Creamy uni, salty ikura that burst into the flavour of the sea when you bite into them and succulent, sweet, fresh scallops. All sitting pretty on a bed of perfectly seasoned rice. More expensive than the usual rice bowls but definitely worth it!

Ikura, uni and negitoro don. This place never disappoints me. Also, I guess it’s only fitting that my last post on Foodspotting becomes my first post here.

This chef is sneaky... He makes it seem like there isn't much uni but there's actually a lot. I was close to the point where it almost got too rich because of the generous amount of uni and ikura. Almost. But not quite ;-) . Still one of my favourite places for Japanese food.

No words needed.

Rice bowl with assorted sashimi and sushi items. There were 10 different types of deliciousness in that bowl! Tamago, tako, aji, ikura, hotate, hamachi, sake, ebi, maguro and ika. All fresh and good, as expected from this place.

Fatty pieces of tuna belly that melts in your mouth. M-E-L-T-S !

Melt in your mouth unagi. Ugh. So good.

More ikura than rice. Excellent!

Always good.

Head chef's recommendation as now is the best season for sea robins. This had a clean taste, with slightly firm flesh. Quite like this one.

Tuna rice bowl. So, so simple but that was all I needed. I am a terrible dining companion when it comes to Japanese food. I get far too engrossed in my food and ignore everyone and everything else.

Salmon and salmon roe on sushi rice. Let the picture speak for itself.

Fresh scallop sushi. So sweet and lush. Bring more please.

The perfect birthday cake!

This was yummy! And cheap! 😁😁😁

Also another item I reach for regularly. Sushi Mentai is one of those places we head to when we just want a quick sushi fix. It’s not mind-blowing, but you can be in and out in less than 30 minutes and spend less than RM50 for 2 persons.

For RM2.80 a plate, I thought this was quite nice. I usually shy away from raw fish when we dine at conveyor belt budget sushi restaurants but we had this made to order. Handy tip - go later in the evenings, around 8pm or so when the conveyor belt is almost empty and order off the menu.

Cheap (RM1.80 per plate for yellow plates) and adequately decent enough for us to eat here occasionally. We’ve tried several branches and the SS2 one seems to be slightly better. Our favourite branch is still the one in Bandar Puteri, but this is good enough for when we are in the area.

With some torched cheese sauce on top I believe. Tamago sushi is usually the first item I grab off the belt. I don’t know why I like it so much, I just do 🤣.

Budget sushi at RM2.90. I’m a little ashamed to admit that I really did enjoy this 🙈.

The sauces helped. Might repurchase for a quick eat and run meal.

Imitation awabi but I like the taste and the chewiness 😆.

Decent enough. I usually try not to take any raw fish at conveyor belt budget sushi joints. You really do get what you pay for.

Pretty standard pre-made supermarket/foodcourt sushi. Low expectations means less disappointment 🤣.

Butter fish roasted with cod roe. All I tasted was rice and mayo.