Prangin Mall nowadays have so many food outlets. Mostly are local entrepreneurs trying their luck on the food business, dishing out local chinese/western food.

Little Oasis, The Fusion Kitchen, here serves a wide range of food. From local to chinese to western and even japanese.

 

 

 

 

The outlet is quite small, located at one corner of the level, just beside the escalator.

I was curious on how the japanese meal would taste like so I ordered Grilled Teriyaki Fish. Japanese tea is ordered separately.

Although the presentation looks much like what is served in a Japanese restaurant, the choice of ingredients which makes up the dish is rather too "localized" I would say. No miso soup but instead, seaweed soup with chicken stock. No chawan mushi and the stir-fried vegetables are just white cabbage with some strains of carrots.

The fish is soft and sweet but the gravy was a little too thick and salty. The Teriyaki sauce wasn’t as fragrant as I thought it would be.

Seaweed and tou fu soup.

For the western dish, it fared much better. For starters, mushroom soup was served with two pieces of garlic bread. The soup has a thick consisitency.

 

I forgot the name of this dish but it was some japanese style of cooking but served in a western way. The dark sauce coating the fried chicken breast is teriyaki sauce if not mistaken.

The batter gives a nice and crispy coat to the chicken meat. The side dishes are normal though…salad and french fries.

At the end of the meal, ice-cream is served. We were not asked for a choice but were served mint with chocolate chip ice-cream. (I was grumbling…..I never liked MINT ice-cream!!!!)

 

But at least this gives a cooling end to our meal and we continued to walk around the mall looking for some bargain items.

p/s - sorry no prices for the meals above as I forgot & lost the receipt :P