🍣 Japanese

Ah Gong House: New yakisugi-inspired space in Taman Taynton View

Discover Ah Gong House, a Japanese-inspired cafe in Taman Taynton View that's redefining KL's cafe scene with yakisugi wood-fired techniques. Their signature charred wood aesthetic pairs perfectly with meticulously crafted dishes that showcase the art of fire. The perfect spot for weekend brunch and Instagram-worthy moments without the pretense.

Niko Niko Onigiri, Puchong

Located in the heart of Bandar Puchong Jaya, Niko Niko Onigiri is a popular Japanese grab-and-go spot known for its freshly made onigiri (Japanese rice balls), affordable prices, and wide variety of flavours. Perfect for quick meals, casual bites, or budget-friendly cafe hopping, this cozy eatery has become a go-to for students and foodies around Puchong. Specialising in made-to-order onigiri, Niko Niko offers over 30+ flavours ranging from classic options like tuna mayo, egg mayo, and grilled salmon to more unique picks like salted egg floss, baby octopus, and truffle mushroom. Most items are priced affordably starting from around RM5–RM7, making it one of the best cheap Japanese food spots in Puchong. Beyond onigiri, the menu also includes Japanese comfort food such as curry rice, udon, and donburi, giving diners a more complete meal option. The cafe features a simple yet aesthetic interior, making it a chill spot for quick catch-ups, casual dates, or takeaway meals. With multiple outlets across Klang Valley and Malaysia, Niko Niko Onigiri continues to gain popularity for its affordable Japanese cuisine and Instagram-friendly vibes. 📍 Location: Bandar Puchong Jaya, Selangor 🍙 Specialty: Japanese Onigiri & Rice Bowls 💰 Price Range: Budget-friendly (RM5–RM20)

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