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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / Fincch Sushi Room @ Jalan Kasah

Fincch Sushi Room @ Jalan Kasah

December 8, 2018 by StrawberrY Gal

Fincch Sushi is indeed one of the hidden jewels for those who are a big fan of Japanese delights.

 

Fincch Sushi Room brings you with the taste buds where you can have the fresh flavours and yet affordable menu all in one place. Importing the best from the Tsukiji Market, the family friendly restaurant offers you with the fresh and quality sushis and sashimis for you to savor.

And recently Fincch Sushi comes up with the delicious set meal priced from RM 88 to RM 128. We started with the Yaki Sakana with the Ebi Tempura Set (RM 128).

The set comes with a huge platter where you can have the awesome seasonal grilled fish and sashimi. The grilled fish is just superb with the flaky texture and fresh. The sashimi comes in 3 kinds and they are all air flown all the way from Japan.

I love the cut of the sashimi. Fresh and huge cut. Every piece is so fresh and delicious. I don’t mind for more pieces of sashimi where they are superbly good and delicious.  The set comes with a bowl of rice, warm miso soup and also a velvety chawanmushi.

Ebi Saute with Kaki Fried Set (RM 88)



The fresh Tiger Prawn  is perfectly pan fried in onion butter sauce and served together with the fried fresh oyster. The oyster is just awesomely good- huge, pulpy with the creamy fresh meat. Awesomely good!

It is accompanied with a platte of swordfish belly served with the wasabi sauce and Japanese Omelette.

Together with the set comes a bowl of rice and also a chawanmushi.


Overall, the service is awesome and food is deliciously good.  The restaurant is perfectly recommended for those who are in love with sushis and sashimi.


Fincch Sushi Room
134, Jalan Kasah, Medan Damansara, Kuala Lumpur. Open Mon-Sat, 1130am-230pm, 530pm-11pm. Tel: 03-2011-6611
Open Monday – Saturday
Lunch: 11:30 am to 2:30 pm
Dinner: 5:30 pm to 11:00pm

 

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