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Home / Food News / MOUTHWATERING MOONCAKES AT SHANGHAI RESTAURANT, JW MARRIOT KL

MOUTHWATERING MOONCAKES AT SHANGHAI RESTAURANT, JW MARRIOT KL

August 29, 2013 by StrawberrY Gal

JW Marriott Kuala Lumpur’s Shanghai restaurant will celebrate the forthcoming Mid‐Autumn or Mooncake Festival with its ever‐delightful mooncakes. Traditional Chinese mooncakes are eaten during the Mid‐Autumn Festival that occurs on the fifteenth day of the eight lunar month – falling in September in the Gregorian calendar.
Though mooncakes have come a long way in history, they are still considered an indispensable delicacy. With this is mind, Master Chef Kwok, together with his culinary team here at Shanghai have come up with an array of tantalising mooncakes to please the palate. The Snow Skin with White Lotus Paste Mooncake, a chilled mooncake filled with salted egg yolk and white lotus paste is delicately delicious, suitable for those who want something different from the classic baked mooncakes. Also available is the Black Sesame Mooncake filled with a generous amount of crunchy black sesame and smooth lotus paste. These differing textures lend a unique and delicious mouthfeel to the cake.
Shanghai’s mooncakes will be available August 13th through September 19th 2013 and are available individually, priced from MYR9.00++ onwards or in boxes where a variety of flavours can be selected and put together, making them great gifts for your loved ones and business associates. Guests may call Shanghai restaurant at (603) 2719 8288 to make a reservation or place an order.
Accommodating up to 120 people at a time, Shanghai is open Monday to Saturday for lunch from 12.00pm to 2.30pm and dinner from 6.30pm to 10.30pm. On Sundays and Public Holidays, Shanghai’s hours extend to lunch from 10.30am to 2.30pm. Sumptuous selections of Shanghainese dim sum are available daily for lunch and dinner. Shanghai is the only non‐halal Shanghainese hotel restaurant in Kuala Lumpur and was conceptualised with the renowned “Soh Chit Yuen” restaurant and the famous Snow Garden chain in Hong Kong in mind. Serving a wide range of traditional Shanghainese dishes, it is guaranteed to delight the most discerning of guests.

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