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Kin No Uma Japanese Restaurant:
A New Collaboration Effort with Chef
Tsueneyoshi Komatsu San
Kin No Uma Japanese restaurant in Palace of the
Golden Horses is undeniably a favorite spot for Japanese food lovers. Its
hospitality and authentic cuisine speak for its reputation as a 5-star fine
dining restaurant. This restaurant is a place to unwind and enjoy sumptuous
meals with friend, families and those close to heart.
After years in the market, this year Kin No Uma transporting a
new privilege to its loyal guests by introducing a new collaboration with a
Certified Chef by Ministry of Royal Japan, Chef Tsuneyoshi Komatsu San.
The
Chef is a well-known Chef in the land of the rising sun with 50 years of
experience in Japanese Culinary. Chef Komatsu San looks forward to this
collaboration as he aspires to provide finest authentic Japanese cuisine to
Malaysians.
The renowned Chef introduced
his signature dish such as Kounomono (Steamed Shimeji Mushrooms) and Yakimono (Grilled
Teriyaki Chicken and Deep-Fried Fish with Curry Flavour) for lunch; and Futomaki
(Japanese Rice Roll with Tuna, Eggplant, Omelette, Seaweed, Assorted Pickles
and Vegetables) and Shizakana (Grilled Wagyu Maksuzakaushi with Wasabi Soy
Sauce) for dinner together with many other dishes.
Kin No Uma is all about delighting people and dazzling them
with Japanese Cuisine at its best. The new collaboration will give a whole new
breath to the restaurant and its menu for guests to enjoy.
Location: Lobby level, Palace of the Golden Horses
Opening hours
12:00 pm – 2:30 pm
6:30 pm – 10:30 pm
Telephone number: 03 – 8944 3484
Kin No Uma
Japanese Restaurant
Kin No Uma offers great tasting authentic Japanese cuisine in a
traditional Japanese setting. Relish in a potpourri of delicious aromatic
Japanese variation. Our experienced Chef Kin No Uma offers only the finest
Japanese cuisine for you! You can find great sushi, kaiseki, tempura,
teppanyaki and many more in a stylish décor in combination with a traditional
Japanese cuisine touch.
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