Tuesday, May 19, 2009

Home Style Cooking @ Tang Palace Chinese Restaurant, Dynasty Hotel Kuala Lumpur



Have a good helping of delicious Chinese Home Style cooking this May at Tang Palace. Our a la carte menu features recipes which will relive the memories of good old days.

The month long promotion presents authentic Chinese dishes such as Braised Garoupa Fish in Village Home Style Cooking, Steamed Fish Paste with Minced Beancurd, Braised Fresh Shrimp with Angle Loofah and Fried Three Varieties Meat with Cauliflower.

This promotion is priced from RM6.00++ to RM70.00++ per portion and is available daily for lunch and dinner.

Apart from this promotion, Tang Palace is also a perfect place to pamper yourself to an exciting array of Chinese and Szechuan specialties including the famous Dim Sum offering more than 55 varieties of steamed and deep fried items. Dim Sum is available during lunch from 12.00 noon to 2.30 pm (Mondays – Saturdays) while on Sundays from 10.00 am to 2.30 pm.

Big Shot Prawn @ Pizza Hut



May - Jun, 2009
Big Shot Prawn Promotion
Tempting, irresistible and completely indulgent at a great price! That’s what everyone who has tasted the new Big Shot Prawn Pizza says. Made with 8* succulent king prawns, masala chicken, juicy mushrooms, lime dressing, mozzarella cheese and fresh dough, it’s hard not to be excited. This is one affordable treat you wouldn’t want to miss!

Big Shot Prawn Pizza
Main ingredients: King prawns, masala chicken, mushrooms, lime dressing, mozzarella cheese.

A’la Carte Price
Regular: RM23.00
Large: RM31.90

Add RM5.50 per pizza to upgrade to Stuffed Crust Pizza.

Dine In Combos:
Big Shot 1 RM27.90 (Save RM8.20)
Recommended for 2 person
1 Regular Big Shot Prawn Pizza
4 Pcs Breadstix
2 Soup of the Day
2 glasses Pepsi

Big Shot 2 RM48 (Save RM8)
Recommended for 4 person
1 Large Big Shot Prawn Pizza
4 Pcs Breadstix
4 Soup of the Day
4 glasses Pepsi

Delivery / Take-Away Combos:
Big Shot 1
Recommended for 2 person
1 Regular Big Shot Prawn Pizza
2 pcs Chicken Wings
2 cans of Pepsi
RM31.30 Saving: RM2.35

Big Shot 2
Recommended for 4 person
1 Large Big Shot Prawn Pizza
4 pcs Chicken Wings
1 bottle of Pepsi
RM45.50 Saving: RM2.90

Friday, May 15, 2009

Seafood "Nelayan" Night



Hotel Equatorial Melaka
Bandar Hilir, 75000 Melaka, Malaysia.

1 May - 31 May, 2009
Seafood "Nelayan" Night
The freshness of oyster, salmon and prawns will surely tantalize your palate.

Available on every Saturday from 7pm - 10.30pm

RM60++ per adult
RM36++ per child (Child 12 years and above)

Wednesday, May 6, 2009

Fun-Filled Weekend Hi-Tea Buffet @ Terrace Cafe, Putrajaya Marriott Hotel


Terrace Café in Putrajaya Marriott is bustling with excitement. From 12noon till 4:00pm every Saturday, Sunday and even on Public Holidays, make our destination your destination and let us spoil you with an exquisite spread of local and international culinary par excellence. Chefs at the Terrace Café will spoil you with an exquisite spread of local and international culinary par excellence. Feast on an assortment of sandwiches, murtabak, appetizers, pastries, cakes, satay, curry laksa, Mexican tacos bar, variety of rice dishes complemented with chef’s specialties, Oriental favourites, a taste of India by our Chefs Chaitanya and Shambunath from India, and many more choices.

The Weekend Hi Tea Buffet is not only about good food but a fun-filled day for the adults and also children. There’s the multi-talented “Yoyo” the Clown that entertains the children with his special balloon sculpting. “Yoyo” is gifted with his sculpting ability of many shapes from animals to flowers and even hats! Not stopping at that, “Yoyo” performs magic shows too that would keep the children jumping for joy all afternoon.

“Yoyo” started his career in 1983 in the USA where he joined a clown group namely ‘The Shriners’ that focuses a lot on charity events for children in the USA. This is where “Yoyo” learned his trade and later in 1992, returned to Malaysia and formed his own company with a group of his own clowns! While “Yoyo” looks after the children, adults can walk down memory lane while listening to light and easy music performance by the “String Notes Strollers”. This astounding duo – Kamal Jaffar and Nour Yusuf - has a vast repertoire of the everlasting great oldies from light jazz, country & western, rock & roll, blues, reggae, bossa jazz and latin too. What a great way to spend a lovely weekend afternoon with the entire family.

Catch Yoyo the Clown and the String Notes Strollers at the Terrace Café during Hi Tea on weekends and public holidays (between 1pm – 3:30pm on weekends). The Weekend Buffet Hi Tea is affordably priced at RM48.00++ per adult and RM29.00++ per child.

Sunday, May 3, 2009

Recipe -Poached Canadian Oyster



Serve: 10 person

The Ingredients
Main Ingredients
10 nos Canadian Oyster
20 nos Shiitake Mushrooms

Home-Chopped Chilli:
100 gm Red Chilli chopped
20 gm Garlic chopped
20 gm Minced Ginger
10 gm Tauchu Sauce
To Taste Seasoning

Batter:
100 gm Flour
30 gm Potato Starch
10 gm Baking Powder
20 ml Oil
200 ml Water



The Methods
1. Poached the Canadian Oyster until half cooked and keep aside.
2. Dip the shiitake mushroom with the batter and deep-fried until crispy and keep aside.
3. Mix all the Home-Chopped Chilli ingrdients and season to taste.
4. Steam the mixture for 5 minutes.
5. Arrange the deep-fried mushrooms onto a warm serving plate and topped with the half-cooked oyster.
6. Pour over the Home-Chopped Chilli mixture and serve immediately.

