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Scallops pizza Smile Oct 24, 2012   
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Categories : Japanese | Restaurant | Pizza/Pasta | Steaks / Chops | Seafood

 
This is one of my favorite dish from pasta zanmai. The mini hotake or scallops pizza is a thin crusted pizza with a juicy scallop on every slice of pizza. The chef will drizzle a layer of mayonnaise and they are very generous with it as each slice of pizza is laden with lots of mayonnaise. Apart from scallops, there are also mushrooms and onions which complements the juicy scallop. This dish is definitely a must whenever I visit pasta zanmai.
 
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Unagi Smile Oct 24, 2012   
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Categories : Japanese | Restaurant | Pizza/Pasta

 
This is quite a unique concept restaurant, with a fusion of italian and japanese style cooking and ingredients. The dish I had this time was more to japanese style and ingredients. The unagi is lighlty seared ad bathed with a thick sticky version of soya sauce. It was sweet and slightly salty and if you mix it with the egg, the sauce would stick to the rice making every spoonful like a sushi roll except there is no seaweed to hold it all together.
 
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grilled pork butt Smile Oct 24, 2012   
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Categories : Western variety | Restaurant | Steaks / Chops | Burgers / Sandwiches | Group/Family dining

 
I had the Grilled Beer Braised Boston Butt. No it's not pork butt but pork shoulder. You should ask the restaurant owners why the name. After being braised with beer the pork is grilled to perfection. The meat is tender and the fat melts literally in your mouth. You can still taste the beer in the gravy. The mash is awesome as well and according to the waiter, it is made fresh daily.
 
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house special Smile Oct 24, 2012   
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Categories : Japanese | Restaurant | Noodles | Group/Family dining

 
This has always been my favourite place for a bowl of noodles and the price here is inexpensive too. I would always go for the house special whenever I dine at marafuku. The house special consist of an egg with specially hand made udon.The egg is half boiled egg and I would mix it thoroughly with the mee before eating. The mee has a chewy texture to it and goes well with the egg.
 
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Fried chicken balls Smile Oct 24, 2012   
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Categories : Japanese | Restaurant | Ramen/Udon/Soba

 
I will use 3 cantonese words to describe these godsend fried chicken balls.

Peng means cheap. These babies are seriously cheap, only RM1 each and they are the size of a dumpling each.

Leng means beautiful. The chicken balls are fried until it reaches a perfect golden brown and look like little pieces of golden nugget.

Zheng means nice. The chicken retains its moisture and is juicy when you bite into it. They taste a little salty and I usually put a layer of marufuku homemade spices on it before digging in.
 
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