Salmon Don set at MYR 33.80 nett. No drinks are included. The hot hojicha (green tea) costs MYR 2.30 nett.
7 slices of fresh salmon slices.
Beneath the salmon slices are strips of omelette and seaweed on top of the deliciously soft and a bit sticky rice.
Yayoi Restaurant at the newly opened J's Gate Dining area at Lot 10, located on the same floor as Anzu and Tokyo Restaurant.
Total Bill for 3 pax - MYR 92.11 nett.
Actually raw salmon is my favourite, however my 2018 resolution is to stop eating it aft reading about a man in SG losing his limbs due to GBS as he ate raw fish
ReplyDeleteRead the news about SG ban the use of raw freshwater fish in ready-to-eat meals and to institute stricter rules governing the sale of ready-to-eat raw saltwater fish. Eateries must always send samples for testing that the raw fish does not have bacteria.
DeleteA lot of bad reviews these days, tape worms and all, told my girl not to eat any raw salmon anymore after she has tummy upset from eating some at a Japanese food outlet here.
ReplyDeleteMust be sure that the restaurants place importance on the quality of their food.
DeleteOooh. The salmon!! But I tried not to eat too much of these raw salmon. Did had a taste of the sashimi last weekend and that is it. Dont know when I would be having it again. ^^
ReplyDeleteEveryone is taking more precaution these days with reports of contaminated food.
DeleteWah, green tea so expensive!
ReplyDeleteAt MYR2++ it can be considered expensive as places like Rakuzen gives refillable free green tea drinks.
DeleteI love raw salmon but have been seeing some videos where there are worms in the flesh of the fish. Sometimes I don't think too much and just eat.
ReplyDeleteyes there are some parasites in some fish.
DeleteNot a fan of raw fish. But I do eat the cooked Japanese food.
ReplyDeletegood. then you won't run the risk of the bacteria infected raw fish.
DeleteThe salmon slices are arranged so prettily.
ReplyDeleteand very fresh too!
DeleteThis name Yayoi rings the bell as I heard of this place in Tokyo. Most probably I passed the place and the name attracted me. I love that generous salmon slices which looked so yummy to eat.
ReplyDeleteYou have been to Japan so many times so it is no surprise that you have heard of/seen this place.
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