Taro Ramen Japanese Noodle Restaurant
Low Yat Plaza, Jalan Bukit Bintang
This is actually our second time here. The first time we
came I was on my way to recovering from hypothyroidism but not quite able to
operate the DSLR properly. This being a photo-blog, in the absence of
photographs we chose not to write about it till now.
Located in the very bowels of the bustling Low Yat Plaza and
bunched together among other eateries (some offering similar cuisines)
competition is stiff and you could be forgiven for overlooking this place.
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| hello again |
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| small and quaint |
But unlike other establishments in the near vicinity, we
like Taro Ramen for trying its best to remain as authentic to the original Japanese
cuisine it represents as possible. Having said this, we need to forewarn
everyone that this place is not by any stretch of the imagination a standard
bearer for our “everyday food for the everyday person” motto as the average
cost of eating here is well in excess of RM20 per person.
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| what to eat, what to eat |
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| say konnichiwa |
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| typical corny shot |
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| still undecided? |
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| I had the.. |
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| .. beef don set |
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| Brendan had the.. |
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| .. hot udon set |
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| while Cat had the.. |
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| pork teppanyaki |
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| how many bottle of sake on the wall? |
Fueled by the abundance of monosodium glutamate prevalent in
Japanese cooking, we headed out for the second round of our KL bus tour (
woot!).
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