If you don't mind to pay extra charges then good to go.

So i googled about that restaurant and there is this one blogger who wrote about his experience. The waitress had a grim look while serving, bowed slightly and then waited to see if he would actually consume the fish

Next Month Tips

The Best Tonkatsu (Pork Fillet Rice) in whole Japan.
No1. The Best of the Best

7 years exp in Japan.....I guarantee this is the Best of Best.

Just curious. Since u can always taste Japanese food in Japan. Have u ever tried any Japanese food in Malaysia and is there any shops that are close enough to Japan's level? I didn't eat Japanese food in Malaysia for few months after back from Japan. Cause still miss the Jap food there and cannot accept the lower standard Jap food in KL

This post has been edited by estcin: Feb 5 2014, 12:08 PM

Pavillion got 2 shop taste very similar to Japan main branch

- Ippudo = Taste of Fukuoka Ramen
- Santouka - Taste of Hokkaido Ramen

Another is in Subang Jaya, SS17 I think its called Kinpachi. A lot of Japanese goes there and everyday they have some special menu where its written on a board in Japanese. Last I been there was 3 years ago. So I am not sure if it still taste good.

Naza boss brought Gyu-Kaku to Malaysia but here no pork

No pork = tasteless

Ramen soup without pork = sh!t

This post has been edited by RegentCid: Feb 5 2014, 02:50 PM

totally agree

My mom says if if the custom checks my luggage and found alot of bought items from japan, they will charge taxes on us? Is it true?
If so, how is it calculated? Thanks guys!

u mean malaysia custom? most of the time nobody is checking nothing, in my last 10 trips in and out of malaysia (within a 3 months period), i never saw ANYBODY checking luggage being in LCCT or KLIA...

if u worried they charge tax, just open the bought items, separate the box from the item itself (with a different bag) and u will be ok.

This post has been edited by stormlcc: Feb 5 2014, 09:19 PM

Hi guys, I'm planning to stay with a Japanese family (rent a room there) and maybe even hire a free tour guide.
I thinking of giving them a gift from Malaysia when I see them as a thank you/Hello or something. Is that ok or not encouraged (like tipping)?
If its ok, what kind of gifts from here that I should give them? The only special thing that I can think of thats from Malaysia is durian and orang utan which don't seem to be good gifts. Maybe souvenirs like key chain or something?

This post has been edited by masterelr: Feb 5 2014, 09:58 PM

batik. Kain pelikat. Any malaysian handicrafts

hello there.
is there anyone here has used kintetsu rail pass before?
i am planning to cover kyoto, nagoya, osaka and nara.. by reading from the website, i can buy this railpass and has unlimited rides to these places..price is only RM 90 !

Kansai Thru pass is even much better

Anyone at here been travel alone to japan? Can share the experience??

Just finish my trip yesterday..I feel like my leg going to broke

I when to Disneysea last week...totally for kids...not recommend

Lol i guess you must be a real thrill seeker..i find disneysea to have less magic than disneyland

share some of your experience la..got try fugu? kabuchiko?

Disneysea is already a very 'grown up' version of Disney. Lucky you never went Disneyland, then you lagi facepalm. Want totally grown up theme park need to go Six Flags, Universal Studios franchises