Lunch at Sukiya, LaLaport BBCC
In the middle of our mall hopping mission, we decided it was time for an early lunch. We made our way down to the lower ground floor of LaLaport Bukit Bintang City Centre (BBCC) and settled on a familiar name—Sukiya Tokyo Bowls & Noodles, or simply Sukiya.
Sukiya described itself as a place that brought together “deep Tokyo culture and a fresh, modern energy”, and we were curious to finally experience it in person.
First Time Dining In
We had actually ordered Sukiya quite a few times through the GrabFood app whenever we were in the mood for Japanese food. But this was our first time dining in, and the setting gave us a slightly different perspective.
Located among a wide selection of eateries, Sukiya felt like a convenient and easy choice—especially with so many options around us still waiting to be explored another time.
What We Ordered
We scanned through the menu, but instead of overthinking it, we went straight for one of their lunch sets:
- Cat chose the Chicken Katsu Don
- I went for the Chicken Katsu Curry
Both sets came with:
- A slice of watermelon
- A soft drink each
The total bill came to RM32.50 (≈ USD8/EUR7).
Our Verdict
The meal was decent and satisfying, much like what you would expect from a casual fast food style restaurant. It filled us up and did the job, but it wasn’t something we would go out of our way to rave about.
One thing we did notice afterward—we both felt quite thirsty, which we suspected might be due to a generous use of seasoning or seasoning enhancers.
Final Thoughts
All in all, Sukiya was:
- Convenient
- Affordable
- Reliable
If you were nearby and wanted a quick Japanese fix, it was a solid option. Just maybe have an extra drink ready on the side!
And with that, we were ready to continue our walkabout. 🍱
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Sukiya Tokyo Bowls & Noodles @LaLaport
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