Mo-Mo Paradise Malaysia At Lot 10 Bukit Bintang Kuala Lumpur

Japanese Hot Pot Shabu Shabu and Sukiyaki The Japanese Way at Mo-Mo Paradise Malaysia.

Good news For Japanese Hot Pot fan. Japan’s most successful Shabu-Shabu and Sukiyaki restaurant has finally made its way into Malaysian shores! Strategically located in the golden triangle of Kuala Lumpur, Mo-Mo-Paradise is located at 4th Floor, Lot 10 Shopping Centre in Bukit Bintang is the first Mo-Mo-Paradise outlet in Malaysia.

“We see the Japanese hotpot concept of Shabu-Shabu and Sukiyaki as a symbol of kinship and togetherness. Sharing a meal is a key ingredient in our years of friendship, which is why we seized the opportunity to bring Mo-Mo-Paradise to Malaysia,” said Yap Chor Wen, Co-Founder of Mo-Mo Paradise Malaysia.

“Malaysia is a haven for anyone who loves to discover and enjoy all types of good food. Yet, we find many Malaysian foodies who often misinterpret the different styles of Japanese hotpot. The idea is to educate fellow Malaysian food hunters on the distinct styles of Shabu-Shabu and Sukiyaki, as well as to provide an authentic Japanese experience, without the hefty plane ticket prices to Japan!” 

Founded in 1993, Mo-Mo-Paradise first opened its doors in Shinjuku Kabukicho, Tokyo. Dubbed as the traditional Japanese hotpot with a modern twist, Mo-Mo-Paradise’s goal is simple – to provide the ultimate Shabu-Shabu and Sukiyaki experience, with a special focus on a wide variety of fresh, high-quality ingredients, accompanied by warm hospitality, all at a reasonable price. 

An ‘All-You-Can-Eat’ concept, the first Mo-Mo-Paradise outlet in Kuala Lumpur presents two distinct styles of Japanese hotpot - Shabu Shabu and Sukiyaki. 

Customers can choose Shabu-Shabu, the original light broth to be enjoyed with ponzu and gomadare (sesame) sauce, which is specially formulated by Mo-Mo-Paradise and is directly imported from Japan. 

For a richer, sweet-salty flavour, customers can opt for Sukiyaki, the traditional broth from Shoudo Island. 

At Mo-Mo Paradise, team members will be there every step of the way, to guide you through the process of choosing your meats, right up to cooking at the table. For example, if you are new to  Mo-Mo Paradise, its staff will demonstrate the right way to enjoy this Shabu-Shabu.

This Japanese hotpot dish consists of thinly sliced meat and vegetables that are boiled in water. Cooked piece by piece, the food is cooked by the diner at the table! 

An onomatopoeic term, Shabu-Shabu refers to the sound emitted when the ingredients are stirred in the cooking pot before it is served with dipping sauces. 

Similar to Shabu-Shabu, Sukiyaki also cooks thinly sliced meat and vegetables before serving with a dipping sauce. 

What makes it different is the method of cooking, as well as the distinctive broth and dipping sauce. With Sukiyaki, you put all vegetables and meat together in a pot of simmering broth. The broth has a rich flavour, made of salty-sweet soy-based seasoning. 

Customers then choose from the mouthwatering selection of different types of meat such as sakura pork that is sourced locally and beef that is air flown from Australia. The meats are carefully sliced and kept in a strictly controlled temperature before serving. 

The vegetable bar is an impressive sight with more than 20 types of vegetables, sourced locally and carefully selected to ensure utmost freshness. 

“What makes Mo-Mo Paradise a truly authentic Shabu-Shabu experience are the consistent standards. 

Open from 11:00AM to 11:00PM, Mo-Mo-Paradise Malaysia is a non-halal establishment, with meals priced at RM68++ for single pot and RM76++ for mix pot, per person. All meats and vegetables are refillable within the 100 minutes time limit. For reservations/ more information, please contact 03-2110 3588 during opening hours or visit Mo-Mo Paradise Malaysia Facebook Page

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Football World Cup 2018 With Carlsberg Probably The Best Football Beer

Probably The Best Football Beer For World Cup 2018 - Carlsberg!

