Stepping into SS2 brought back memories of the many years staying in this area. I came here after such a long time to meet up with a friend, actually relating to work and the catching up we wanted to. Initially it was just a drink in a coffee shop but time stretched to almost pass 12 noon. Since I did not have my breakfast which is always the case, the hunger juice was an indication that food must get into my stomach. We walked around to explore the choices of eateries and I was the great one who suggested in trying out this Japanese restaurant. I normally don't do Japanese food for lunch, so this was out of the blues experience for me.
Running through the menu at first and then slowing down to look at each individual selection offered, we made up our mind on the choice of food and drinks as well. As an opening, we ordered the Takoyaki rolls and our main courses were the Sashimi and Temaki Bento and Unagi Age Bento.
The Takoyaki rolls had a thin crispy outer layer with a soft feel of flour further down. After one or bites, the flakes which were tucked in the centre hits the taste buds. As we were finishing off the rolls, out came the Sashimi and Temaki Bento. As you can see from the pic, this set came with
some slices of raw salmon, a California roll, pickles, salad and white rice. Everything was fine in taste and no complaints except that I don't have a liking for California roll. While I did try to eat but gave up just as I took the first bite. For the dipping in, you get the usual as in any Japanese restaurants, wasabi and soy sauce.
For the Unagi Age Bento, there you have the pieces of soft tofu with drizzled in soya sauce and spring onions garnishing, grilled unagi laid on salad leaves and served with white rice and salad with the creamytasting like mayonnaise sauce. My friend was pleased with the taste and he tucked all in. With these two sets, came the miso soup and a piece of watermelon.
To quench our thirst, I always prefer the green tea for Japanese food and my friend enjoyed his drink of Coca-Cola.
We paid RM60.35 inclusive of 10% service charge for all that we had. This restaurant will get a pass from me in terms of the taste and the acceptable customer service. Here's exactly the location of Sushi Tomo in SS2:
No 8, Jalan SS2/67
Petaling Jaya
Tel: 03-78776485.
Running through the menu at first and then slowing down to look at each individual selection offered, we made up our mind on the choice of food and drinks as well. As an opening, we ordered the Takoyaki rolls and our main courses were the Sashimi and Temaki Bento and Unagi Age Bento.
The Takoyaki rolls had a thin crispy outer layer with a soft feel of flour further down. After one or bites, the flakes which were tucked in the centre hits the taste buds. As we were finishing off the rolls, out came the Sashimi and Temaki Bento. As you can see from the pic, this set came with
some slices of raw salmon, a California roll, pickles, salad and white rice. Everything was fine in taste and no complaints except that I don't have a liking for California roll. While I did try to eat but gave up just as I took the first bite. For the dipping in, you get the usual as in any Japanese restaurants, wasabi and soy sauce.
For the Unagi Age Bento, there you have the pieces of soft tofu with drizzled in soya sauce and spring onions garnishing, grilled unagi laid on salad leaves and served with white rice and salad with the creamytasting like mayonnaise sauce. My friend was pleased with the taste and he tucked all in. With these two sets, came the miso soup and a piece of watermelon.
To quench our thirst, I always prefer the green tea for Japanese food and my friend enjoyed his drink of Coca-Cola.
We paid RM60.35 inclusive of 10% service charge for all that we had. This restaurant will get a pass from me in terms of the taste and the acceptable customer service. Here's exactly the location of Sushi Tomo in SS2:
No 8, Jalan SS2/67
Petaling Jaya
Tel: 03-78776485.
nice.. i like it even more if japanese cook food right in front of you...
ReplyDeleteThis was a fairly nice choice since it was picked out of the blue. The Bento does have some tasty items to it, especially the Takoyaki rolls. Trying different restaurants that deviate from the things you normally eat is fun and I am glad you enjoyed the lunch. Thanks for sharing your dining adventure!
ReplyDeleteSounds great! I love Japanese food, and especially the rolls look wonderful.
ReplyDeletei love japanese food.....must try...
ReplyDeleteThat looks so delicious -- I must try it the next time I visit back to Malaysia.
ReplyDeleteps: I used to work at SS2 :)
I love Tempura and usually like to take my Japanese food with green tea too. And btw thanks for letting me know about the broken links with regards to my blog, did not change anything, Blogger gets a bit faulty at times I suppose.
ReplyDeletehi there nava-k, it's a good day today? isn't it? anyway, i have an award for you. care to claim it on my latest post? :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful restaurant description - I am sure you enjoyed it very much! All the dishes look so exotic and oriental :)
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I love authentic Japanese restaurants, but sad to say, they are hard to find around here.
ReplyDeleteGlad to know that you enjoyed your unplanned lunch at Sushi Tomo! The bentos look fantastic:)
I love bento boxes--they make the absolute perfect lunch!
ReplyDeleteeverything looks fabulous lovely restaurant
ReplyDeleteYou do great restaurant reviews, Nava...you tell it like it is, and I appreciate that honesty. It all looks fabulous to me, but being there to taste is the only way to judge!
ReplyDeleteAm not really into Korean and japanese food but my hubi likes them
ReplyDeleteEverything looks delicious and I LOVE Bento Boxes!
ReplyDeleteI crave for Japanese food every week. Somehow I find it very refreshing and healthy. =)
ReplyDeletei love japanese food... .yummy!
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone for all the comments and love each one of it.
ReplyDeleteLizzy - wow! you made my day and thanks for the support.
Like I have mentioned, this place will get a pass and was sure a worth the try.
hi nava, its been a while, i also like japanese food especially sushi.. and strange, i never eat or like to eat unagi except for the japanese grilled unagi..
ReplyDeletetheir grilled unagi tastes so delicious.. have a nice day
Very neat presentation of the food. :)
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Looks like a sumo wrestler will serve you.
ReplyDeleteAt last I found a way to comment, it still does not work for Firefox and Chrome but with IE it works. Anyways takoyaki is one of the top 3 dishes I really love, I love everthing about it, its texture and its flavour
ReplyDeleteI love Japanese Food! This place looked pleasant with those bamboos and the sumo wrestler. Must make a note to visit it. :o)
ReplyDeleteOMIGOSH!!!!
ReplyDeleteI want sashimi and takoyaki!!!
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I love Japanese food and this restaurant looks awesome.
ReplyDeleteJapanese food.. yums!
ReplyDeletehaikkkk... takhasih murahnek... (^_^)
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