Kin No Mizu

It’s in the Internark, so if you happen to be putting up at the Doubletree, then this is worth a pit stop, if you really don’t feel like venturing out anywhere like it was today when the PSI hit 170. Otherwise, KL is a veritable foodie’s playground. A place of true wonder and palate-​ambushing gastronomic delights.
So I’m going to give Kin no Mizu (金の水) a very friendly in-​house dining recommendation. It scores 3 stars for a very solid showing. It won’t let you down if you don’t sit down at the bar with any expectations. Given what I paid, it was a very credible offering of sashimi moriawase. The fish was generously sliced and fresh enough. I WOULD NOT complain. Of course, given the significantly more interesting offerings available on KL’s streets, a safe sashimi is nothing to really crow about.
If a little lower GI discomfort doesn’t bother you or if far from sparklingly clean and surgically sterile conditions aren’t necessary for you to give that nice lady stirring the dizzingly-​aromatic mystery broth some of your coin, then I would recommend you brave KL’s dusty and maybe a little dangerous streets in a straight up gamble that you’ll stumble across something truly epiphanous instead of playing it safe at Kin no Mizu (金の水).

Be prepared to pay at least MYR45 for their lunch bento. However, it is worth it due to its freshness.

Every restaurant in the Intermark Mall has a special unique classy effect into it. Kin Mu Mizu is no difference! An amazing Japanese set of food options for you to explore the cuisine! I think it’s marvellous and it represents exactly what I always seen in Japanese restaurants back home, they are very chic and very expensive. although this one is not very expensive, the food is very worth it.
You get a huge value per meal and I think it’s very unique. Not many companies or restaurants offer such benefit. not to mention that everyone must love sushi right? I mean to be honest, I didn’t like Sushi before, it’s only one year or two years ago that I definitely discovered that I loved Japanese cuisine! and that not all they offer is raw and that Sushi actually tastes amazing! strange but I first ate raw sushi in Russia: D when I friend of mine invited me I couldn’t say no, and then it was the first time I go to taste sushi and liked it! before that whenever I went to a Japanese restaurant I’d just order cheese melting beef brochette. glad I made that different choice! This place is going to rock your day! ;)