Glamorously showcased, this Japanese restaurant offers not only a quiet and comfortable dining ambience but fresh and delicious sashimi and sushi. The finest Japanese dishes are presented on the menu and availability depends heavily on freshness of the ingredients.
Entering the gastronome journey here with the crunchy Salmon Skin at RM 6. A pleasant crisp and perfect when accompanying this with the Lobster Salad at RM 22.
The Lobster Salad was good yet nothing close to ambrosial. Almost like it is an effortless attempt of simple lettuce, crab stick, cherry tomato, grated carrot and sprinkled ebiko on lobster mayo.
Yasai Miso Soup serves to warm the appetite with simple yet divinely combination of assorted vegetables and mushroom.
When up for some sashimi, Senjyu vouches freshness and valuable exertion of promising slice techniques. Both the Hamachi Sashimi and Salmon Belly Sashimi serves at RM 28 and RM 22 respectively.
Hokkigai Sushi sells at RM 10 and fan of surf clams would be glad with the freshness of their perfect and evenly sliced clams.
Proceed to the heavier and stronger flavour, the maki sushi and the gunkan-maki. Foie Gras and Oyster Maki cost RM 28 and this is amazing when savouring upon it being served. The Deep Fried Maki rolls might have been a little strong hence over powering the freshness of oysters. Foie Gras were not superbly smooth but it was a decent combination.
Gunkan-maki is lovely but nothing divinely memorable. Gunkan means battleship in Japanese and hence the shape of the sushi which is oval shaped and looking like a battleship. Uni sushi cost RM 48 but I don’t recommend this unless you are a serious sushi connoisseur. It was not stunningly fresh.
Goma Ice cream sells at RM 10 per tiny scoop while the sesame didn’t quite tasted very fresh. The sweetness is moderately sufficient to please the sweet tooth or as a great closure to your meal.
Senjyu is located at:
2F-27, 2nd Floor, Bangsar Village II,
2 Jalan Telawi Satu, Bangsar Baru, 59100
Tel: 03-2287 1535
GPS: 3.131003,101.671332
Website: http://www.senjyu.com.my/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/senjyu
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Looks like quite the feast.
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Your blog made me hungry…
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And yours make me wanna travel to Japan. 😄
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Salamat…Nice seeing you here..
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I find Senjyu, Bangsar has one of the freshest Sashimi around.
One of my favorite.
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Xenri is much better when it comes to sashimi. If you are a fan of that, you must check them out. On Tuesdays or Fridays, that’s when most fishes are flown in.
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