Hello Everyone,
My wife Kittima, Loves to eat Suki Yaki,
Does anyone know of any where we can eat in London.

Thanks
Peter

Can't help you with London Peter, but if you fancy a trip out, there's a restaurant called Suki Yaki in St Albans that's been recommended to me.

Cheers

Thanks Rob
Bit to far.

Peter

Don't get much call for that sort of restaurant in Wales so we bought the kitchenware to cook it ourselves.

We bought ours in Thailand but I'm sure you can get the stuff you need in the asian supermarkets over here.

You've made me hungry now.

Regards
Lee

That what we should of done.
I'm getting hungary too now.
Peter

Try,

http://www.mitsukoshi-restaurant.co.uk

From page 2 of the dinner menu

quote:

Sukiyaki* Served with Rice, Miso soup and Pickles.
Thinly sliced prime beef and fresh vegetables with "Sukiyaki" sauce cooked in a pan at your table. ฃ22.00
Sukiyaki Course* Appetizer (Sakizuke)
Sashimi
Tempura
Sukiyaki
Rice, Miso soup, Pickles
Fruit 38.00
* [Additional serving: Beef(150g) ฃ10.00, Vegetables ฃ6.00]

Is Suki Yaki what they serve at MK Restaurants in Bangkok and Pattaya ?

I think its the same as MK
Thanks
Peter

I did think about setting up a restuarant last year (should be a post somewhere)


You can buy suki sauce in most chinese supermarkets.

We bought our suki cooker last year in udon for around 800 baht.

Tesco's will slice beef and pork as thin as you want, so all you need to do is buy some prawns,squid fish balls and vegetables (again mosdt large chinese supermarkets)

this is a far better option than going out!!

There is a place though at the Oriental Supermarket in Pimlico which does suki if you do want to go somewhere.

Funny though it would cost 1000 baht in thailand and about £50 here for the same thing.

We use the rice cooker - great results!

Anybody know if you can buy the table top BBQ sets over in the UK, you know the ones where you cook the meat on the metal plate and the soup, veg, and noodles around the edges.

There is a chinese restaurant in Lewisham which does a chinese version of Suki Yaki. My wife and her friend say it's very good, i don't like the experience myself. Can't remember the name of it but it's the largest Chinese in Lewisham. If it's not too far for you and you want directions let me know.

Posted by Ireland

quote:

We use the rice cooker-great results!

Same as us and it's just tastes the same as M.K.Suki.
Dave

my wife says in china town in a japanese pace you will get suki yaki but don't they also do it in
http://www.wagamama.com/

went there last week in brent corss it was packed and had ot wait for a seat for 30 mins but well worth the wait, lovely food but a little expensive to make it a regular

Thanks everyone.
Peter