Fubũ Haus (Appointments Only) — Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur

Hi there, I visited your restaurant on Sunday around 7:45 PM to 8:30 PM and wanted to highlight the exceptional service provided by one of your staff members. She has short shoulder-length hair, wears glasses, smiley face (I’m unsure of her name). She served me and my partner during our dine-in. She was sweet, keep refilling me water and offering recommendations based on our preferences.

We ordered the salmon sashimi, smoked duck don, gyudon, teriyaki chicken, honey ginger tea. Everything tasted good, but what truly stood out to me was the comfort and care I received.

I got a fever finished a doctor’s visit nearby. The clinic closed at 7.30pm I rushed there like hell running on the escalator knowing they will close sharp I might miss the chance to visit the doctor. Thanks god I made it and I really needed some warm food before taking my medication.

Her attentiveness keep refilling my water (which I needed to stay hydrated for my fever) and the warm gyudon from your kitchen made my chaotic turned into calm.

Thank you for such warm hospitality, it meant a lot to me and I really...

New Japanese restaurant which took over the spot of another Japanese restaurant. The interior decor of this new place is much brighter and minimalist compared to the previous one but the food and menu options are somewhat lacking.

Colleague and I chose their set lunch which might be a 'mistake' considering the other fairly good reviews they have on the food selection.

Food is good but what was underwhelming about the lunch we chose was the portions (vs the pricing). The set lunch came with salad, miso soup, rice and teriyaki chicken.

Salad was good, fresh, with two very thin slices of salmon. Portion was small. Miso soup was just normal with bits of tofu and wakame - and the bowl somewhat smaller than our usual rice bowl.

The teriyaki chicken rice bowl - although good in taste - was slightly disappointing as it was just one chicken thigh on top of rice. Nothing else. Not satiating for me.. unfortunately.

Conclusion - good food, perhaps other menu items are good as reviewed but might not return as there are other options nearby which provides better...

Usually fusion means not good at either part of the fusion. However, this restaurant tucked away in the heart of Kuala Lumpur is an exception. It maintains the integrity of Japanese cuisine by only importing Japanese fare and embodies the dish with only Malaysian spice. Having paid homage to its origin allows the establishment to INFUSE the dishes with Malaysian spice flare. Hence, the proper term is INFUSE not FUSION. This must be sampled to appreciate. The staff is very knowledgeable, helpful and with an energetic hospitality seldom seen in restaurants in contemporary times. The duck for instance is sous-vide to utter tenderness that melts in one’s mouth taking advantage of Japanese style and ends up Not the rubbery concept of...