KK Food Reviews

Finally got to try out the food, especially the burger over at Wagamama Japanese Restaurant at Grace Point. Found out that the menu in this branch is different as compared to its other branches here in Kota Kinabalu: the specialty here are the burgers, which are not served in the other branches.

As usual, when in a Japanese restaurant, ordering Salmon and the Ebiko sushi is a must for me..

Tempura Udon & Salmon Burger

That night, I went there with my brother, and my BF. Both of them ordered burgers, so I wanted to try one of the burgers as well, but turned out that the burger buns ran out, so I had to order something else. In the end, I just ordered Tempura Udon.

Eating Japanese food at this branch is certainly something different, as it is outside in a food court and right beside the road, so it is perfect for those who would like to grab a bite, they could just park on the side of the road, and order a burger take-away!

So if you would like to eat Japanese food in a slightly different environment, then Wagamama Japanese Restaurant @ Grace Point is the place to go.

Had a chance to try out the food over at Grace Point, Sembulan this afternoon.

To those of you who doesn’t know where Grace Point is, do you know where this Double Six Monument is in Sembulan?

That is where Grace Point is. And to those of you who still thinks it is called Grace Park, well, it’s not. It has been changed to Grace Point now.

Some surrounding pics of Grace Point Food Court..

The food court is very uniquely shaped (hard for me to explain it here, you have to go there to see it for yourself).

I heard that Sutera Harbour Resort got the best local food vendors in the city to operate within the food court aimed at setting a new benchmark for casual dining centre, and I must say, the place has quite a nice selection of food!

Anyway, this is our drink.. Iced Nescafe, and my 100 Plus. Both are at normal price.

Found out that 2 of the stalls were operated by my relatives! Cool! This is one of them..

The BF wanted to eat Thai food, and I joined him in that idea.

The BF ordered Nasi Goreng Pattaya (Pattaya Fried Rice). Delicious (but spicy)! Reasonable too: RM5.50.

And here’s mine; their lunch set. RM7 per set. Quite reasonable, and as expected from a Thai stall, the fish was quite spicy, but yummy! I had no problem finishing it!

So if you haven’t tried out Grace Point food court, you really should! I heard it’s quite a happening place to dine at night!