Took over the space vacated by Watami Japanese Casual Restaurant at the 3rd floor of MidValley Megamall, same floor as the cinema. I remember years ago, it used to be located on the Lower Ground floor where Rasa Utara restaurant is now.
Self-service - place your order at the counter, pay, wait and carry your tray with food to your seat.
Shares the dining area with a drinks counter and Hanamaru Udon.
The full menu - apart from beef, they also serve salad, chicken, egg, curry. Please click on the above menu to view the bigger version.
My friend bought a bowl of regular beef rice bowl - MYR9.80 nett. The beef is sliced thinly and I noticed there is quite a lot of fat on the beef slices. These are not raw beef slices but cooked ones. I did not order anything because I wanted to eat somewhere else.
Must not forget to take your own pickled ginger to go with the beef rice from another counter.
There was quite a queue at the Udon counter - will try this one next time.
I like beef but only the lean ones. I only eat cooked Japanese food, still not used to the raw ones yet.
ReplyDeleteThis bowl contained cooked beef slices, not raw ones.
DeleteSo what did you take, Mun? I don't take japanese food much... only my girl likes them...
ReplyDeleteAnswer is in the next post. :) But you are getting to like Japanese food too?
DeleteOooo Yoshinoya..Hubby and I always eat there during paktor one.. He likes it.. But after that no more.. Now Yoshinoya is back, I better tell him, hehe..
ReplyDeleteso what did he say when you told him?
DeleteQueue? No, thanks. But that one in your pic is ok - usual at such places. Pro-active ones would open more counters when they see their queues getting a bit long. Hate it when they employ people who work at a snail's pace, dilly dally...talk with colleagues some more... I'd just leave and go elsewhere.
ReplyDeleteIf you are not going to Q, then I am afraid when you go to Japan, you will be only eating not tasty food as all the tasty food restaurants have super long queues in Japan unless you are eating at those super duper expensive restaurants with pre booking.
DeleteI'd like to try the udon. I like those big fat noodles.
ReplyDeleteI noticed that the udon here are really thick and fat. You will like it! :D
Deletehaha!! yes, thanks for its exact location last time and now I recall.. you went there during the non-peak hours huh?? I went there last weekend, full house and there was a queue at Yoshinoya, since we can get a seat so just went in to try.. ordered the large beef bowl at RM11.80 and top up with a set at RM4.80, no other charges..
ReplyDeleteAh, so you went to the qym and saw this and went to eat this. I think the price is quite ok.
DeleteI never knew this place, even back when it was in its old location. Gosh! Actually I never knew much about restaurants in MidValley anyway..
ReplyDeleteAlthough I don't eat beef in Malaysia, I think that bowl of beef rice looks pretty good.
This beef slices rice bowl is very common in Japan. There are many chain stores that specialise in this.
DeleteThat pickled ginger looks different from the norm...not the same ones we eat with sushi. I guess those are for noodles as I hardly eat noodles at Japanese restaurants.
ReplyDeleteI don't think Japanese eat pickled ginger with noodles. These pickled gingers are for beef slices rice.
DeleteWhat did you eat in the end??
ReplyDeleteAnswer in the next post.
DeleteLots of self-service eateries these days, ok also la, more convenient also.
ReplyDeleteYes, very convenient.
DeleteI've never been there. Must try since i love beef.
ReplyDeletePlease do try and blog about it! :)
DeleteHad this just once. Thought it was just like normal sliced meat I can stir-fry at home!
ReplyDeleteGood that you can cook this at home, no need to eat this outside then. :)
DeleteGeee! I didn't even realise they were missing and now back again. That outlet has nicer ambiance now.
ReplyDeleteDo you eat beef?
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