Hachiban Izakaya Kelawai Road Dinner
Japanese
- RM20 - RM50 per pax
Chiefeater Paula Tan had a delicious izakaya dinner at Hachiban Izakaya Kelawai Road and summed it up simply as oishi


Bingsu
Dropped by the newly opened Bing Chillin Puchong with Chiefeater David Oh, and the first thing that caught my eye in their menu was their tiramisu bingsu named Tirabingsu. While waiting for the arrival of the bowl, I found out that they originate from Melbourne with 4 outlets there already. The Malaysian founders wanted to bring it home to Malaysia and Puchong became their kick off point.

The Tirabingsu arrived in an impressive bowl. You can see it in comparison to the size of my hand. Most people will want to share this, because the portion borders on comically generous in the best way possible.

The Tirabingsu flavours were well balanced: the cocoa dusting was fragrant, the cream layer was smooth, and the shaved ice inside soaked up the espresso notes without turning watery. The middle was packed full of finely shredded, espresso-soaked ice that gave it that satisfying spoon-through texture.

Despite the size, it didn’t feel heavy or overly sugary. The cocoa on top added a lovely aroma and a touch of depth, making the whole thing feel more like a proper dessert rather than a novelty item.

The vibe of the shop made the experience even better — warm colours, cute seating corners, and a modern Korean-inspired café layout that feels intentionally cosy.


Score: 8.8 / 10
M – Meal Value (8.5/10)
Great portion, enjoyable tiramisu notes, cold and refreshing without being icy or bland. Excellent for sharing.
V – Vibe & Venue (9.0/10)
Cosy layout, playful décor, comfortable seating. Very photo-friendly environment.
X – X-Factor (8.8/10)
That huge tiramisu bingsu bowl. Dramatic size, smooth texture, and fun to eat.
Business Hours
Opens Daily
11:00 am to 12:00 am
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