This was an early dinner for me. I visited Teppanyaki@The Starling (CLOSED) previousy but I did not blog about it.
It's at the basement level and since it is still around since opening, I suppose it is doing all right. There were one or two eateries there which closed down.
There are two condiments at the table, a chili dip and soya sauce. I'm afraid the chili dip was not as good as the one I had on my first visit two years ago.
There was a lady who came in just after I did and she ordered the same thing - chicken teppanyaki and the chef cooked our food at the same time.
There you go. A modest serving of rice, chicken and vegetables. Simple and good. Not fantastic but decent enough for a relatively affordable meal. This and green tea cost me RM13.40.
I won't mind coming back.
Yup, I cleaned my plate hee..hee...hee...
Aiks, where are the garlic chips? I need my garlic crisps...lol! :D I like to eat this too because of the piled high stir-fry vegetables I get (though the Japs would probably cringe at how Malaysianised we have made their teppanyaki)...haha! ;)
ReplyDeleteI had it again today and I paid attention when my dish was served. There were garlic chips but so little that I would have missed them had you not mentioned it!
DeleteMy 1st tried was N years ago at Sungai Wamg and I really love it! I like to mix both the sauce and poured on the veggie and meat :P
ReplyDeleteI've visit this Starling Mall outlet too recently. portion had shrunk so much and the taste of the dish not as good as it used to be :(
I agree that the taste is not that great. I remembered it was much better and the chili sambal back then was quite awesome.
DeleteMy usual order if I go to teppanyaki outlet. Chicken teppanyaki.
ReplyDeleteMust be good, you lick clean your plate! ^^
I like beef but since it is not so popular, it tends to be not fresh. So I stick to chicken.
DeleteA well balanced meal of carb, protein and vege. Good price too! I didn't even notice this shop at Starling because specialisedspecialised shops are off my list due to the "wok hei" that I don't like.
ReplyDeleteI agree, a well balanced meal. There is no wok hei taste in the chicken at all, to my disappointment.
DeleteI used to be crazy when Teppanyaki first arrived our shores over 15 years ago. Nowadays I found the taste dropped after eating them in Japan which is much less oily with different ingredients of fragrance. Let me go back to try our Teppanyaki again as I love taugeh like crazy.
ReplyDeleteThe one at Starling is just ok, so you go elsewhere lah for your Teppanyaki fix. LOL!
DeleteI love teppanyaki and i had teppanyaki at a buffet dinner during cny and it is a good mix of meat and vegetables.
ReplyDeleteI like it due to the meat and vege.
DeleteLooks yummy! The cook will be very happy to see your cleaned plate. Lol!
ReplyDeleteLOL!
Deletethe teppanyaki looks good, nice to have something affordable yet filling.
ReplyDeleteIt was a good meal for that price. Just don't be too fussy about the taste. LOL!
DeleteWow!!! You sure licked the plate clean!
ReplyDeleteI did!
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