Sushi King RM2 Bonanza is here Again !

YES! It's here again. Twice a year, I would take Jeslyn to Sushi King for their RM2 Bonanza treat. Many friends told me  they couldn't stand the long queue, why issit I still wanna go? Well, I had my own way. This is what I usually do :- If  I'm going to the Sushi King at Parkson Ipoh, I'll skip breakfast in the morning and be there at 11:30 am (  the queue is shorter at this time ). If I should need to go at night, I'll go to Jusco's Sushi King at about 8:30 p.m. JJ's Sushi King has a different style for queueing - They prefer to take down customer's names and call them in turns. So, after registering myself and taking note of how many more customers before me, I'll take Jeslyn for a walk around JJ and come back around 20 - 30 minutes.

Well, the above "tricks" usually works for me. Today, Jeslyn and me had a very satisfying meal at Sushi King - we had our share of scallops, baby octopus, fish roe and salmon.

This are two of our favourites - we had 2 helpings of scallops and 3 of the baby octopus.

Jeslyn enjoying her sushi - she either eats the rice first then the topping or vice-versa but seldom together. Funny girl !

Alakaboom ! The plates getting higher.. ha! ha!. We ended up finishing 11 plates and the bill ? Less than RM30.00. Burppp..... Yummy !!!!

Japanese Food In Ipoh

I did  a search for "Japanese food in Ipoh" through Google search today and found there wasn't such a subject. Whereas, the search for Japanese food for KL, Penang, Johor and Melaka came up with lotsa results. In fact, there are quite a number of Japanese restaurants in Ipoh.

Just this Sunday, I went with my friend, Ong,  to a Japanese restaurant called Akamomiji, which is situated behind the row of shophouses near the drive-in MacDonalds and Petronas  station ( as you come out of the highway ). There is also the famous Satay Kajang branch  and a tradtional Taiwan food restaurant just opposite Akamomiji.

We ordered 2 Bento sets :- Unagi and Saba plus another 2 side dishes : jelly fish n spider seaweed ( i think!). Like most Bento sets, it comes with a miso soup, a steamed egg, tempura prawns n vege, rice, unagi/saba, 2 pcs of salmon, 2 pcs of raw saba fish, 2 pcs of raw white fish and a slice of watermelon.

For those who haven't tried try this restaurant, this another choice for your to choose. Of course, there are others like Kizuna, Kizuna One (in RP Golf Club), A Lai, Tomi and many others.