SAKAE Sushi Malaysia, a Japanese sushi chain of Sakae Holdings Limited with over 50 outlets worldwide has launched Malaysia’s first iPad digital ordering platform.It is aimed at improving the customer dining experience and handling complex orders quickly, efficiently and accurately.iPads are displayed on every table, allowing customers to place an order by touching the screen and choosing their desired food and beverage. The platform is designed to resemble the actual menu, which the customer can browse through, or pinch to enlarge the pictures. It also indicates items that are being prepared in the kitchen and items that have been served to the customer.The digital ordering platform is integrated directly with the kitchen display and the Point-of-Sale (POS) system, resulting in a fully closed loop operation within the entire ordering and billing cycle.Sakae Sushi, Times Square outlet.Malaysia’s first iPad digital ordering platform. Business Hours : Mon – SunThanks for the wonderful invitation, I recently went to Sakae Sushi for their 19th Anniversary Celebration Event.As a global chain restaurant, Sakae Sushi undertakes several effective measures to maintain food quality standards, including visits the farm frequently to ensure the safety and traceability of food sources, as well as send the food for laboratory checks on regular basis to retain the highest food safety and quality standards.

All these stringent implementations go a long way in ensuring utmost quality and freshness for every dish Sakae Sushi serves.Apart from safety and hygiene, Sakae Sushi emphasises greatly upon the nutrition value of food served. “It is our utmost belief that good food should not only pamper palates, but also nourish the body and soul. As such, our sushi rice is enriched with Vitamin E, an essential nutrient that promotes healthier skin and enhances the immune system,” shares Jessica Tan, Assistant Marketing Manager of Sakae Sushi. Imagine when this healthy sushi rice is served with air-flown fresh salmon or other equally delectable ingredients – a healthy yet heavenly bite indeed!In order to give customers a better dining experience, Sakae Sushi has gone the extra mile by introducing a unique patented Interactive Ordering System on iPads. This revolutionary system facilitates a hassle-free ordering experience as diners can easily browse through interactive menu pages using the iPad and send orders of their favourite dishes directly to the kitchen while keeping a tab on their bill.

Talk about quick service that is just a touch away!As passionate food people, Sakae Sushi takes pride in seeing every customer leave with satisfaction and happiness upon enjoying warm and hearty meals carefully prepared by their master chefs. sushi kan ottawa deliveryIn fact that is also how the theme for Sakae Sushi’s 19th anniversary came about – Delightful 19. sushi tei delivery in singaporeHaving journeyed through 19 delightful years of providing good food and improving on the way, Sakae Sushi promises to continue to cherish every valued customer by delivering good, healthy and value for money food whilst rewarding customers by offering exciting promotions.jiro dreams of sushi oscarIn conjunction with the 19th anniversary, customers are invited to join in Sakae Sushi’s fun-filled and rewarding ‘Delightful Dine, Match & Redeem‘ promotion. where to buy sashimi grade fish san jose

You will stand a chance to win some of Sakae’s all-time favourite dishes and even bring home an adorable limited edition Sakae Sushi Plushie. Next To participate, spend a minimum of RM60 in order to get a Delightful Gift Card. This vibrant gift card consists of a puzzle sticker, and for every matching puzzle, customer will be rewarded accordingly.This exclusive range of Sakae Sushi Plushies – Salmon Sushi, Tamago Sushi and Ebi Sushi, were specially made in conjunction of the anniversary celebration.Each design is representing a unique aspects of Sakae Sushi. The Salmon Sushi plushie which carries a mini plane reminding customers that all salmon at Sakae Sushi is air-flown fresh from the Atlantic. The Tamago Sushi plushie carrying the chicken and eggs with its hands indicates Sakae Sushi’s farm-to-table philosophy. The fun-looking Ebi Sushi plushie which spells a fun-filled dining experience for patrons at all times. At the back of each Plushie is a wonderful message that expresses the dream of Sakae Sushi’s founder – Think Sushi, Think Sakae.You can take part in the Delightful Dine, Match & Redeem promotion or enter Sakae’s Facebook contest to get one of these unique Plushies.

Alternatively, you can also purchase at RM29.90 at any Sakae Sushi outlets.As Sakae Sushi looks back on 19 delightful years, one can only anticipate more joy to come from this well-loved brand. Stay tuned for delightful moments aplenty at Sakae Sushi!More photos at , a Malaysian food blogger since 2010Did you know that Sakae Sushi is opening at NP? While we've been posting loads of yummy food food around NP, we at Foodlicious thought that it would be nice to talk about something thats not opened yet. Download the full menu (.pdf): Delivery Flyer For those still living under the rock, Sakae Sushi will be at OurSpace@72 and will open in 2013.It must be the week of new foodie districts on the blog!  Earlier in the week we paid our very first visit to Fresh on Crawford, yesterday and the day before we explored a tiny part of Ossington Ave. and Ossington Village with an amazing Cuabn lunch at Delux, and today, we’re doing sushi for lunch on Mount Pleasant Road!  Aside from my cupcake post on Lollicakes last Hallowe’en, I haven’t featured any yummies from the neighbourhood since. 

