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You are here: Home / Food Review / ROKKO JAPANESE GRILL RESTAURANT @ LE APPLE BOUTIQUE HOTEL

ROKKO JAPANESE GRILL RESTAURANT @ LE APPLE BOUTIQUE HOTEL

June 1, 2015 By StrawberrY Gal - Food Review, Invited Review Leave a Comment

ROKKO JAPANESE

A brand new Japanese Restaurant (Rokko Restaurant) which is located just next to Avenue K indeed bringing us much suprises during our recent visit. The restaurant with a big space, private rooms and the restaurant is bringing the concept of Isakaya Style.
ROKKO JAPANESE
ROKKO JAPANESE
The interior of this outlet portrays the famous Japanese guest-house (Rokan) like golden-day era time with its tranquil Zen-liked wooden timber designs.
ROKKO JAPANESE
We started with the platter of appetizers where the platter of the variety of small delights. This includes the Spicy Sliced Bamboo Shoot (RM 5.50); Sweet Potato with Butter (RM 13), Mozuku Seaweed with Ginger, Kimchi (RM 7) , Cuttle Fish with Squid Guts (RM 9) and many more. The appetizers comes deliciously done.

ROKKO JAPANESE
Edamame (RM 10)
Served so cute alike a tree hanging and you can plug as you go.
ROKKO JAPANESE

ROKKO JAPANESE
Assorted Sashimi (RM 43/pax)

The sashimi comes with the great selection of fresh items where we are being served with the yellowfin tuna, botan ebi (jumbo prawn) , Chime saba (mackerel fish), salmon, maguro and fresh hotate. Each of the items comes awesomely good and every mouthful of the sashimi is so delicious.
ROKKO JAPANESE
Dragon Roll (RM 19.00)
The Dragon Roll is indeed well done where the dragon rolls are well done with the topped of avocado and unagi on top. In between brings us with the crispy touch of deep fried prawns. The rolls comes with the huge portion and it brings us with the moist texture.
ROKKO JAPANESE
Assorted Skewers (RM 20).

The platter of skewer which includes the grilled Chicken Balls, Grilled Chicken Tail, Grilled Chicken Giaazed, Grilled Chicken Meat with Leak and also Chicken Gizzard Skin. The skewers comes deliciously good with the tender juicy meat.

ROKKO JAPANESE

ROKKO JAPANESE

For this month, Rokko also introduced the Parent Day Promotional set which comes with the Kirin Beer. Served together is the Hamachi is served with the foie ges special roll together with the homemade Sesame dressing, Salmon and also the Chawanmushi.

ROKKO JAPANESE
Foie Gras with Egg Roll (RM 32)

Expensive taste afterall, but yet the taste comes awesomely good with the fragrant blend of foie gras in it.

ROKKO JAPANESE

Tenderloin Steak (150g) : RM 88

Bringing you the Australian Beef; the steak is being teppan till perfection. The meat is indeed well done with the complete juiciness in it.

ROKKO JAPANESE
Deep Fried Tempura Prawn : RM 30.00

The tempura is well deep fried till golden yellow leaving us with the crispy bites at the outside and the juiciness in the inside.
ROKKO JAPANESE
Seafood Fried Rice (RM 19)

Ended with a bowl of hearty seafood fried rice which is filled with “wok hei” in it.

Location :
Le Apple Boutique Hotel Ground Floor,
160, Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur,
50450,
Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia
Tel: 60 3-2181 6557

Restaurant: Rokko Japanese Grill & Bar Hotel: Le Apple Boutique Hotel Locations: Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur, The Golden Triangle Food: Japanese Cuisine Category: Food Review, Invited Review


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