Sushi Kitchen

DiNa Ong

It had been our first stop by at Alor Setar and we stumbled with this Japanese vegan cafe. Both of us loved it. The staff were welcoming and accomodating despite arriving with bike helmets. It includes a very relaxed ambience and you also have either sitting'Japanese-design' as in at reduced tables cross-legged or at regular sized tables and seats. We find the latter as we have become tall and English. There was a great choice of food and we chose two various kinds of noodle soups and edamame. We were provided complementary sushi directly after we had purchased and I could honestly say it had been the best sushi I've ever endured:I mistakenly though all sushi has been similar but this is served comfy and the seaweed had been dry and crunchy. I am going back again and I will order sushi. Also the eating place was immaculately clean. I usually judge a location on the cleanliness of the toilets also it was spotless.

Giri Rizki Riyadi

Entering the restaurant all of us doubted a bit concerning the authenticity of the laundry. This was a blunder ours! We purchased Miso soup 4/5, seaweed salad 3/5, ealrice 4/5, bbq salmon 4/5, boiled salmon 4/5, scallop 3/5, cozy Japanese crab noodles 4/5, cool Japanese noodles3/5. various other dishes 3/5 The service 3/5. A satisfactory quality for a satisfactory price.