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Home / Food Promotion / SWING INTO THE MONKEY YEAR THIS CHINESE NEW YEAR AT THE ROOF

SWING INTO THE MONKEY YEAR THIS CHINESE NEW YEAR AT THE ROOF

February 6, 2016 by StrawberrY Gal

Let the Lunar New Year sweep in gracefully at the award-winning dining outlets of The Roof as you celebrate new beginnings and round off the successful year behind. Reward your loved ones with a premium steamboat feast at Yezi or those with a contemporary twist can experience the prosperity toss, “Loh Hey” at Signature by The Hill whilst indulging in a large selection of delectable fusion cuisine.
Yezi – Chinese New Year Dinner Delights 
 
Throw a memorable family reunion and mark your 2015 achievements with one of the three lip-smacking Chinese New Year Dinner set menus. Treat your friends and family to auspicious dishes presented with Yezi’s signature coconut-based broths for a season of luck and prosperity. Three choices of steamboat packages offers a true splendour of Cantonese delights including a generous serving of Yu Sang, fresh seafood, imported meat slices, premium handmade meat & fish balls, pastes, organic vegetables, noodles and signature coconut dessert. Available from now till 29th February, 5pm – 1am.
Dine at Yezi throughout the fifteen days of Chinese New Year and each table will get to dip into our “Ang Pao Fortune Box” with a total value of RM8,888 in food vouchers up for grabs. In conjunction with Valentine’s Day and “Ren Ri” (14th February – 7th day of CNY), Yezi will also be giving away a special dessert to all its customers.
Signature by The Hill – Prosperity Yee Sang 
 
Prosperity Yee Sang is a delectable creation comprising of thin slices of pickled vegetables, salmon and other ingredients mixed together with its special sauce which imparts a distinctive flavor. Heighten the celebratory mood with a touch of luxury when you add on jellyfish or abalone and relish the thrill of searching for those treasures after tossing the Yee Sang. Available in small and large servings priced from RM68++ onwards.
For more information, kindly log on to www.facebook.com/TheRoofMalaysia. For reservations and further inquiries, please call 03 – 8605 3388.

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