CAROUSEL INTERNATIONAL COFFEEHOUSE,
Palace of the Golden Horses,
Jalan Kuda Emas, Mines Wellness City,
Seri Kembangan.
Tel: 03-8944 3781
Business hours: Daily, 6.30am to 10.30am,
noon to 2.30pm,
6.30pm to 10.30pm.
Halal.
THIS Ramadan, various delicacies from all states in Malaysia will be served at Carousel International Coffeehouse, Palace of the Golden Horses, Kuala Lumpur.
The restaurant is rolling out its “Selera Malaysia” buffet promotion to break fast from June 6 until July 3.
Among the crowd favourites that will be available during the promotion are laksa Johor, Nyonya laksafrom Malacca, ikan pekasam (preserved fish from Kedah), ayam percik from Kelantan, Penang fried kuey teow and hinava from Sabah.
A wide selection of Malaysian dishes such as nasi bukhari, udang goreng kampung, Gulai Tulang Rawan Nangka Muda, Sambal Sotong Berpetai, Ketam Masak Cili Bertelur, will also be available.
The restaurant’s signature pit-roasted whole lamb served with homemade black pepper sauce and rosemary sauce is included in the menu for customers who seek a Western twist.
The Palace’s signature pit-roasted whole lamb is available in the menu to add some Western taste.
To sweeten up the meal, there is a tropical fruit stall offering succulent local fruits such as durian, mangosteen and rambutan.
It is a tradition for the Muslims to break their fast by eating dates.
The buffet offers six different types of dates, namely Egyptian, Mariami, Rotab, Tunisian and Safawi.
The buffet is priced at RM138 nett per adult and RM69 nett per child or senior citizen.
The buffet promotion offer six different types of dried dates imported from various middle eastern countries.
There is a special discount of 15% for early bird bookings made this month.
In June, a special deal is available – the 9+1 Deal – where one guest dines for free with every nine paying guests.
For all Malaysian government employees and selected CIMB credit cardholders, a special discount of 20% and 25% is accorded respectively throughout the promotion period.
This is the writer’s personal observation and not an endorsement by StarMetro.
