There’s just something about Japanese cuisine that truly hooks us in—sophisticated, it’s refreshing, and varied. It might be the fact that there is always something to suit everyone’s tastes (and every occasion, whether it be a special dinner date or a casual meal), from hearty bowls of ramen to fresh sashimi, artful omakase feasts, and informal yakitori skewers.
1.Hanare Japanese Restaurant
Hanare Japanese Restaurant is one of our favourite Japanese eateries in the area and the spot to go if you want to treat yourself or someone you care about to some delicious meal. Omakase courses, ala carte menu items, Kaiseki packages, and bento dinners are all available at Hanare.
The seafood used in Hanare’s sushi and other dishes is hand-selected, brought in twice a week from Tokyo’s renowned Tsukiji Fish Market, and then prepared by trained chefs with years of experience. Additionally, they score points for having a sophisticated yet cosy atmosphere that’s perfect for romantic nights or gatherings with friends.
2. Fukuya Authentic Japanese Restaurant
Fukuya is a nice restaurant in the centre of KL that’s also a great place for special occasions and celebrations. The kaiseki dishes at the restaurant are well acclaimed. For those who are not familiar with the phrase, kaiseki is a multi-course, traditional Japanese meal that often comprises of a large number of small, exquisitely designed, and attractively presented dishes.
Fukuya also serves classic set lunches that include grilled eel, beef teriyaki, chicken katsu, and other dishes like tempura and sashimi. Each set includes an appetiser, steamed egg custard, miso soup, rice, and sometimes even dessert to round out your meal.
3. Iketeru, Hilton Hotel
Iketeru is a fantastic option to add to your list if you’re seeking for a Japanese dining establishment with a posh atmosphere. This chic area, which is located on the eighth floor, is ideal for small special occasions, dating nights, or even work dinners.
Customers who have eaten here say the atmosphere is cosy and reminiscent of a hidden Japanese village, complete with a zen garden, warm lighting, and the sounds of peaceful streams as you dine. In addition to artistically prepared fresh sashimi, omakase, sushi rolls, shabu-shabu, sukiyaki, teppanyaki, and other delectable dishes, expect friendly service.
If you think the above 3 Japanese restaurants are too expensive, you can try Sushi King tawau. Sushi King tawau is a famous chain of Japanese restaurants in Malaysia, with affordable prices, delicious food and very good service.
