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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / UDON KOBO MIN MIN @ DAMANSARA UTAMA

UDON KOBO MIN MIN @ DAMANSARA UTAMA

December 7, 2015 by StrawberrY Gal

udon kobo min min

udon kobo min min

One of the new opening in Damansara Uptown, Udon Kobo Min Min is indeed a restaurant worth to visit for their delectable udon. Serving a variety chocies of udon in their menu, fans of Udon would definitely love this.
udon kobo min min
Salmon Sashimi (5 pcs) (RM 18.90)
For those who are a big fans of sashimi, try their Salmon Sashimi where it is packed with freshness and every mouthful was a good one. The delicious sashimi brings you with the complete sweetness. Nicely done.

udon kobo min min
Chawanmushi
Smooth and velvety texture. Nice.

udon kobo min min

Gyoza (5 pcs) (RM 8.90)
Pan seared pork and vegetable dumplings is one of the delights to enjoy here. We;; pan seared till perfection with the light crisp. Awesomely good.
udon kobo min min

Curry Udon (RM 18.90)
For those who are a big fans of udon, get a munch of the creamy curry based udon which is awesomely good. The udon comes completely good with the thick curry paste and also the bouncy juicy pork slices. I love the way it is done.

udon kobo min min

udon kobo min min

Nikujiru Tsuke Udon (RM 17.90)
Fans of some cold udon brings us with the amazingly good bouncy noodles.Have them together with the thick and tasty dipping sauce and condiments.

udon kobo min min

Katsu Curry don (RM 10.90 (mini) / RM 17.90 ( big) )
For fans of curry, you can try their signature Japanese Curry and Crispy breaded Japanese Pork Cutlet together with it.Enjoy your crispy breaded pork cutlet with the warm rice.

udon kobo min min

Ume Onigiri (RM 4.90)
Pressed Sushi rice wrapped with plum and seaweed. Not being a fans of onigiri, it does not comes to my liking.

udon kobo min min
Mizu Mochi (RM 6.90)
The Mizu Mochi is simply my favourite of the night. This is where the Japanese clear jelly served with brown sugar syrup and roasted soy powder. the taste is awesomely good and every mouthful is just perfect.

udon kobo min min
Matcha ice cream (RM 5.90)
Yuzu Sherbet (RM 5.90)

Overall Udon Kobo Min Min is indeed a nice restaurant to visit for udon. I love their Salmon Sashimi , Curry Udon and also Nikujiru Tsuke Udon.

Udon Kobo Min Min
No 72 GF, Jalan SS 21/35
Damansara Utama
Tel: 012-319 0028
Business hours: 11.30am – 2.30 pm, 6pm – 10pm

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