Monday, January 5, 2009

Tenji Japanese Buffet

After reading some food blogs and yoroi’s recent visit there. We decided to go try it out ourselves to see what’s the commotion about Jogoya’s replacement.

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Tenji is located at Solaris Mont Kiara.Solaris seems to be the latest happening place to go for food and drinks nowadays.

Here are some shots of the food available:

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The bar where the oysters, sashimi are.

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Here’s a shot of the oysters Tenji has to offer. I can assure you it’s quite big. :P

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Very tempting salmon sushis

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Tempura Prawn. For this, i prefer the one they serve at Jogoya.

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Smoked salmon.

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Roast beef.

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This came from the chinese section. Bell peppers with scallops.

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Tenji also offers various steam fish. They have Cod, Siakap, Red Fish (which i think is red garoupa). The photo you see up there is steamed Cod fish.

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The desert station. There were 3 counters and one haagen daaz ice cream corner.

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Operation Hours:
Weekdays:
Lunch 11.30 a.m. - 4.00 p.m. RM77++
Dinner 5.30 p.m. - 9.30 p.m. RM88++
Supper 10.00 p.m. - 2.30 a.m. RM88++

Weekend & Public Holiday:
Lunch 11.00 a.m. - 4.00 p.m. RM77++
Dinner 5.30 p.m. - 9.30 p.m. RM88++
Supper 10.00 p.m. - 2.30 a.m. RM88++

We went on Monday night, although there was another session after dinner, they started keeping all the dishes. Maybe there weren’t enough tables to warrant a Supper session? hmm…
Maybe I’ll pay them another visit sometime in the upcoming months.

The Address:
Lot L-01-01,
SohoKL, Solaris Mont' Kiara
2 Jalan Solaris,
5o480 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 1700-80-1818 / 03-6203 6896

Sunday, January 4, 2009

Bukit Tinggi Dinner Trip

Had dinner with my 5th uncle’s family at Bukit Tinggi on Sunday. This is where we went. It’s located on the other side of the road if you’re coming from KL. You need to take a left turn after you come down from the steep slope and pass through the underground pass.
After passing through the underground pass, turn right at the T-junction and go straight. You’ll see the restaurant on your left.

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DSC02332 Some of the more famous dishes the restaurant has to offer.

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Fresh river prawn and 冬粉 soup

DSC02342 Steamed catfish. We were wondering why they served the fish in a clay pot instead of the typical stand. hmm….

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Long beans and crispy pork. Yummy…

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田七 vegetables. Think I’ve placed the flash wrongly for this shot. :P

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Steamed paddy frog.

Some additional shots:

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This vegetable can only be found in Bukit Tinggi / Genting. Taste crunchy and juicy. My favorite vegetable of all time. Here’s a close up shot of how it looks like.

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Friday, January 2, 2009

UF’s lunch at Wendy’s

2nd day of the New Year some fellas from the office decided we should indulge on some beef burgers and frosty shakes from Wendy’s so here’s the usual suspects.

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Thursday, January 1, 2009

Gasoline – Lookout Point

After getting the UWA (ultra wide angle) lens, I decided to go up to Lookout Point in Hulu Langat for some night photos. As for directions on how to go there:

  • Go straight from Ampang Point and pass Ampang town
  • Follow the sign board that says Carrefour Ampang
  • Once you reach Carrefour Ampang, (which is suppose to be on your right) go straight
  • Eventually you’ll come to a traffic light cross-section.
  • On your left should be some shop-houses.
  • Turn left up to the hill. There should be a signboard saying Lookout Point.

Journey from PJ to Lookout Point via Ampang Elevated Highway, approx 30-45min?

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KL skyline from the restaurant

Saw one of their decorated MYVI during our way to the car.

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My new pet

Say hello to my new pet.

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This would do wonders during the upcoming January weekends. =)