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The Osmanthus Matcha Latte was an unexpected delight. Its floral-earthy fusion refreshes rather than overwhelms. The subtle osmanthus aroma pairs beautifully with the smooth, grounded matcha. Not too sweet, super refreshing and perfectly balanced. Would definitely get this again 》RM16

The tamago is delicately crisp on the outside, tender inside, and infused with dashi for subtle flavour. A layer of torched mentaiko adds smoky depth and a salty edge, balanced by soft, fluffy white bread. It’s a simple combination done right. Don’t leave without trying this coz it’s well worth the wait 》RM20

A soothing and elegantly balanced dish that brings together the richness of baked salmon and the earthy depth of matcha-infused dashi broth.

The salmon is moist, flavourful and not overpowering. The matcha dashi lends a subtle herbal complexity, offering a refined counterpoint to the gentle sweetness of the onigiri-style rice.

It’s a comforting, well-executed bowl that satisfies, though it doesn’t quite cross into memorable territory. Worth a casual revisit but not something I’d queue long for 》RM30

Yamada Beancurd is a go-to spot if you’re craving a comforting dessert at night, served from a food truck.

They offer beancurd in both original and pandan flavors, paired with your choice of white or brown sugar (Gula Melaka) syrup. I went for the Set C, which came with a delightful mix of toppings like taro balls, peach gum, and brown sugar pearls that’s freshly cooked on the spot. The pandan beancurd (available only on Friday and Saturday) is another must-try. I got it separately and it was silky, smooth, and subtly sweet. Their cold soya milk is pretty refreshing too.

Heads up, the queue here can get really long, but honestly, it’s worth the wait.

Set C 》RM9
Pandan Beancurd 》RM4.50
Soya Milk 》RM4

Another decent food found in Taman Daya, this Japanese restaurant manufactured their ramen noodles in packaging for distribution. But they also opened their own ramen shop here.

Only 3 choices of broth to go with their ramen here, making it very easy to choose. There’s original, black or spicy,

Comes with 2 pieces of char siew and complete with soft boiled egg and seaweed.

I forgot we ate this before. It's so good. Maybe that's why we subconsciously ordered it.

We wanted some carbs to fill us up, but this tasted so-so only.

Better than expected.

Not bad, but not as shiok when it's not buffet hahaha.

While most of the time we come to JB for decent local foods, but of course there’s also some other options in the city as well.

So if you are searching for Japanese foods at the city area, Kyudon could be one of your considerations.

Serving authentic Japanese foods here and I found this on the menu. Which seldom find in many places.

Suitable for people who don’t like spicy foods. The pumpkin curry taste sweet while retaining the spice of curry.

It comes with big portion of rice at the bottom, accompanied by salad and pieces of juicy chicken meat.

Miso soup is provided.

Nijyumaru is an authentic Japanese restaurant you can find in Sutera, which has another outlet at Permas Jaya.

If you come during the lunch time and prefer individual set, I would recommend this lunch bento that can you mix and match the items yourself.

There’s total of 16 items and you need choose 3 items from them to complete your bento. For mine, I chosen the chicken teppan, grilled eel and fried beancurd. The bento will complete with salad, rice and watermelon.

(RM 11.90)