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Home / Food Review / Azuma Japanese Restaurant, Queensbay Mall

Azuma Japanese Restaurant, Queensbay Mall

April 7, 2010 by StrawberrY Gal

Azuma Japanese Restaurant is one of the awaking Japanese Restaurant located in Queensbay Mall had captured a lot of blogger to taste and review. The restaurant it self is located on the South Court of the mall is located at the 2nd floor beside Harvey Norman.

The invitation for this Japanese meal from my sis this time. The shop serves ranges of Japanese Set from sushi to udon as well as more to choose. This time, we went there as plan to had the sushi but is failed. No ordering of Sushi is available as it is a peak time of CNY as well.

As so, we went for set meal. Callista ordered the Beef Teriyaki Set. According to my sis, the beef teriyaki is a bit disappointment as the beef is a bit overcooked. Perhaps for those who love beef, it should be nice with 40% cooked. The taste is nice but is a pity is overcooked

As for me , I had order the set of Chicken Teriyaki Set. The meal of Chicken Teriyaki is nice and delighting,. The chicken is soft and I am totally in love with it. Just a pity, it is a bit salty to taste.

Last but not least is Una Yanagawa Don. This is the nicest among all. The delighting unagi wrapped with egg on top on the hot steam rice. Its really delighting and makes our lips burning hot. The authentic meal really makes a perfection.

Taste:
Beef Teriyaki Set: 2/5
Chicken Teriyaki Set : 3/5
Una Yanagawa Don: 4/5

Price:
Beef Teriyaki Set: RM 25.00
Chicken Teriyaki Set : RM 18.00
Una Yanagawa Don: RM 24.00
Green Tea: RM 1.00

* Prices are subjected to 10% service charge and 5% government tax

Address:
AZUMA JAPANESE RESTAURANT
NO 100-2-F8T, Queensbay Mall,
Persiaran Bayan Indah,
11900 Bayan Lepas, Penang

REVISIT: PART 2


Posted By : StrawberrY Gal
Homepage : malaysianfoodie

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