Over 3,000 parties, rewarding prizes like a trip to Liverpool FC match in UK, jerseys, umbrellas, bottle and can cooler sleeves and an online game to keep the football fever alive.

Calling all footie fans! As the countdown begins to the most anticipated football event of the year, this is your chance to score limited-edition merchandise from Carlsberg’s “Probably The Best Football Beer” campaign. The campaign calls out to beer lovers and football fans alike to collect merchandise from their favourite country namely England, France, Germany, Brazil, Spain and Portugal.



Living up to its brand promise of delivering Probably The Best, Carlsberg – “Probably The Best Beer In The World” and Carlsberg Smooth Draught – “Probably The Smoothest Beer In The World” are commemorating the football event by featuring the mentioned six countries’ flag on its bottles and cans over Carlsberg’s signature hop leaf shape as limited edition packaging.

If you are into football collectables, here’s “Probably The Best Football Merchandise” for you! The design of country flags in vibrant colours is spotted on the limited-edition merchandise such as jerseys, invertible umbrellas, jersey-shaped bottle cooler and can cooler sleeves, which are up for grabs during this two-month long promotion at participating bars, pubs, coffee shops and food courts, from now till 15th July.



Passionate about football but not into the ‘nightlife’ scene? Enjoy the matches in the comfort of your homes and be rewarded a free beer can cooler sleeve as an instant gift when you purchase limited-edition football-themed Carlsberg or Carlsberg Smooth Draught at major super- and hypermarkets and convenience stores.



As Malaysia is a hotbed for football fandom, Carlsberg is pulling out all stops to provide consumers with “Probably The Best Football Beer Parties” with over 3,000 parties nationwide including East Malaysia. Be part of the action and get your adrenaline pumping and stand a chance to win exclusive merchandise.

At the media and trade launch held at Connection in Pavilion KL, Carlsberg Malaysia’s Managing Director Lars Lehmann said, “Bringing alive “Probably The Best” beer experience for our consumers, we believe that the “Probably The Best Football Beer” campaign is all we need to unite football fans. As Malaysians gear up for the most anticipated football event, we want to reward our consumers with exciting promotions, exclusive merchandise, interactive online game and limited-edition products designed in vibrant colours of Carlsberg’s signature hop leaf shape with the flags of Brazil, Germany, Spain, England, France and Portugal.”

“Upping the football excitement, there will be over 3,000 parties nationwide including in East Malaysia, for football fans to enjoy football matches among ardent football fans with chilled Carlsberg and Carlsberg Smooth Draught beers,” he added.



“Furthermore, the campaign is also hitting the digital scene with “Probably The Best Football Beer Game”. It’s an online game where football fans can play and use their football knowledge to predict the scores and win an all-expense paid trip to watch a Liverpool FC match LIVE in the UK with a friend!,” Lars revealed.



Do take part in Carlsberg’s “Probably The Best Football Beer Game”, accessible at www.probablythebest.com.my/football to be in the top of the leaderboard. In addition to the online game, football fans can catch up on the latest football news updates, upcoming matches, results, selected outlet parties’ details and the ongoing nationwide promotions by simply bookmarking the page.



There’s a load of footie interaction activities in store at selected outlet parties like “Probably The Best Foot Pong”, and Football Trivia Challenge. Winners can take home an exclusive “Probably The Best Football Kit” consisting of jersey, umbrella, limited-edition Carlsberg and Smooth Draught with the bottle and can cooler sleeves. There’ll be Bonus Codes giveaways to earn extra points for the online game. That’s not all, successful participants can also stand a chance to walk home with either a Hisense 39” LED TV or a Vivo V71 Smartphone, courtesy of Hisense and Vivo.



Carlsberg is not stopping there! Taking it a step further, the brand also provides consumers with a chance to “Buy and Win” at roadshows held at participating hypermarkets. Consumers just need to make a purchase of a carton of Carlsberg or Carlsberg Smooth Draught and will be able to participate in the game to deliver their best kick and walk away with football merchandise. There is also the “Swipe and Win” contest for consumers to win football merchandise, and also to score exclusive party passes for them along with three friends to enjoy the vibrant atmosphere.



