Tokyo Town & Mitsuyado Ramen @ Pavilion Bukit Jalil

This was my dinner at Pavilion Bukit Jalil on a quiet evening on Thursday, 3 Nov.

Was undecided on what to eat until i stumbled on this Volcano...hmmm....maybe next time.

The shop was quite empty during the weekday evening. Only a few tables occupied.

Ordered their Hakata ramen, with double charsiu and added an onsen egg.

Tastewise pretty decent...or i would say above average...on par with Ippudo standard. Onsen egg nicely done (not too raw nor overcooked), ramen texture is OK (not soggy), with creamy white rich broth.

This place specialises in Tsukemen (dipping noodles), but they also sell a wide range of Hakata & other types of ramen.

Pricewise is reasonable too, and way cheaper than Ippudo (which is above RM40 range).

This bowl of ramen costs RM24++. After include service charges and SST, it is RM27.85 nett. I will definitely come back again...

Perhaps, next round I shall also try out other eateries, such as Tonkatsu by Wa Kitchen.

It is located within the Tokyo Town @ Pavilion Bukit Jalil.

Somehow i felt that this 'Tokyo town' is quite deserted and not many passer-by.

It definitely has the 'Japanese vibe', though I wouldn't expect any eatery/restaurant located in this 'ghost town'...I guess others would think so too...

*just look at another empty restaurant here....

There was a staff stood there with sampling of Okonomiyaki (Japanese pancake). I guess that staff hardly see anyone passing by and was excited to see me. Too bad i have already eaten and too full for anything else.

At another side of the 'town', there is this wall being decorated with Japanese brand Nissin cup/instant noodles and other Japanese brands noodles/snacks. Very creative!

Further away (nearer to the entrance of Tokyo town), I saw some civilisation😀

At least a few people were dining at a Teppanyaki bar.

Hopefully the business here could survive.