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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / Editor Picks: Top 9 Mooncakes in Klang Valley (2016) / Page 2

Editor Picks: Top 9 Mooncakes in Klang Valley (2016)

August 31, 2016 by StrawberrY Gal

JW Mariott Hotel Kuala Lumpur
Shanghai restaurant brings you with the wide variety of mooncake where they comes with unique flavours.Their mooncakes comes awesomely food where it is packed with great choices such as the Baked Roasted Chicken , Sesame Paste and many more. And this year, they comes with those wide choices of mooncakes as well as packaging. Prices comes pretty reasonable as well.
Recommended Mooncakes:
Snow skin fermented black garlic with salted egg yolk
Snow skin pandan flavoured with pineapple paste
Baked Roasted Chicken
Baked Black Sesame Paste

 

Pullman Kuala Lumpur City Centre
Pullman Kuala Lumpur City Centre brings you with the savory hint of mooncakes and this year they comes up with their tantalising selection of perennial favourites like baked mooncake with single yolk in white lotus paste, and baked mooncake with hazelnut in pandan paste.  And not just that, they have a wide range of snow skin category as well.
Recommended Mooncake:
Snow Skin Lotus Paste, Dried Longan, Dried Winter Melon and Osmanthus
Five Variety Nuts with Rum and Raisin
Chocolate and Whisky
One World Hotel
One World Hotel Petaling Jaya goes over the moon with a medley of celebratory pastries by Chef Jordan Chin this Mid Autumn Festival. And this year, Zuan Yuan brings you with the beautiful packaging where they have a sweet bag package for their mooncake.The selection of mooncake includes Baked Mooncakes where it comes with 9 choices of mooncake from RM 23 onwards.
 
Recommended Mooncake:
Deep Fried Teo Chew Yam Paste
Tiramisu and Walnut
White Lotus with Double Yolk
If you have not decided your mooncakes, you now can heads to buy them from their stall in their hotel or even some of them are in Pavilion KL and also Mid Valley too.
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