So, as tensions mount for all you supporters out there, take your experience to the next level by being a part of the game with “Probably The Best Football Beer” promo and enjoy Carlsberg and Carlsberg Smooth Draught to be rewarded with exclusive limited-edition merchandise.



Carlsberg Malaysia’s “Probably The Best Football Beer” campaign joins Pavilion KL for this exciting event together with Vivo Malaysia and Hisense.

Logon to www.probablythebest.com.my/football for selected outlet parties, the latest match and news updates, results and ongoing promotions. Follow www.facebook.com/CarlsbergMY for updates of Carlsberg’s upcoming events and promotions!

Ishin Japanese Restaurant Old Klang Road Kuala Lumpur

Ishin Japanese Restaurant located at 202, Persiaran Klang, Batu 3 3/4, Off Old Klang Road, 58000 Kuala Lumpur is very popular for bringing in premium Japanese produce to be savoured by its avid followers.



Each time you dine at Ishin Japanese Restaurant; you will have a sense of having had a satisfying meal. This is due to the experience that Chefs has to serve their Japanese dishes to suit the demanding palate of its diners especially the current season produce of Japan.



We had a chance to taste out; some of the speciality dishes at Ishin Japanese Restaurant recently. To start off our dinner; we ordered the Gyuniku Tataki. Using the premium sirloin cut, the beef is grilled to medium rare, sliced and served with grated radish/ fresh chillies, minced garlic and chopped scallions. You can mince on the soft texture of the beef which marries perfectly to the citrusy sauce that came with it.



One can't miss out having this Dobin Mushi – Tea Pot Clear Soup. It is a clear broth with a nice clean taste. We like how it was presented and how to get the maximum taste. You start off drinking the clear soup from the teacup as it is. This ensures that you taste out the natural flavour of the soup.



Then you can add a tinge of lime to it and it takes you to another level of taste. As you enjoy the soup, you can take off the teapot covers where you will find a prawn, shiitake mushroom and soft Taufoo which you can eat it.

A Japanese dinner isn't complete without an order of Sashimi. For tonight we ordered the Sashimi Moriawase - Chef Selection. One of the reasons why diners keep coming back to Ishin Japanese Restaurant is the sashimi offering for the freshness of the seafood. The clam was very nice with the chewy texture; while the flying fish was superb and the prawn with a bouncy texture that has you lingering for more.

Our next dish from the Teppanyaki menu is indeed an interesting offering which is the Hokkaido King Crab with Duck Liver. This dish called for the use of two exquisite ingredients namely Foie Gras and the Hokkaido King Crab. The duck liver is lightly teppan-fried which has a slight char on the outside and melt in the mouth texture on the inside and is served with meaty crab over butter, soy sauce and fried garlic for the extra flavour.

For the deep fried dish, we ordered the Tori Kaarage. Unlike the Tori Kaarage which are served at other restaurants; at Ishin, each piece of chicken meat is crafted to have only a thin layer of meat; This makes eating this Kaarage a real delight as you can taste the crunchy and crispy combination all in one bite as compared with others which has a big chunks of meat.

The star of the night is our order of the Matsuzaka Wagyu Beef Stone Grill. This wagyu steak is cooked on a hot stone over an open flame. You got a choice of either having the staff to grill it and you can DIY. The premium Wagyu meat leaves up to its name and the marbling of the steak was nice and of course, you can experience not only the sound of the grill, the aroma and every bite of this melt in mouth texture and taste.



The dish comes with a sauce which is a concoction of miso and salt, but frankly, I love the lightly grill soft texture and its natural taste of this premium cut of Wagyu.

Finally, if you still have any stomach space left; you can order the Yaki Udon to fill up your space. The Yaki Udon is stir-fried with chicken and vegetables, topped with bonito flakes for extra flavour.



After a hearty meal, we decided to have a refreshing order of Mix Fruits Platter to cleanse our palate.



As we were ordering our dessert, the staff recommended us to try a not on the menu Musang King ice-cream; which as a fan of the king of Fruit; it was a no-brainer to order it. Taste wise was not too bad, but if they were Musang King flesh in it, it would have made it to my must-eat list.

For more information and reservation, you can call Ishin Japanese Restaurant at 603-7980 8228.

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