EAT: Casual Japanese Dining @ Isetan Lot 10 | Dashi Dining Saya & Delica Saya
July 07, 2017
I had never been able to make time to visit the brand new Isetan @ Lot 10 since it's reopening even I had heard so many good feedback about it.
Nevertheless, indeed it is very upscale, different from the usual Isetan, and this Isetan in Lot 10 included many authentic Japanese eateries, from main, to dessert, to coffee.
DASHI Dining Saya & Delica SAYA
This time round, we visited the authentic casual Japanese dining to sample the Japanese main course.It is very easy to locate, at right next to escalator at level LG.
What is Dashi?
Dashi is a Japanese stock (broth), and it is a fundamental ingredient in many Japanese dishes.
Dashi is made from kombu (dried kelp), bonito flakes (dried and smoked skipjack tuna that is shaved into thin flakes), anchovies/ sardine (iriko or niboshi), or a combination of all or two of them.
Dashi is made from kombu (dried kelp), bonito flakes (dried and smoked skipjack tuna that is shaved into thin flakes), anchovies/ sardine (iriko or niboshi), or a combination of all or two of them.
Dashi is used in many different Japanese dishes, such as miso soup, noodle soup, donburi, chawanmushi (savory egg custard), simmered dishes like Nikujaga and more.
(source from explanation found at their take-out counter)
Signature Dishes
1. Take Set (松花堂六格), RM38A combination 6 Japanese dishes, consisting Fried Chicken "Saya" Style, Traditional Japanese Stew, Hokkaido Croquette (beef/vegetable), Japanese Omelette, Tomato with "DASHI" Ginger and Tofu and Kinoko Mushroom with Dashi Sauce.
Absolutely love the tomato, it is mildly sweeten and very refreshing.
2. Fried Chicken with Tartar Sauce, RM27
The fried chicken was very flavorful, crispy skin and juicy meat.
3. Rice with Hot Dashi Soup Grilled Salmon Flake, RM27
Dashi soup was served in a teapot, and one supposed to pour the soup into the bowl of rice like below to enjoy it.
Do not hesitate to ask for refill of Dashi soup, it is free of charge.
4. Rice with Hot Dashi Soup Soy-Marinated Tuna Sashimi, RM29
5. Curry Saya Style, RM24
I like that everything is made to order, and I like that their curry is served with more vegetable whereby other Japanese restaurant tend to serve small amount vegetable only.
6. Steam Egg and Dashi Soup "SAYA STYLE", RM7
Simple but most challenging dishes to be made, and this definitely doesn't disappoint, too.
Take Out Section
One can choose from their ready made dishes and mix their own meal from the take out counter.
Or their daily special bento set.
You can even just pick up an Onigiri if you just want to grab a snack, priced at RM3 each only.
PROMOTION July 2017
DASHI Dining Saya & Delica SAYA is running an exciting BUY 2 FREE 1 promo on Signature Dishes for the month of July 2017 only.
8 comments
Looks very upscale indeed. I better get a hold of its promotion this July to get the most bang out of my money!
ReplyDeleteyummy sushi! Long time no go KL, not sure how to go these shall check out soon. I wanna go Lot 10, and its nearby shopping mall.
ReplyDeleteI love Japanese food and these looks really good.. will take the time to check it out next time am in Bukit Bintang area..
ReplyDeleteOmg ! I love Japanese food! I should come here with my family.
ReplyDeleteThere's so many food to dine in at Isetan Lot 10!! It's been a while since I visit there too =)
ReplyDeleteJapanese is my favourite food and the food look so tempting. I would love to have my lunch there.
ReplyDeleteNice place to have Japanese food. I been there before and love the food and the environment.
ReplyDeleteThe food look delicious
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