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Home / Food Review / A disappointment meal @ Sakae sushi, 1-Utama

A disappointment meal @ Sakae sushi, 1-Utama

October 15, 2009 by StrawberrY Gal

Sakae Sushi can say is the worst sushi i ever taste. Gosh.. Even Sushi King is even better than Sakae in my point of view. I had been to Sakae a few times but the taste is not bad. But this time, it really give me a bad impression which i totally would not make my choice to step him to have it.

For this time i can say we really regretted ordered so much before we make our first bite on the sushi itself. Firstly i can say we ordered the Soft Shell Crabs, Normal Sushi and a mochi.

The soft shell crabs does not take nice as i think they had not been changing their oil for kinda long time or perhaps ir is overcooked or what so ever. There is actually a thick smell of oil on it.. and its not crispy enough.

As for all the sushi, i felt is not fresh and the rice is over cooked. Is just a waste ordering all this.. with a bad service as well. What i had ordered includes Kanikama Maki , Kampyo maki and Kanikama as well a Tamago Maki, Not saying on food, the price is even much more expensive than Zanmai and Sushi which able to provide me a better taste of Japanese Delights and yet a reasonable price.

Haiz…..

Taste:
Soft Shell Crab: 0/5
Kanikama Maki: 0/5
Kampyo Maki: 0/5
Kanikama: 0/5
Tamago Maki: 0/5
Mochi: 1/5
Unagi: 0/5
Green Tea: 0/5

Price
Soft Shell Crab: RM 8.50
Kanikama Maki:RM 1.90
Kampyo Maki:RM 1.90
Kanikama:RM 1.90
Tamago Maki: RM 3.80
Mochi: RM 5.90
Unagi: RM 5.90
Green Tea:: RM 2/cup

Sakae Sushi
Lot G212, Ground Floor Promonade,
No 1, Lebuh Bandar Utama,
Bandar Utama Damansara,
47800 Petaling Jaya,
Selangor
Tel: 03-7726 6428
Service Tax: 10%
Government Tax: 5%

Total Bill : RM 32.65
GPS: 3.119947,101.620885

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Posted By : StrawberrY Gal
Homepage : malaysianfoodie

Filed Under: Food Review Tagged With: credit card and cash, halal

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