Brunch at The Tokyo Restaurant
When I was invited to review The Tokyo Restaurant, I was excited because they are very famous for their cheesecake.I've been to ISETAN The Japan Store at LOT 10 with my husband before but we were only at the ground floor. We didn't know that there's a lot of restaurants on the 4th floor, where The Tokyo Restaurant was located at.
Upon arriving at the 4th floor, the place was quite happening. Scattered around the floor was various Japanese/asian fusion restaurants. The deco and ambience of TTR was very chic and elegant.
The original restaurant started in 1998 back in Azabu, Japan (that is why they also own another restaurant on the same floor called Sushi Azabu) and when they opened an outlet here, this year, they edit their menu to suit Malaysian taste.
Their chef is actually Malay and their food is pork-free! They do serve alcohol in the restaurant, hence why there's no halal status. But rest assure that the ingredients they used for the food is halal.
It was cool to see that the cutlery they used was from Japan as well!
The server recommended us to order their mocktails (as both husband & I don't drink). I ordered the Rosemary Lemonade, which came with a generous stalk of rosemary.
Rosemary Lemonade home infused rosemary syrup,soda, fresh lemon and rosemary. RM14 |
My husband ordered their virgin pina colada. I tasted it and it was yummy!
Virgin Pina Colada coconuts, pineapple and banana syrup, milk, orange juice. RM16 |
We started our meal by sharing a plate of their Mentaiko Pasta. I love that they served it with a side of ikan bilis as it added a crunch with each bite. Eventhough the pasta dish was very creamy, it was nice and wasn't too much. You know sometimes when you a creamy pasta dish...it can be a bit too much and makes you jelak(sick of it). But this wasn't the case with this. We broke the egg and mixed the runny yolk with the pasta. It was yummy!
Mentaiko Pasta Mentaiko pasta with grilled squid, shiso leaf, poached egg and dried anchovy RM25 |
TTR Cobb Salad Deep-fried chicken, shrimp,gorgonzola,summer salad with tabasco mayonnaise RM24 |
We were served two mains to share between us. The first one was the Tatsuta Age Chicken with Soy Ginger and Tartar Sauce. While the other was Sauteed Salmon with Lemon Soy Sauce. I always thought that tartar sauce was to be eaten with fish & chips..so it was interesting when it was served with fried chicken. It was very yummy and I loved that they served it with grilled veges to give it some freshness. I also loved that they garnish it wish strands of fried chilli which resembles saffron strands..a nice touch!
Tatsuta Age Chicken with Soy Ginger and Tartar Sauce Deep-fried chicken, zucchini, capsicum, with ginger soy and tartar sauce. RM29 |
Sauteed Salmon with Lemon Soy Sauce Salmon fillet, romaine lettuce,papaya salad and lemon butter sauce. RM50 |
We were also served two side dishes. Umami french fries and edamame. The umami french fries came with a nitsume dip. It was so yummy! The fries was well coated with bonito flakes and mixed salt. The edamame was unique as it was served cold, with ichimi salt.
Edamame RM8 |
Umami fries RM14 |
6th Avenue Cheesecake RM18 |
The tiramisu was so yummy and luckily, they didn't use alcohol in it(as per the original tiramisu does) so us Muslims can enjoy it. It was light and delicious!
Classic Tiramisu RM18 |
I also ordered a cup of their hot matcha latte which was one of the best I've had. It wasn't too sweet and just nice.
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