Voucher Food Hunt: Shiki Yoshi Japanese Cuisine

Shiki Yoshi has been in business for quite a while in an old style bungalow. We’ve always seen it whenever we drove to/from Island Plaza until one day I jokingly said: This restaurant looks expensive! Let’s go try it if it sells vouchers! Lo and behold, one month after the joke, this appears in ezivoucher!

[68% Off] Shiki Yoshi calling Japanese Cuisine Lovers!!!4 Choices of Maincourse + Sidecourse,Dessert and Free Flow Drink for only RM18.80 instead of RM59.16
http://ezivoucher.com/previous/Shiki-yoshi123

The voucher is only valid from 11am – 5pm so we’ve decided to go for an early dinner/Hi tea at 4pm on the Penang Heritage Day! There was some mix-up with our reservation but thankfully they did not kick us out. We had to wait for quite a while for our sets due to lack of preparation due to reservation mix-up.

Sauce and Stuffs

The Interior

Look at the Wasabi!!!

We notice that they do have set lunch between RM18-RM20 – quite a reasonable price! Here is the menu.

Set Lunch Menu

When the sets were served, we were astounded! They were HUGE! Our choices for the day were:-
Main Course: California roll + cawanmushi and baked salmon
Side dishes (per set): Miso Soup, Pumpkin Koroke & Kani Tamago
Dessert (per set): Pineapple

The California Roll Set - the salmon set is similar, just substitute the roll with salmon

The cawanmushi was very smooth and the California roll was nice! Lots of fish roes surrounding it. The pumpkin koroke was crispy from the outside but soft and sweet from the inside. The Kani Tamago (baked egg with artificial crab meat) was too big until you feel nauseous.

Cawanmushi!

A Closer Look at the Roll

Even Closer!

Pumpkin Koroke

Look at the Inside...

Kani Tamago

Miso Soup

The baked salmon is quite big as well and it tasted typical – nothing special to write about.

Baked Salmon

Anyway, we were beyond full after finishing the sets and didn’t eat until the next morning. So I guess it’s a good deal? =p

Shiki Yoshi Japanese Cuisine is located at Tanjong Tokong, Penang.