Usagi

Andrian Teovilo

We found this eating place in the Karamunsing Complex once we stayed nearby about a recently available visit to the town. With a cost of RM9.90 net per person for a vegetarian buffet, we made a decision to give this a go. We are not naturally vegetariansbut given that we'd eaten plenty of seafood and meats during our remain, we made a decision to take a split and tried this location. The area looks quite regular, (the complex is quite tired looking), however the variety of foods provided was good. Selection of rice, noodles and congee complemented with 4 various kinds of greens, tofu, tempura cabbage, soup, dessert, cold beverages, espresso and tea. It had been a weekday night whenever we were there however the group emerged streaming in non-strop and the laundry were rapidly replenished with fresh products.

Kiki Reranda Putri

Food quality good however, not very much variety.. but rm9.90 thats what u obtain. No complain. Sushi also free movement but have to wait because the chef rendering it.... overall good

Virginia Claudia

There were more than enough raw selections at Usagi, however, there have been flies in the resto, therefore i limited my raw consumption to watermelon and pickled cucumber salad. I could've assisted myself with the natural cuke and tomatoes, but alas, the flies appeared to be gravitating towardsthe 2 platters a lot more than the other meals. Their curry will be vegan, that is good because the rest of the veg cafes I've visited in KK utilize cow's milk within their curry. Sadly there is no sushi when I proceeded to go there. Still I'd supply the place 5 superstars because there were no more than 3-4 non-vegan choices in the buffet. The vegan choices were simple but instead tasty. And I'd provide them with props because of their creative usage of tofu. You'd believe they're using veg meats, gluten chunks, or TVP, but no, the main protein element of all their meals is actually simply tofu in its several textures and varities.