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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / Enjoy Premium Japanese Delights @ Nobu Kuala Lumpur

Enjoy Premium Japanese Delights @ Nobu Kuala Lumpur

May 15, 2020 by StrawberrY Gal

During this time, Nobu Kuala Lumpur has been working behind closed doors to find a way to deliver the world renowned dishes that we all know and love without compromising on quality and experience.

And this time, we are glad to have experience these awesome delicious delights from Nobu delivering to our doorsteps. When we received the food, the food is delivered by Nobu Staff instead of third party.

Professionally packed and handled to me, the food arrived warm and everything is perfectly packed and ingredients are well separated in small boxes to ensure everything remains its freshness and is not soggy.

The packaging is so beautiful which really surprise me. Packed in the elegant black box, it is indeed something worth to “wow” when I opened them. And this time, I had ordered 3 items which are Tiger Prawn with Wasabi Pepper, Nobu Tacos and the Nobu Cheesecake.

The Tiger Prawn with the Wasabi Pepper is worth the money. They are not just beautifully packed but the dish comes completely awesome with the generous amounts of prawns in it. The tiger prawns are simply fresh and give you a bouncy texture. Served with the appetizing desserts and salad together.

Ploy with the Nobu Tacos. Nobu indeed putting efforts ensuring each mouthful and taste is excellent. They had separated the tacos with the ingredients in small packs and what you do is to assemble them together. Not just, you are able to ploy with your food but you can ensure that the tacos is not soggy when arrived. The little tacos comes with 4 different types of ingredients which are the chicken, mushroom, salmon and the tuna. Lovely! 

And of course, we ended our meal with their Signature Nobu Cheese Cake. One can enjoy the delicious cheese cake. The cheese cake is superb where one will never say no to it. It is sides with some fruits with it.


For delivery and takeout, please call 03.2164.5084 or WhatsApp 019.389.5085. Payment details are as follows:

Account Name: VENUS GOURMET SDN BHD
Bank Account Number: MALAYAN BANKING BERHAD (MAYBANK)
 5144 9567 9043

If you are looking some Japanese delights; you can now grab them at Nobu! GOOD NEWS! If you wanted to dine with Nobu, they are also reopening next Monday (18th May 2020) ( 6- 9 pm) for dinner only!

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