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More Japanese food "makan" session for us!

We were undecided on where to eat last Friday and not really wanting to opt for fast food which was Raimie's first suggestion, we opted to heed his other suggestion. He wanted to eat sushi, AGAIN.

I had a bit of problem with my tummy rumbling disagreeably, as a side effect of taking an anti-inflammatory medicine so I wanted to eat something warm, soupy and not spicy.
The best choice for me - nabe! Minced chicken, tofu, egg, veges and a bowl of rice for just RM15.90 at Sushi Zen. For those wanting to know more about "nabe", hop over to Dru's blog. He has written a pretty detailed explanation about it.
Raimie and his unagi roll, aptly named the "Stamina Roll".
And Zaini had kakiage-don

After all these Japanese food that we've been consuming, I start to have a hankering for Korean food. Maybe we should eat Korean food this Friday. Bibimbap, anyone?
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  1. sriyany19 October, 2011 14:27

    The one thing that always strikes me about Japanese food is their presentation. Even the simplest plate of sushi looks too good to eat :)

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  2. Japan Australia19 October, 2011 18:45

    I love a bit of spicy Korean food. Japanese nabe is a great winter warmer :)

    Japan Australia

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  3. lina19 October, 2011 20:36

    @sriyany,
    Yeah, Japanese food presentation is a sight to behold. I think it stems from their food culture of "Power of Five" where food should be enjoyed by five senses : taste, smell, sight, touch & hear. :) Then there is of course five colours & five attitudes in partaking food. Who says eating is a simple exercise? xD

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  4. lina19 October, 2011 20:37

    @Japan Australia,
    Both are nice. Korean spicy food work wonders during cold nights too. :)

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  5. Nick Phillips (15/03/1967 - 04/11/2022)19 October, 2011 22:04

    The only Japanese food I like is the urmmm, Teriyaki kind :D

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  6. lina19 October, 2011 22:22

    @Nick,
    Those are nice too. My fave is salmon teriyaki. :)
    Oooo that reminds me. Haven't been cooking those in ages at home. ;p

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  7. [SK]19 October, 2011 23:28

    oh yeah, sometimes i do just want to have something simple - hot soupy clear and not spicy.. hmmm, steamboat not bad huh?? hahahaha~~ :D

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  8. [SK]19 October, 2011 23:30

    but i think the kakiage-don looks more appetizing for me.. hey, it's almost midnight, i cannot keep thinking about food.. i want to go to sleep!! :D

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  9. eastcoastlife20 October, 2011 00:17

    Wish I was in KL so I can join you for Korean BBQ. :P

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  10. eastcoastlife20 October, 2011 00:18

    I'm busy attending a course and will be taking tests for the next 3 Fridays. Sorry for not dropping and commenting.

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  11. lina20 October, 2011 11:57

    @SK,
    Steambot is very nice. I looooove steamboat. :) But I like my soup and my sauce spicy so not good to eat steamboat when all I want is some hot, clear soup. ;p

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  12. lina20 October, 2011 11:57

    @ecl,
    All the best with your tests! Wow! 3 some more!

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  13. HappySurfer20 October, 2011 18:53

    True, soupy works great for me sometimes too. All the dishes look delicious.

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  14. lina20 October, 2011 20:32

    @HappySurfer,
    And hot soup work wonders on a cold, rainy nights like we're having now. :)

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  15. WebbieLady21 October, 2011 12:37

    I also discover alot offood styes/types here.

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  16. lina21 October, 2011 13:07

    @WebbieLady,
    That's good. What your fave food there?

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