There are some fabulous cafes, sweet shops, gourmet food purveyors, and classic Italian restaurants in the area and while you wouldn’t automatically associate sushi with Mount Pleasant, I have found a great spot, one with a terrific sushi roll lunch special and a classic appetizer at a great price: Sakae Sushi! Located at 643A on Mount Pleasant Rd., Sakae Sushi is an all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant that serves both lunch and dinner with a separate, non AYCE menu.  I actually found out about Sakae Sushi just by walking by and grabbing a take-out menu from the front entrance during a nice walk several months ago.  I pored over the menu, realized they had a fab sushi roll lunch special 7 days a week, and had an epiphany about something very important and useful.  I realized that with all the sushi take-out menus I had I could actually start price comparing and cross-referencing items from different sushi spots in the city. We know many of them serve some of the same types of rolls and similar dishes, but how many of us truly know where the best bargain is between them all? 

I don’t think any of do because it’s virtually impossible to know the price points at every single sushi spot in town.  But I know my method would at least narrow things down a little bit.  And that’s how I came to the conclusion that, in addition to a great sushi roll lunch special, Sakae Sushi has one of the most reasonably priced classic appetizers around.  It may not be the most inexpensive, but it’s definitely one of them.  Which appetizer am I referring to?  Why, the classic shrimp tempura of course! Shrimp tempura, one of the simplest and most beloved sushi appetizers around, is oddly enough, not as readily available as one might think.  Now obviously we’re not taking into account AYCE menus, we’re talking straight lunch, dinner, and a la carte menus.  I LOVE shrimp tempura like nobody’s business, but so many places serve it along with tempura vegetables and not on their own and I always wished that I could order the shrimp by itself without the vegetable component just because I prefer my vegetables non-tempurafied.

Once I started cross-referencing items between menus, I discovered that there were a handful of places that served the appetizer on it own.  Now, all I had to do was figure out which one offered the best deal.  Guess who came out on top?  Sakae Sushi, with 5 giant, crunchy, delicious shrimp tempura for $6.50!  Other places priced theirs for $8, some places didn’t offer as many pieces for the same price point, and so on.  Their shrimp tempura is fantastic.  They’re big, they’re perfectly fried (not greasy), and the shrimp is so soft and delicious.  They come with a dish of ponzu sauce, but in all honesty, the sauce isn’t even necessary because they taste fab on their own. Sakae Sushi also offers a number of lunch specials including grilled meat bento boxes and my favourite, sushi roll combos!  One of the reasons why I like their sushi roll lunch special is because I get to mix and match and choose which rolls I want.  For $7.50, the lunch special includes a miso soup, a salad, and your choice of two kinds of sushi rolls from a list of 13 with 6 of each kind. 

Sure, there are places that offer sushi roll lunch specials for $6.50 or $6.99, but like I said, the roll sets aren’t predetermined and the sizes of the rolls here are big and very reasonable.  As well, their sushi roll selection is great in my opinion because they offer vegetarian options, you aren’t limited to california rolls in every single combo (my biggest pet peeve), and there are some rolls you can’t really get anywhere else. I chose a tofu and avocado roll and – wait for this – a SPICY BBQ BUTTER FISH ROLL!  I was SO excited to see this when I looked through their take-out menu in the beginning just because butter fish rolls aren’t something you find at many places and certainly not spicy BBQ varieties!  I was really happy with the size of the rolls (one roll makes a veeery decent mouthful) and my rolls were delicious.  The avocado was creamy, the tofu was savoury with a bit of sweet mixed in and the texture was wonderful as it resembled bean curd sheets.

The spicy BBQ butter fish rolls were A-MAZING!  The butter fish wasn’t in its raw sashimi form but instead, grilled and incredibly flaky and meaty and delicious.  Exactly like a grilled salmon fillet, but butter fish.  The rolls were stuffed with flaky grilled fish, tempura bits, and sweet and savoury BBQ sauce in between it all.  It had a little bit of kick, but for those of you who have a low tolerance for heat, no worries, it’s not light-my-mouth-and-butt on fire spicy.  Lots of flavour and texture without the fire!  This is a top notch roll and definitely one of the more unique ones in the city when it comes to lunch special offerings. Ever since Haru Zushi by Yonge & Davisville left my heart broken when they packed up, I haven’t been able to find another sushi spot that let me mix and match rolls the way their menu allowed me to do – until now.  Sakae Sushi is a lovely spot in a lovely neighbourhood and I’m going to be really happy going back for more.