Sunday, April 12, 2009

Lobster Mania @ Avanti Italian-American Ristorante, Sunway Resort Hotel & Spa



The truly sweet and juicy American Lobster crawls into Avanti Italian-American Ristorante at Sunway Resort Hotel & Spa for a 10-day “Lobster Attack”, from 16 to 25 April 2009. With a lip-smacking selection of dishes – from appetisers to main courses - crack, slurp and savour the indisputably tasty, low-in-fat crustacean, prepared in an array of cooking styles by Chef Shan and his culinary team.

For starters, enjoy your American lobster the simple way. Lobster Sashimi is light yet flavourful, accompanied with Kikkoman soy sauce, wasabi, pickled radish and lemon. An equally refreshing take on the crustacean, the Lobster Salad is tossed in leafy greens and drizzled off with roasted papaya, served with a pine kernel dip.

If you feel adventurous, try the Lobster Panna Cotta. Traditionally savoured as a dessert in Northern Italy, Chef Shan perks up the recipe by using lobster as the main ingredient. Adding a thickening agent and transforming it into a smooth, flavourful appetiser, the mouth-watering Lobster Panna Cotta is adorned with green asparagus and baby lettuce, topped with raspberry vinaigrette. Alternatively, the heartwarming Lobster Bisque, a rich and creamy lobster puree jazzed up with hints of Cognac and dill foam, makes for yet another pleasant beginning to the meal.

For main courses, the Grilled Lobster oozes with oceanic aroma and juicy meat. The dish further thrills the taste buds with a perfect combination of ceps mushroom risotto, U.S. asparagus and melting herb-butter. Lobster Thermidor enthusiasts, on the other hand, are in for a treat with the fragrant aroma of lobster and cheese that permeates the restaurant. With a history that dates over 100 years, it is a French dish comprising a cheesy mixture of cooked lobster meat, egg yolk and brandy, stuffed into a lobster shell. Chef Shan enhances the delicacy with parpadelle pasta, button mushroom and mustard-cream sauce for a more fulfilling experience.

Lobster Provencal answers growling stomachs with a luscious assemble of wild rice, vegetable timbale with pernot, foccacia crouton and tangy orange sauce. Last but not least, the Surf & Turf is ideal for those who like to combine their seafood with meat. A popular dish in North American steakhouses, this dish unites beef tenderloin and lobster, with spinach and potato cake as sides, before being summed up with veal juice.

Found on the Atlantic Coast of North America, the American lobsters which thrive in cold, shallow waters, are nocturnal and solitary. Also recognised as the heaviest marine crustacean in the world, the American lobster is particularly noted for its size; it has been known to reach weights as heavy as 20kg. The sweet and tender delicacy which is a much sought-after dish at restaurants in Japan and Europe, is also increasingly gaining popularity among diners with discerning tastes on and around our shores.

Served a la carte for lunch and dinner, satisfy your cravings for American Lobster from 16 to 25 April 2009, priced from RM20++ onwards per portion.

Whimsical Assortment of Pizzas @ Avanti Italian-American Ristorante, Sunway Resort Hotel & Spa


Avanti Italian-American Ristorante at Sunway Resort Hotel & Spa infuses fun into everyday dining with a variety of pizzas in scrumptious flavours and quirky shapes – square, oval, rectangular and the classic round - taking the limelight for lunch and dinner from 1 to 30 April 2009.

Contrary to modern-day pizzas that are baked using the sophisticated stainless steel pan, the restaurant’s Chef Shan and his brigade bake the pizzas in Avanti in the traditional Italian wood-fired oven, made out of refractory fire bricks. The pizzas thrive on the smoke and seal in the flavour, giving them the superior, classic taste and aroma.

The Rustica Pizza is definitely a yummy option for the conventional-at-hearts. With classic tomato sauce as its base, roasted chicken, mushroom, onion slices and cherry tomato top the pizza before being sprinkled with melting Mozzarella Cheese. Alternatively, the hearty Calzone Pizza is certain to please finicky eaters. Embedded with beef salami, turkey ham, egg yolk and mushroom, the pizza oozes with an aromatic, mouth-watering mixture of overflowing Mozzarella Cheese and Parmesan Cheese when served.

For those who fancy a little bit of everything, the Quattro Stagione Pizza is the perfect choice. Complemented by a generous slap of tomato sauce and a liberal spread of Mozzarella Cheese, Chef Shan refines the pizza with an appetising combination of beef sausage, smoked prawn, turkey ham and roasted capsicum. The Goat Cheese Pizza offers an adventurous experience for the palate, with tomato sauce at the bottom layer, followed by artichoke, sun-dried tomato and onion marmalade in the middle, and bits of goat cheese on top for a unique, acquired taste.

Go Oriental with the Beijing Duck Pizza. Marrying the tender smoked duck with leek and avocado, the pizza is drizzled off with plum sauce to give gusto to the tastebuds. For a healthier alternative, take delight in the Cold Salmon Pizza that incorporates smoked salmon on a bed of salad, red onion and dill, with dashes of sour cream.

Served a la carte for lunch and dinner, the tasty and funnily shaped pizzas are priced at RM32++ each.