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Imperial Mooncakes by Nobu Kuala Lumpur

August 26, 2016 By StrawberrY Gal - Food Promotion Leave a Comment

Globally renowned for its unexampled gourmet experiences, Nobu commemorates the Mid-Autumn Festival by lending its own celebratory twist to the time-honored mooncake.

Nobu’s passion for fine food has culminated in the creation of the first Nobu-style mooncakes, exclusive only to Nobu Kuala Lumpur and nowhere else.

Gathering wisps of inspiration from the finest mooncake recipes, Nobu has perfected the art of this mid-autumn signature. Employing the finest possible ingredients, prepared with creative imagination, and finally packaged in absolute artistry, with luxurious velvet protecting the culinary prize within.
Presented in 180 gram pairs within a luxurious, fine reusable lacquer box with gold inlay, and adorned with maple leaf motifs, Nobu’s exquisite mooncakes are available in a tempting variety of fillings such as green tea, red bean, sesame and fruit and nuts. Each enveloped within a tasty traditionally-baked pastry or snow skin interpretation.

Individually-priced between RM95 nett for ovenbaked, and RM105 nett for snowskin, Nobu mooncakes are available for orders and pick up during August until September 15th. Orders can be placed by calling Tel : 03.2164.5084.

Nobu Kuala Lumpur is located on Level 56, Menara 3 Petronas, KLCC and is open for lunch from Mondays to Fridays (12:00pm – 2:00pm), dinner from Mondays to Sundays (6.00pm to 10.30pm), and high tea on Saturday and Sunday (2:30pm – 5:00pm). For enquiries or reservations, call : 03.2164.5084.

Restaurant: Nobu Locations: Bukit Bintang, KLCC, Kuala Lumpur, The Golden Triangle Tags: Mooncake 2016 Category: Food Promotion


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