Waku Waku (Closed)

Waku Waku is another new Japanese restaurant situated in Midvalley Megamall. My interest was piqued after seeing a blog about their Nasi Lemak Jepun. I like it when restaurants are innovative with their dishes. So I brought my mum and brother few days ago to dine here.The menu consists of some regular Japanese such as sushi and sashimi. But it also has a page dedicated to Pan-Asian dishes with Japanese touch. Japanese Char Kueh Tiaw, Japanese style Bibimbap were amongst these interesting dishes.

When dine in a Japanese restaurant, I tend to look at its hamburger dishes. The best pairing would be beef hamburger with Japanese curry rice. But sadly, the only place that has this dish, Pasta de Gohan is nowhere to be found. So, at Waku Waku, I ordered the Cheese Hamburger with Rice. It looked good when served on a hotplate. I quite like the brown sauce where it gives just the right salty and sweet taste at the right creamy texture. The hamburger was good and juicy. Underneath the sunny side

Waku Waku has been just opened at Mid Valley Megamall and since the name sounds fun, I went to try it out one day. I personally loved the interior of the restaurant where it hangs pretty lamps and has the greenery decorations of plants and flowers at one side. However, it looked pretty empty on the other side with just wooden frames. It would be great if they hang over some colourful cloths over the frames to have a better atmosphere.I tried the Grilled Salmon with Minced Chicken Rice. It looked

This is my first meet up with SF after her exams. We decided to meet up and have our lunch at the newly opened Waku Waku at Mid Valley. We ordered two main dish and shared among us.Genmai Cha (RM 2.90)For drink, both of us had the cold Genmai Cha; also known as Japanese Roasted Rice Tea. Er.....the tea doesn't really have taste....Don't really like it............ Dragon Roll (RM 14.90)Dragon roll is actually fried shrimp sushi roll with avocado topped with fish roe............The green layers of

To end my lunch at Waku Waku, I ordered Annin Tofu as my desert. Annin Tofu is also known as Almond Jelly/Almond Tofu/Almond Custard. Annin Tofu is actually a very popular desert found in Hong Kong and Japan. But now, you do not need to go to Japan/Hong Kong to savour this desert because you can find it at Waku Waku and also many restaurants in Malaysia.Although the name is called almond tofu, the desert is often prepared using apricot kernels and not almonds but the flavor is similar. Annin Tof

To end my lunch at Waku Waku, I ordered Annin Tofu as my desert. A very light desert with a texture very similar to soft and creamy silken tofu and not too sweet.Annin Tofu (Almond custard) ~ RM 6.90Yummy yummy...........