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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / LIGHTING UP MOONCAKE FESTIVAL WITH CONCORDE KL

LIGHTING UP MOONCAKE FESTIVAL WITH CONCORDE KL

August 15, 2014 by StrawberrY Gal

Every year mooncake festival comes more interesting where most of us will be looking at how creative the packaging like when buying mooncake, YES or NO? Yes, I am one of the person who looks on the packaging when I get midst of getting mooncake.
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Not talking about the taste, Concorde KL comes up with their mooncake in Traditional flavours and decorative lighting to illuminate the joyful celebration. With the beautiful case for the mooncakes, you can use them as lanterns of your choice. This year, it is completed with the fine finish and will dress your home at any corner of your house while enjoying the mooncakes.
Intricately hand-made lacquer lanterns in five bright hues of red, pink, green, blue, orange. There is also a traditional wooden packaging with rabbit, bamboo motives die-cut. The coming mid-autumn season, Concorde shares these wonderful gifts with clients, guests.
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This year, Concorde comes with a variety of mooncakes which includes the pure lotus, red bean paste, pure lotus, golden pandan pure lotus with single yolk, white lotus black sesame. We tried the white lotus sesame which comes up to be special to us. The white lotus with the black sesame which resembles the egg gives us with the fragrant sesame taste with it. The creamy and yet fragrant black sesame was obviously a good choice to go for; and for sesame lover you would definitely fall in love with it.
Besides, the baked skin mooncake, do try their Musang King durian which is one of the signatures by Chef Ng Meng Loong and his team together with the 12 flavours of snow skin mooncakes and one of the highlights is their  musang king mooncake to go for.
Corporations can place bulk purchases and advance orders. Concorde ‘halal’ mooncakes make the ideal celebration gifts. Mooncakes are priced between from RM106.00 nett – RM168.00 nett per no. Each lantern packaging fits four mooncakes (180 gm). 15% Discount offered for Concorde’s loyalty programmes – Concorde Entertainment Card and Priority Plus. Attractive discounts and complimentary delivery for bulk orders. Promotion is on from July 15 – September 8, 2014. This year’s stylish mooncake kiosk which is located at the hotel lobby will give guests a closer look at the packaging.
For more information and bulk orders, call 03 – 2144 8750.

Filed Under: Food Review, Invited Review Tagged With: Mooncake 2014

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