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You are here: Home / Food Review / MOONCAKES MID AUTUMN FESTIVAL 2015 @ TAO CHINESE CUISINE , INTERCONTINENTAL KUALA LUMPUR

MOONCAKES MID AUTUMN FESTIVAL 2015 @ TAO CHINESE CUISINE , INTERCONTINENTAL KUALA LUMPUR

September 12, 2015 By StrawberrY Gal - Food Review, Invited Review 6 Comments

Feast the delectable mooncakes from the award winning Tao Chinese Cuisine at InterContinental KL From 01 August till 27 September 2015.This year, feast the mooncakes which is crafted by the dim sum Chef Lo Tion Sion.

Bringing you with the options of baked and snowskin mooncake, Tao Chinese Cuisine comes up with 5 baked as well as 6 snowskin flavours. All mooncakes are well packed in an elegant gift box encased by the butterfly motif. It’s beautiful.
INTERCONTINANTAL MOONCAKE

From the baked skin mooncake, enjoy their classic white lotus paste with double salted egg yolk and almond nuts (RM32) or with single yolk (RM28). The smooth and moist texture of the mooncake is indeed so good and the egg yolks are just nice and good.

This year, Chef’s recomendation would be the NEW bamboo charcoal skin with assorted nuts(RM32).I love the way it is done with the dense and nutty flavours.
INTERCONTINANTAL MOONCAKE

Another addition to this year’s baked skin series, the Scarlet Snow Skin (RM30) , includes the refined flavours of Sweet Snow Skin infused with Pandan and Salted Egg Bean Paste Blend, promising a classic baked skin experience unlike any other.

As for the Snow Skin Series, instead of having the usual Musang King Durian, Tao had made a twist which is the Red Prawn Mooncake which comes with the rich flavoured of Durian.

They also have something unusual which is the Mini Peanut Butter Snow Skin with Japanese Purple Potato Paste and Yam Omachi(RM 20) where the taste is simply divine. Absolutely falling in love with it where the peanut butter snow skin instilled with Japanese purple potato paste and yam omachi, is a great blend of Chinese and Japanese, with a surprise of omachi in the heart of the mooncake.

Other choices includes the Mini Chestnut Paste with Diced Hawthorn and Pineapple Paste (RM 23), Mini Tiramisu Paste with Assorted Honey Nuts( RM 20), Mini Yam and White Skin with Pumpkin and Green Tea Paste (RM 20) and Mini Pandan Coconut Floss Paste and Single Salted Egg Yolk(RM 20)

The early bird discount, available for orders before 27 August with full payment received
* 15% discount for a minimum order of 1 – 100 boxes
* 20% discount for a minimum order of over 101 boxes

Bulk purchase discounts are available for purchases from 28 August to 27 September
* 10% discount for 51 – 100 boxes
* 15% discount for over 101 boxes and above

Complimentary delivery services within the Kuala Lumpur City Centre and Klang Valley is available upon request for purchases of 20 boxes or more (one drop only). Credit card users for Maybank, Citibank, and CIMB will also enjoy a 15% discount for boxes.

Tao Chinese Cuisine is a pork-free restaurant and is open daily from noon to 2:30 p.m. for lunch and 6:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. for dinner. For reservation or more information, call Tao Chinese Cuisine at 03-2782 6000, email the team at [email protected], or visit www.intercontinental-kl.com.my.

Hotel: InterContinental Kuala Lumpur Locations: Kuala Lumpur Food: Mooncake Tags: Mooncake 2015 Category: Food Review, Invited Review


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Comments

  1. Ellie says

    September 13, 2015 at 12:39 pm

    Pork free? Good. Lol. I can now add this to my to eat list

    Reply
  2. Miera Nadhirah says

    September 13, 2015 at 8:51 pm

    So scrumptious looking.. And I love the boxes too.. They are certainly very attractive…

    Reply
  3. Jane says

    September 13, 2015 at 9:39 pm

    The mooncakes so tempting. Would love to try it too.

    http://www.mommyjane.com

    Reply
  4. sherry says

    September 13, 2015 at 10:26 pm

    I love mooncakes. But the price also I need to see.

    Reply
  5. Leona says

    September 14, 2015 at 9:33 am

    yum mooncakes looks so unique nowadays with more and more recipes concocted by big hotels.

    Reply
  6. Kylie cre8tone says

    September 18, 2015 at 3:21 pm

    So many flavours and all looks delicious! Happy mooncake festival..

    http://cre8tonebabe.blogspot.my

    Reply

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