks good and the serving dishes too.

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