I am no big fan of sushi but am always fascinated by the shapes and colours of sushi. I found the taste of sushi pleasant especially when the ingredients are fresh but it doesn't excite me the way food with umami flavours and wok hei does.
Still, good sushi is a welcome change once in a while, and I always enjoy watching colourful sushi glide around on conveyor belts in sushi joints ever since such an ingenious contraptions appeared in Singapore in the 1980s.
So when Sushi King invited me to try out their Chinese New Year menu at the Sushi King outlet at KSL City Mall in Johor Bahru, I gladly accepted.
I had a great food photography and food tasting outing at the cheery restaurant. Everything I tasted today was fresh as you will see in these pictures.
Crunchy and sweet Renkon Chips for RM3
Unagi Roll RM5 for 5 pieces
Golden Fish Nigiri RM3
Ebi Top RM4
Chicken Cheese Age RM6.90
Hotate Masago Gunkan RM4 for 2 pieces
Sakura Roll RM4 (5 pieces)
Lion Roll RM10.90
Another view of the Lion Roll which was well liked among our group of friends.
Sushi King Yu Sang Set RM38.88
We got to try out Sushi King's version of yu sang for the coming Chinese New Year.
Sushi King's yu sang is a good way to start off the New Year with good wishes for all our friends tossing up our good luck together.
Yu Sang noodle set RM16.88
Sushi King also offers Yu Sang noodles which is also a good way to usher in the Chinese New Year.
Susan, Sushi King's Marketing Manager showing us how to mix the sauces with the noodles.
All these beautiful sushi were created and made by Executive Chef Jun Sato and his team at Sushi King KSL City Mall, Johor Bahru.
For sushi fans who want their sushi fresh and reasonably priced, and to enjoy it in a comfortable, hygienic setting, Sushi King KSL City Mall could just be the right choice for you.
Restaurant name: Sushi King
Address: KSL City Mall, Taman Century, Johor Bahru
Map: http://goo.gl/maps/bMPsQ
GPS: 1.485305,103.762983
Hours: 10:00am to 10:00pm
Non Halal - no pork, no lard served
Date visited: 8 Dec 2012
I am no big fan of sushi but am always fascinated by the shapes and colours of sushi. I found the taste of sushi pleasant especially when the ingredients are fresh but it doesn't excite me the way food with umami flavours and wok hei does.
Still, good sushi is a welcome change once in a while, and I always enjoy watching colourful sushi glide around on conveyor belts in sushi joints ever since such an ingenious contraptions appeared in Singapore in the 1980s.
So when Sushi King invited me to try out their Chinese New Year menu at the Sushi King outlet at KSL City Mall in Johor Bahru, I gladly accepted.
I had a great food photography and food tasting outing at the cheery restaurant. Everything I tasted today was fresh as you will see in these pictures.
Crunchy and sweet Renkon Chips for RM3
Unagi Roll RM5 for 5 pieces
Golden Fish Nigiri RM3
Ebi Top RM4
Chicken Cheese Age RM6.90
Hotate Masago Gunkan RM4 for 2 pieces
Sakura Roll RM4 (5 pieces)
Lion Roll RM10.90
Another view of the Lion Roll which was well liked among our group of friends.
Sushi King Yu Sang Set RM38.88
We got to try out Sushi King's version of yu sang for the coming Chinese New Year.
Sushi King's yu sang is a good way to start off the New Year with good wishes for all our friends tossing up our good luck together.
Yu Sang noodle set RM16.88
Sushi King also offers Yu Sang noodles which is also a good way to usher in the Chinese New Year.
Susan, Sushi King's Marketing Manager showing us how to mix the sauces with the noodles.
All these beautiful sushi were created and made by Executive Chef Jun Sato and his team at Sushi King KSL City Mall, Johor Bahru.
For sushi fans who want their sushi fresh and reasonably priced, and to enjoy it in a comfortable, hygienic setting, Sushi King KSL City Mall could just be the right choice for you.
Restaurant name: Sushi King
Address: KSL City Mall, Taman Century, Johor Bahru
Map: http://goo.gl/maps/bMPsQ
GPS: 1.485305,103.762983
Hours: 10:00am to 10:00pm
Non Halal - no pork, no lard served
Date visited: 8 Dec 2012
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