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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / UNIQUELY SAKURA MOONCAKE @ GRAND HARBOUR RESTAURANT

UNIQUELY SAKURA MOONCAKE @ GRAND HARBOUR RESTAURANT

September 6, 2015 by StrawberrY Gal

GRAND HARBOUR 2015
Mooncaks are getting creative every year and this year, Grand Harbour brings you with their own version of mooncake which is something worth to look at. variety of flavours and they comes up with 12 different flavours for you to choose from which 9 are the baked ones and 3 are from the snowskin.
GRAND HARBOUR 2015
The mooncake choices comes with a variety of choices which you can choose from with the affordable price.In this year, they have the unique Sakura Chrysanthemum (RM18.80 per piece, RM75.20 a box) which brings us with the unique blend of fragrance of flora and tea.
GRAND HARBOUR 2015
The Snow Skin Yam Paste (RM16.80 per piece, RM67.20 a box) is something worth to go for where the yam paste comes simply creamy and with the thin skin wrapping over.

GRAND HARBOUR 2015
One of my favorite is of course the Shanghai Single Yolk (RM17.80 per piece, RM71.20 a box) where mooncake brings us with the butter flaky skin and the moist texture in the inside. Well done.

Aside from the three special blend of the mooncake in Grand Harbour this year, they have more than that. You can grab the mooncake choices like the White Lotus Double Yolk, Fruit Nut Mixture & Snow Skin Red Bean.

The Mooncake are available at both Grand Harbour in Mid Valley & Fahrenheit 88, & will be sold at Mid Valley’s annual mooncake fair next month too

Address:
Lot G (E)-017 Ground External Floor, Mid Valley Megamall,
Mid Valley City, Lingkaran Syed Putra, 59200 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
+603-2283 3398
+603-2141 1753
[email protected]

Lot LG2-01 (01) & LG2-01 (02), Lower Ground Two, Fahrenheit 88,
179, Jalan Bukit Bintang, 55100 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
+603-2141 1660/ +603-2141 1763
+603-2141 1753
[email protected]

Filed Under: Food Review, Invited Review Tagged With: #DineInFahrenheit88, Mooncake 2015

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