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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / IKAZAYA KUSHI RAKU @ TTDI

IKAZAYA KUSHI RAKU @ TTDI

August 11, 2015 by StrawberrY Gal

KUSHI RAKU

Izakaya Kushi Raku (串楽) specializes in yakitori and kushiyaki. It is indeed a great place for socialising with friends and colleagues while enjoying variety fresh draught beers, sake, wines, whisky, brandy and more. The restaurant comes with the wide sittting area from decent sitting on bench at the end and long tables with tall chairs at the front. With the red lenterns and bamboo walks together with the shelves of sake at the front, you will know what they are offering when you are walking in.

Bringing you with the delicious Japanese skewers, they have a variety of choices of skewers available from the choices of chicken, pork and seafood.

KUSHI RAKU

KUSHI RAKU
The variety that we had inclusive of the PorkBelly ( Salt/ Sauce) (RM 6) which is indeed delicious, with the moist texture. The have aso the grilled Chicken Wings (RM 7) and the Bacon Wrap Enoki Mushroom (RM 6)
KUSHI RAKU
KUSHI RAKU
For those who love some seafood, try their Baby Scallops with Mentai Sauce (RM 10) , Tiger Prawn with Quill Egg (RM 12) and more. The seafood delights comes fresh and every mouthful comes with the seafood sweetness with it.
KUSHI RAKU
KUSHI RAKU
For some speciality, they have the Wing Stuffed Rice which is something unique here.
KUSHI RAKU
Prefer some vegetarian grilled, they have the variety of grilled vegetables like the grilled lady fingers, shitake mushroom, shimeji mushroom together with butter, and sweet potato with butter.
KUSHI RAKU

Another item that you may opt is the Mixed Vegetable + Prawn Tempura for those who prefer some fried items.
KUSHI RAKU
Even though Yakitori is the signature here, they still have some warm heavy dishes here. The Pork Curry Cutlet with Rice (RM 18) comes simply satisfying with the juicy, meaty pork cutlet jacketed with the crispy breadcrumbs at the outside and juicy meat in the inside. Served with the Japanese Curry in mild spiciness and a bowl of warm rice.
KUSHI RAKU
Not a rice lover, you can opt for a Cold Soba (RM 13) that is indeed satisfying.

Address
Izakaya Kushi Raku (next to Pickle & Fig)
28, Jalan Tun Mohd Fuad 2, Taman Tun Dr Ismail,
60000 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Opening Hours
Mon-Sat: 4:00 pm – 1:00 am
Phone: 603-28569200
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://instagram.com/kushiraku

Filed Under: Food Review, Invited Review



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