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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / RAMADHAN TEMPTATIONS @ CHAKRI PALACE, KLCC

RAMADHAN TEMPTATIONS @ CHAKRI PALACE, KLCC

June 3, 2016 by StrawberrY Gal

It is time again for Ramadhan and for those who are getting bored on the Malay style of Ramadhan, have a twist of Ramadhan in thai style. Now, Chakri Palace had release their Ramadhan buffet with a variety of choices and now you can spice up your life with those divinely delicious spicy delights here.
Start of your Ramadhan buffet with the variety of appetizer where you can have some mieng kam, crispy fried noodles, spring rolls, samosa,
shrimp crackers and more. The mieng kam is something worth to try when you are there.
Moving to the salad, they do have a variety of salad to enjoy too where one can have enjoy their signature Thai Papaya Salad, Glass Noodles with the Seafood salad and  many more. The spicy salad is indeed very good and I cant get enough of the Glass Noodles with the Seafood which is one of my favorites.
The variety goes on with the choices of briyani rice, and you can topped them with the stir fried chicken with sweet and sour sauce, Mixed vegetable, massaman beef , steamed fish with lime and chili and many more.
Don’t miss their live station this year with the tomyum with noodles, satay beef and chicken, ikan bakar and also the Thai Laksa.
Never say “bye” if you have not ends your mail with those Thai Desserts. The Thai desserts is indeed comes with the good variety where I enjoy the red ruby, banana in coconut syrup, mango sticky rice, steamed sweet tapioca and also the sticky rice with the egg custard.
And now they have early bird promotion where you can entitled for Rm 20 nett discount from the 10 May to 9 June   2016 discount. They also have 15% discount for Citibank card noodles. For those who apply for either this 2 promotion above, they are not entitled for Buy 5 free 1 promo.
Normal Price:RM 79.90 per person
Children & senior Citizen: RM 39.90
For reservation, call 016-2277 182 , 03-2143 1141 (Pavilion KL) or you can have your table booked at berbuka.chakri.com.my

 

Filed Under: Food Review, Invited Review Tagged With: #DineInKLCC, Buka Puasa 2016

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