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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / Ishin Japanese Restaurant @ Old Klang Road

Ishin Japanese Restaurant @ Old Klang Road

August 24, 2018 by StrawberrY Gal

Ishin Japanese Restaurant is one of the restaurants in Old Klang Road where they are famed with their quality Japanese Delights.  The restaurant still remains its quality where they are using premium ingredients too.

Tatami Iwashi (RM 22)
We started our meals with the Tatami Iwashi (RM 22). The grilled baby sardine comes addictively good and they are fragrantly done. I love the crispiness of the grilled baby sardine which is served that is just so addictive and fragrant.

 

 



Sashimi Moriawase (RM 80)
Next,we had their signature Sashimi Moriawase where the bowl of sashimi is packed with the fresh pluppy ingridients. The Sashimi Moriawase comes with 5 types of sashimis and every bite is juicy. Love every bites of their sashimi. Enjoy them with their fresh wasabi.

Taste Minu Chawan Mushi (RM 22)
Served in the egg shells, the chawanmushi comes beautiful and insta-friendly too. Enjoy the 3 types of chawanmushi here where we have the uni, tobiko and caviar chawanmushi. Velvety soft egg with the aromatic egg fragrance. Delicious!

 

Hotate Yanagawa (RM 66)
For those who are fans of Hotate, do order this. We love the hotate which comes simply pluppy and juicy. It gives you with the melts in the mouth sensation and the sweet flavors from the broth itself. This is sinfully good.

Wagyu Stone Grill (Market Price) 
Beef lover would definitely fall in love with their wagyu. The moist, juicy meat is beautifully stone grilled. Love the juiciness of the meat itself .

Malaysia Roll (RM 42) 
The lovely sushi is just too good to be enjoyed. We love the umami taste of the sushi itself where the unagi comes together with the mango. The combination of sweet and juiciness of the roll is so addictively good and delicious.

Yaki Udon (RM 37) 
A bowl of Japanese Udon is perfect to ends your meals. Stir fried till perfection, the noodles comes simply slurpilicious and delicious.

Location:
ISHIN Japanese Dining
No. 202, Persiaran Kelang Off 3 3/4,
Jalan Kelang Lama, 58000 KL.
Business hours: 12pm- 3pm, 6pm-1am (kitchen closes at 10pm)
Tel: 03 7980 8228

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