The Hidden Table: A Remarkable Omakase Journey at AZABU
May 10th, 2025
If you are looking for a good spot to indulge in some scrumptious Japanese food buffet-style, check out the six listed below.
Hoping to visit Nobu KL but horrified that prices might prove sky-high? Here's one temporary solution to keep costs relatively low: Go vegetarian.
For customers who prefer the original taste of Malaysian cuisine, this recently launched outlet at USJ One City Mall might well live up to its catchy name.
From the seas of Korea to the suburbs of KL: Hwang Jin Yi is a hidden cove In Sri Hartamas where the bounty of the ocean comes flooding in, awash with everything from puffer fish bulgogi to steamed stuffed sea bream, hairtail fish to tile fish, skate fish pancakes & croaker fish stew to pollack hot pot.
Sean Yoong gives Nobu KL's signature blend of Japanese cuisine with Peruvian and South American influences an appraisal.
The Cafe More at The Fare, another sunshine-blessed outpost in the Mont Kiara neighbourhood, with a wide menu and an extensive selection of beverages.
Cool new Korean cafes have popped up in Mont Kiara; here's a look at the family-run Cafe K, hidden inside the Kiaraville condominium.
Sean Yoong heads back to Makishima for its newly launched weekend buffet.
Passage thru India offers the rite of passage to the enjoyment of Indian food, with more than 125 items to tease, enthral, and satiate the palate.
When Barbecue Garden opened at Life Centre early this year, it was instantly and impressively a very good restaurant; in the months since then, it's evolved into a truly excellent one.
Comfort cooking from the country's north and south is carving out a central presence in Puchong's new Houz Warming restaurant.
Sean Yoong gets high on Menya Kamikaze's ramen.
Japanese noodles are squiggling their way into the revitalised 1 Mont Kiara mall; here's a peek into a new outlet that specialises in slurp-worthy strands.
Here are 9 places where you can get Vietnamese banh mi in KL and Selangor.
The newest baby of the Kissaten family is more than smooch-worthy, serving mainly Japanese-influenced creations that might breathe fresh life into the Klang Valley's burger-eating experience.