One of the Watami Japanese Casual Restaurant is located at Level 1, Paradigm Mall. It was established in 1984 and is the leading brand under the Watami Group with over 600 shops worldwide in Japan, Hong Kong, China, Taiwan and Singapore. Watami is the original creator of the “Ishokuya” dining concept in Japan, one that features the delights of modern Japanese cuisine, which include Watami’s original dishes and signature beverages. It is a new type of tavern that concentrates on providing food with less emphasis on alcohol at affordable prices. It serves delicious Japanese food and drinks in a comfortable atmosphere. The dining environment is good for causal gathering and family. I have ordered Watami Miso Ramen. The Ramen is really nice, fresh and stringy, the Miso soup taste good and the pork slices are simply excellent. The green tea here is refillable. The price is a bit expensive, but I think it is worth the money due to its food quality and nice environment.

One of the Oyster King branch is located at Lower Ground of One Utama Shopping Mall. Their signature dish of course is Fried Oyster, or better known as 'O-Chien' or ‘O-A-Cian’ in Hokkien, once made popular by hawkers and coffee shops, is recognized as one of the best street food Malaysia. Beside this, they also serve up a menu of clams (known as “Lala”) delicacies such as Lala Fried MeeHoon and Lala Fried Rice that will satisfy everyone's palate. Oyster King in One Utama is more like a food kiosk where it has limited number of tables. We have ordered Combo Set 1 which include Fried Oyster & Lala Fried Mee Hoon and Refillable Green Tea. The fresh oysters fried in dark special thick sauce, dip in the chilli sauce, which made the whole dish very delicious. But still, it lack of the local taste which we can find in night market fried oyster. Lala Fried Mee Hoon also not bad. Overall, I think the combo set is really worth the money.

One of the Snowflake branch is located at Level 3 of Mid Valley Megamall, near to Nike Shop. Snowflake use the best, most natural and freshest ingredients to make the desserts. They source only the best products and suppliers locally and overseas to ensure the highest standards in our desserts. All their ingredients are then carefully cleaned, cooked for hours (sometimes days) and handmade into our delicious products like grass jelly, soya bean milk, tou hua, taroballs and our great range of bean toppings. I have ordered
Grass Jelly Best Seller. Upon ordered, I was given a Beeping UFO. Once the dessert is ready, the LED will flash and you will need to go to the counter to collect your dessert and return the UFO. The combination of Grass Jelly and Taroballs is really nice and refreshing. There are plenty snowflake series to choose from, next time I will try Tohua Series.

Roast Kitchen serves halal Chinese-style roast duck, chicken and beef, Asian-fusion and vegetarian dishes. Their main speciality is their roast duck. It has a clean looking white and orange colour scheme, with the roasts appetisingly displayed in the front window in traditional Chinese restaurant style. Delivery service is also available. The restaurant is located somewhere near to Pizza Hut outlet in TTDI, same row as Maxis outlet. I have ordered BBQ Beef Noddle. The noodle is nice and stringy and and the beef is so tender and juicy. Overall, I think the noddles here are good, next time should try their duck noddle in stead.

Roast Kitchen serves halal Chinese-style roast duck, chicken and beef, Asian-fusion and vegetarian dishes. Their main speciality is their roast duck. The lays claim to being the first halal restaurant to serve authentic Chinese style roast duck. Their roasts are in such high demand that they also supply their roast meats to other restaurants. I have ordered BBQ Chicken Tight Noodle(dry). The noodle is nice and stringy, the BBQ chicken tight taste good. Overall, I think the noddles here are good, next time should try their duck noddle in stead.