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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / KURATA @ PARKROYAL HOTEL KUALA LUMPUR

KURATA @ PARKROYAL HOTEL KUALA LUMPUR

March 5, 2015 by StrawberrY Gal

KURATA

A hidden jewel for a Japanese Fine Dining Cuisine located in Parkroyal Hotel Kuala Lumpur is a brainchild and developed by Cassandra Lynn Kurata with their three Japanese Chef. Kurata Japanese Fine Dining serves you with the authentic Japanese cuisines as how it is traditionally served in Japan. The restaurant which had opened back in November 29th November 2014

KURATA

NEW JAPANESE FINE DINING RESTAURANT conceived and developed by Cassandra Lynn Kurata with THREE JAPANESE CHEFS: Director Chef Doi, Executive Chef Fujiwara and Head Sushi Chef Saito. Cassandra Lynn Kurata, founder of Kawaii Capital Sdn. Bhd. opened “Kurata Japanese Fine Dining”, a brilliant restaurant featuring traditional Japanese Cuisine at PARKROYAL Kuala Lumpur on November 29th 2014.

The restaurant concept is bringing you with the authentic edomae style sushi, Seafood Shabu-Shabu, Tempura or Sukiyaki. And this round, we had the opportunity to try their Edome Style Sushi as well as their Shabu Shabu.
KURATA
We had the Ala cart Sushi 8 Pieces “Suzu” (RM 110.00) where we are served with the Otoro , Hirame, Botan Ebi, Hotate, Kohada, Ikura, Tamago as well the Negitoro –maki. Each of the items are indeed well made and freshly done.
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I am in love with the Botan Ebi where the presentation comes so beautiful with the authentic style of presentation where the tail is being folded over towards the shrimp meat.

As for other sushis, it is indeed well done and topped with the fresh fish which is imported on monday, tuesday and friday from Kyushu- Island, Hokkaido and Tsukiji Fish market.
KURATA
And for the Tamago, it’s amazing. The tamago is served with the restaurant name on top and chef explains “ All their egg are homemade by using the copper sauce pan. The cooking process takes pretty long and before cooking, the saucepan is heated for 1 hour with pure 100% canola oil which creates the soft texture of the tamago.

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Besides sushi, Kurata offers Sukiyaki, Tempura and Seafood Shabu-Shabu. This round, we had the seafood shabu shabu which is being served with the natural soup stock (dashi) with the fresh crab and shrimps imported from Hokkaido. Shabu-Shabu literally means dipping the fresh ingredients inside the soup stock. Guests can enjoy and watch the trained waiters prepare the seafood shabu-shabu right at the table for best timing to eat. Their food and serving style are traditional Japanese ways.

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The brooth comes light, nourishing with the goodness of all the ingredients in the bowl. Every mouthful is divinely good complete with the sweetness from the seafood taste. Kudos to the chef!
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Overall, Kurata serves a great Japanese Dining. It is not just serving good food but the ambience is superb. If you are looking for a date, From bringing your date, business proposals or family gatherings, you can make your booking here as they have are 4 private rooms, the largest private room accommodate up to 20 guests. Special dinner courses start from RM 180 RM 220 RM 270 RM 330. On top of grand private rooms, they have spacious dining hall to assist banquet events for up to 78 pax. For special banquet events they provide buffet style for more reasonable pricing at RM 210 per person starting reservation from 40 pax. To reserve dinner banquet dinner courses 4 days advance reservations are necessary.

For inquires concerning menu and price, Visit their homepage at www.kuratajapanesedining.com

Kurata Japanese Fine Dining
Parkroyal Hotel
Jalan Sultan Ismail
Kuala Lumpur
T: +603 2110 0226
https://www.facebook.com/JapaneseFineDiningKurata
Opening hours: 6pm to 11pm daily

Filed Under: Food Review, Invited Review

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