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“MONK JUMPED OVER THE WALL” AT DYNASTY RESTAURANT, RENAISSANCE KUALA LUMPUR HOTEL

May 20, 2013 By StrawberrY Gal - Invited Review Leave a Comment

There must be a reason why the “monk jumped over the wall” as the name of the dish implies. Head over to Dynasty Restaurant throughout May and find out for yourself! Legend has it that the aroma of the simmering soup enticed monks from their monasteries to consume this non-vegetarian dish.

At Dynasty Restaurant, you will discover Executive Sous Chef Kok Chee Kin putting together many traditional herbs and other ingredients together with numerous delicacies such as abalone, scallop, ginseng as well as bird’s nest or lobster to create this special concoction that will delight your palate.

-Premium Monk Jumped Over The Wall-

-Monk Jumped Over The Wall-

Served for lunch and dinner, an individual portion of the regular Monk Jumped Over The Wall is priced at RM48.80++ while the premium version is RM128.80++ per portion and Monk Jumped Over The Wall with Bird’s Nest is RM188++ per portion and RM238++ for a serving enhanced with lobster. Set menus which complement this specialty dish are also available. Not only that, they have the set for 6 person which is at RM688++ (6 person)and RM 118++ per person (minimum 2 pax)

Dynasty’s inspirational four seasons (满福精品四款)
Dynasty’s inspirational four seasons (满福精品四款)

We started with the Dynasty’s inspirational four seasons (满福精品四款), a combination of 4 little cute starters. Deliciously made by Chef Kok Chee Kin. The delicious bites which is well served is not just beautiful in the presentation but the taste is just awesome.

Next comes Monk jumped Over The Wall (迷你佛跳墙) where this is the highlights of the meal itself. The deliciously done delights with the high quality ingredients is indeed one of my favourites  With the soothing and delicious soup which is f filled h abalone, mushroom, sea cucumbers, shark-fins as well as fish maw.

Wok-fried fresh scallop with asparagus in X.O. sauce (X.O.汁露顺炒带子)
Wok-fried fresh scallop with asparagus in X.O. sauce (X.O.汁露顺炒带子)
Wok-fried fresh scallop with asparagus in X.O. sauce (X.O.汁露顺炒带子)

Next is the Wok-fried fresh scallop with asparagus in X.O. sauce (X.O.汁露顺炒带子) is indeed a dish which is well made. With the fresh ingridients which is being used in it, and the XO sauce together, the dish is simply good with the crispy and crunchy texture that comes from the asparagus with the juiciness of the scallops which is sweet and well absorb with the XO sauce with it.

 Poached Chicken with Kai Lan (玉兰白切鸡)
 Poached Chicken with Kai Lan (玉兰白切鸡)

I am falling in love with the Poached Chicken with Kai Lan (玉兰白切鸡). Chef’s made the dish with a complete surprise to me. Chef had added the sliced Chinese bacon in between the chicken and it is being steamed with the kailan together. The chicken meat is tender and juicy with a light saltiness while the sauce which is accompanied together with it is simply flavourful.

Braised Bamboo fish ‘Teow Chew’ style (潮州炆笋壳鱼)
Braised Bamboo fish ‘Teow Chew’ style (潮州炆笋壳鱼)

Braised Bamboo fish ‘Teow Chew’ style (潮州炆笋壳鱼) is impressively delicious too. The fresh bamboo fish is being deep fried till perfectionist and it is then topped with the tomato, taufu and other ingredients  The soup is flavourful which brings up the sweetness from the fish itself.

 Braised ramen with eggplant & minced meat (肉碎茄子滑拉面 )
Braised ramen with eggplant & minced meat (肉碎茄子滑拉面 )

Chef Kok ended our mains with the ramen for the night The Braised ramen with eggplant & minced meat
(肉碎茄子滑拉面 ) is amazingly lovely where the ramen is smooth and silky and it is topped with the juicy meat with the minced eggplant with it.

Warmed milk, aloe vera & sesame glutinous dumpling (鲜奶芦荟芝麻汤圆)
Warmed milk, aloe vera & sesame glutinous dumpling (鲜奶芦荟芝麻汤圆)
Warmed milk, aloe vera & sesame glutinous dumpling (鲜奶芦荟芝麻汤圆)

Not to forget, we are tempt with two desserts for the night. After the satisfying meal, Chef had warm us with some desserts which is the Warmed milk, aloe vera & sesame glutinous dumpling (鲜奶芦荟芝麻汤圆). Satisfying warm milk with the lovely glutinous dumpling is just good and delicious.

Sweet fancy duet(美点映双辉)
Sweet fancy duet(美点映双辉)

Sweet fancy duet(美点映双辉) is another desserts which is nicely done which savor us till we are full.

Dynasty Restaurant is open daily for lunch from 12.00noon to 2.30pm and dinner from 6.30pm to 10.30pm. Dim Sum breakfast is served from 9.30am to 2.30pm on Sundays and Public Holidays (dinner hours are as usual. For further enquiries and restaurant reservations, please call 03 2162 2233 or email [email protected]

Renaissance Kuala Lumpur Hotel
No. 128 Jalan Ampang
50450 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 03-2162 2233
Website: http://www.klrenaissance.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RenaissanceKL
Email: [email protected]

Hotel: Renaissance Hotel Kuala Lumpur Locations: Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur, The Golden Triangle Food: Chinese Cuisine Tags: Invited Review, Non-halal Category: Invited Review


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