Suma Japanese Restaurant KL @ Sogo KL – not bad!
After my lunch at Siang @Sogo KL, a friend who read the post told me that there’s a Japanese restaurant on the same floor.
After my lunch at Siang @Sogo KL, a friend who read the post told me that there’s a Japanese restaurant on the same floor.
West Lake Garden Chinese Restaurant at Sunway Resort Hotel & Spa unveils a new lunch-time a la carte dining experience, this time focusing on dim Sum and other home-style dishes. Diners can expect up to 100 varieties of dim sum all crafted by is the restaurant’s Dim Sum Master Chef Low Kim Ong and his culinary team.
I’m quite excited. Other than Ichiro Sushi in 1 Utama Shopping Centre, I think I found another gem for excellent Japanese nigiri and sashimi in KL! 🙂
While it’s true there are many Japanese restaurants in Klang Valley, I’m specifically interested only in those that serves top notch sashimi (fresh seafood) and really good vinegared rice. I want something comparable to what I had in Tsukji Market in Tokyo. Something like what Sushi Dai serves.
Or even Sushi Daiwa, which though it is not as impressive as Sushi Dai, but still good nonetheless.
Sushi Hinata comes close. For a price.

Bluefin Tuna. Maguro, Otoro or Chutoro for you? 🙂
Being an independent woman that I am, I’ve been managing my personal finances for decades. Lately, money management became a concern as 2014 has been a huge turning point for me.
Instead of one company I now run a few.
Instead of just online advertising, I have a couple of partners now and we have expanded our company profile. I added journalism and book writing to my portfolio; on top of full time blogging. Next could be a fashion business.
So, as I went through my financial statements with my accountant preparing for taxation this year, I realized it’s time to be serious about FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT!
Surfing around online I stumbled on this site and found it to be very informative and its’ articles easy to digest. You can check it out here –> http://www.practicalmoneyskills.com
But the really interesting part is this “Visa Financial Football Malaysia 2014” contest. Or shall I say the PRIZE is the factor why I’m so keen to learn more about financial literacy? 😀
TGIF.
Other than the beloved phrase everyone utters in relief when the weekend comes around, TGIF is a popular casual dining restaurant that had its first outlet in Malaysia in 1994.
A decade later, there’s a TGIF branch in almost every mall in the country and some in office buildings.
At Hayaki, the owners aim to bring the best out of Kelantan cuisine to Malaysians. Originating from said state located in the north-eastern corner of Peninsular Malaysia, Hayaki currently operates 3 outlets in Kota Bahru, state capital of Kelantan and 4 outlets in Kuala Lumpur.
A roofed but open air outlet in the midst of a Malay village, Sambal Hijau offers kampung (village) style Malay cuisine and a mix of Minang recipes.
The kampung (village) environment is a bonus and the outlet’s regulars love it precisely for the laid-back ambiance.
It is perfect for those who prefers not to be reminded too much of the city.