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Sungkai this Ramadhan Japanese Styley at Excapade!

Posted on 31/07/201122/01/2013 By Reedz

For the first time ever, this Ramadhan, Excapade will be offering a sungkai buffet for its customers, but only at it Gadong branch, and only for limited numbers. For B$28.80 (discount card can be used as well!), you get a full spread of sashimi and sushi, teppanyaki dishes, tempura dishes, as well as rice and soba noodles. According to Calvin Cheah, Excapade Sushi Senior QC Manager, varieties will be changed every four days according to what is available.

Among the popular dishes include the freshly prepared scallops and snow crab legs specially flown from Hokkaido, Japan. For a more acquired taste, diners can try the ‘Akagai’ or Ark Shell and ‘Hokkigai’ or Surf Clams.

For meat lovers, enjoy the selection of Japanese style beef, lamb and chicken especially prepared by the professional chefs at Excapade Sushi.

The Excapade Sushi Buffet is currently available at Gadong outlet for $28.80 for adults and $18.80 for children. Membership cardholders are entitled to a 10 per cent discount.

For more detail on the buffet menus, visit Excapade Sushi’s Facebook page or call 2443012 and 8740012. It is strongly recommended that you make advance booking due to the limited number (80) of seats. – Adapted from Borneo Bulletin.

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