Hey foodies!
So, I have a small update for you guys and kinda disappointing...sorry for bumming you guys out before the post itself...
Amaou Ichigo Kit Kat - sounds exotic but it actually means Amaou Strawberry Kit Kat...
The reason I bought such a big box because I thought it was a unique flavour to Japan when in fact they export it out to a lot of countries including Malaysia. It was not until I walked into the Japanese snack section at Aeon that I realised that they were the same flavour. *Bangs head on table*
Yup, you can get this Kit Kat almost anywhere in Malaysia and guess what? It's cheaper too! I bought this box for 2800 which is approximately RM74 which is ridiculous even on Japan standards...I know...*continues to bang head on table*
That's it for this post!
Cheers!
Hello Kit Kat junkies!
Here I am hitting you with another kit kat flavour and this is one of my favourites!!
RUM & RAISIN!!!
I love everything rum & raisin from ice cream to cookies and of course chocolate! I immediately bought two boxes the moment I saw it although I haven't tried it before. =P
It's a white chocolate kit kat but don't be fooled because the moment you tear open the wrapping, the sweet smell of rum & raisin comes bursting out! The aroma is so good that I could smell it all day!
It's a little sweeter compared to other kit kats but I think the white chocolate had something to do with it. My verdict? TWO THUMBS UP BABY!!
The box sells for ¥800 (approx. RM24) and it holds 12 kit kats. I found this at the Aqua City souvenir shop on the 3rd floor.
That's it for this post!
Cheers!
Yo peeps!
This post is a bit overdue but I'll try to explain the juiciness as best as I can remember! =)
Rocku Yakiniku...now where to start...ah yes! You all know what barbeque rite but did yoi know that there are different ways to have barbeque? Rocku Yakiniku is a Japanese style barbeque joint that uses hot coals and a barbwire grill.
The line into the restaurant on the 6th floor of Pavilion was extremely long! Remember to make a booking if you don't want to wait 30 minutes or more.
The staff will bring a pot of coal and place it under the wire once you've ordered. There will be a an order sheet on the table for you to tick what kind of meat you would like. Since they use coal to cook the meat, it is on a 70 minute time limit so eat as much as you can...FAST!
Vegetables and sauces can be found at the buffet area...not much to choose from but I like grilled capsicum and pumpkin! I also question the inclusion of apples...i tried to make grilled apples but it was a little too late by the time I had enough space to grill it...
We had a portion of all the meat to try since it was our first time there and we didn't know how big the portions were. As a pork lover...love it!!! Gotta go again one day to experiment marinating sauces! Le boyfriend is good at that!
The overall grill size is pretty small but it cooks quite fast especially at the beginning when the coal is at its hottest so remember to keep an eye on it!
We also called a few bottles of Kirin! There was a beer girl walking around the restaurant so be on the look out for her for she may have promotional beers to give out!
That's all for this post...sorey if it wasn't as juicy as I said it would be but I must admit that it was quite good albeit a bit expensive!
Shall leave you guys with some pics of us! That's it for this post!
Cheers!
Rocku Yakiniku, Pavilion
Address | Lot 07.01.03, Level 7, Pavilion Kuala Lumpur, 168 Jalan Bukit Bintang, 55100 Kuala Lumpur
Tel | 03 2148 8884
Opening hours | Mondays - Sundays 11am-12am
Facebook | Rocku Yakiniku
Instagram | @rocku_yakiniku
Website | http://www.rocku.com.my/
