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It’s a new month, it’s June. Lots of holidays in June. This is one reason you can hang out with your friends and family while enjoying good food. Here comes Ten Ichi’s June promotion!! It’s time to enjoy high quality Japanese food with affordable prices.

Let’s see what they have this month for promotion:

Beef Maki(RM16.90), this is recommended. The beef is medium rare, yummy! I love this! By the way, the photo on the left is as it is from the camera, I didn’t photoshop anything, I just resized it, I really like this shoot! Nice effect.

Salmon Ni Set(RM12.90), below the two pieces of salmons are vegetables cooked the Japanese way. This set comes with a rice and a bowl of miso soup. I love this too! Very nice!

The 2 below are only available on every Thursday and Sunday in June. Only RM9.90 each!!

Hiyashi Ramen, I love this! Just pour the sauce that consists of Japanese soy sauce and wasabi onto the ramen, mixed and enjoy! By the way, the wasabi here is super kick! It’s different from other places, a little bit of wasabi here is enough to make you cry *LOL*

Left: Spider Maki(RM9.90), softshell crab actually hehehe… I couldn’t eat this one go, it’s too big for my mouth 😛 This is really nice too.
Right: If you are wondering where it’s located and need to contact them, the details are on this card. Just to make your life easier, it’s just below Lok Thian or next to Bangkok Thai Restaurant.

By just ordering the above 4 dishes, you will be very full! You can share them with 4-5 people, 6 or more if all of you are not big eaters. It’s not that expensive after you split the cost.

I’m giving something extra today 😛 Be sure that you don’t wet your keyboard!! These are not on offer but just to let you know what other food you can get in Ten Ichi.

This sushi set(I don’t know the name :P) is RM20+, if you calculate carefully, it’s not that expensive, it’s almost the same as you-know-where, the take is that each sushi portion is bigger. They used local fish to ensure its freshness which only the expert knows how to handle the fresh local fish, not many people know how to do this. The cucumber maki in the middle is taller than you-know-where, in other word it’s bigger. It’s really worth it. It comes with a bowl of miso soup. The crab stick is not the usual crabstick, it’s imported all the way from Japan and it tasted different.

One more thing, you can try pick it up with your chopstick and shake it, the sushi doesn’t crumble at all! This is what you call a quality sushi!

This Teppanyaki set is great to share with your friends. It has beef, prawns, vegetables, sardine(this is not your normal sardine, it tasted different and it’s imported, I don’t remember from where though :P), cuttlefish etc. Hmm… If you are not ordering other thing, 2 people should be enough to share this set. This whole set, is only RM30+! The garlic rice is yummy! You can also order just the garlic rice for only RM2.50.

Left: Fruit salad, very refreshing, sweet and sour. Not available in the menu. Just to show it to you *LOL*
Right: Okonomiyaki (Japanese Pizza), this is not always available, only whilte stock last or the specialist and ingredients are available on that day. It’s only RM16!! With the ingredient on it, it’s really worth it and it’s enough to share around. They will cut it into pieces based on the number of the people you have.

Enjoy your meal 😉 You can do your calculations, it’s really not that expensive compare to dining at you-know-where considering the quality and the portion.

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It’s my first time going to Jalan Song with my parents last week. Only the 3 of us as my brother was out with his friend.

Anyway, mom and I ordereed western food at D’ Grill. If you are wondering where it is, it’s at Sin Wan area. I have no idea where’s their kitchen hahaha… They sat at one table with the signboard there. I think you will easily notice it.

Left: Combo Girll(RM15.50, if I recall correctly :P) Chicken with beef topped with black pepper sauce. the black pepper is very diluted and salty.
Right: Grilled Steak(RM9.90). The mushroom sauce was very diluted and salty.

Ok… Back to the meat, they didn’t ask us how well done we want our meet to be, it came and it’s medium rare, which is good, it’s not tough and dry, quite tender. The portion was OK. This is way better than those so called western cafes/restaurant. Just that the sauces were a let down.

Again… Pictures taken with my phone.

Oh dear… I just found out that I can’t merge my two Ebay accounts 🙁 I remember I saw it last time and it’s now gone. Search after search, found out that you can no longer do this in 2008. ARG!! It’s hard to sell with no rating at all 🙁 Abandoned that account? But it’s verified for international selling already 🙁

I didn’t know about Travillion Sin Chiew Chicken Rice until my dad told me hahaha… Actually I read about it before in many blogs but I have no idea about the exact name and location. My dad decided bring us for lunch there few days ago after I registered for my course.

If you still don’t know, I’ve decided to take up the diploma and start from scratch in a field that I have totally no idea of 😛 Hehehe… By then… I have to say bye bye to most of my weekends and I will be even more busy too. -.-” I hope I can cope. *cross my fingers*

Anyway, let’s go back to Travillion Sin Chiew Chicken Rice.

It’s located at Ang Cheng Ho. It’s at the same row of shops as Spring Garden. It should be just behind Kuching Park hotel.

Left: My dad ordered their kolomee(RM2.70), quite big bowl but not so tasty.
Right: Baby Kailan, small one (RM2)

Left: Roasted Chicken Rice(RM3.50), if you opt for drumstick, it’s RM4.
Right: Steamed Chciken Rice(RM3.50), if you opt for drumstick, it’s RM4.

The chicken was OK but the soy suace used was very salty. Overall, this place is an affordable place to go. I pricings are very reasonable and cheaper than many other places.

P/S: Sorry about the colours, I forgot to bring my camera again… I took these with my phone 😛

First of all, I don’t like Japanese curry 😛 Hehehe… Anyway, just want to show you what I had with my friends at Sushi King at tHe Spring the other day. We went to try their new dish, well… Didn’t really pay for it coz someone has RM30 in his credit card that can be used to dine in Sushi King. We only paid few more Ringgit as the bill came to RM34+, if don’t use it, then it’ll go to waste. Also we wanted to compare with what we had earlier this month hahaha…

When we were seated, I loss all my appetite because of sushi and curry smells. Hahahaha… Too much Japanese food lately. 😛 Still going to order two dishes to try. The offer now is that you order two curry dishes, you’ll get one Lipton Red Ice Tea for free. The offer will end on 31st May.

Curry Nan Desu, Japanese Curry Rice Pancake(RM10.90), hmmm… I don’t know… Maybe it’s just me having too much Japanese food I guess… I had difficulty enjoy this dish -.-” The rice pancake came with a bowl of Japanese curry, I poured the curry on top of the pancake. It’s like eating pancake with curry or thick roti canai with its curry hahaha… The rice pancake is made from rice and egg. Imagine you mix your rice with egg and add some curry powder then fried it like you fried your omelette.

Just in case you are curious, Japanese curry isn’t spicy at all. Maybe just a little bit of spiciness that’s all. To those that can tolerate spicy food, it’s really nothing, it tastes and smell like curry excluding the spiciness.

Left: Curry Udon (RM13.50), Japanese wheat noodles in curry sauce served with soft tofu, crabstick, hard-boiled egg and spring onion. The curry is very diluted.
Right: We were given with 2 tins of Lipton Red ice Tea instead of 1 hmm… Don’t care 😛 Hahaha…

Our dessert, ice cream! Hahaha… This is RM7.90/box. Eating this is like eating chocolate with fillings but this is ice cream coated in chocolate. It’s just ice cream to me…

Was so stuffed after that. Later that night before I brush my teeth, the curry taste that was still lingered on my tastebuds tasted like I just had durian -.-”

p/s: photos taken with my phone that explains the quality of the colours