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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / Citarasa Nusantara @ Royale Chulan Kuala Lumpur

Citarasa Nusantara @ Royale Chulan Kuala Lumpur

March 13, 2020 by StrawberrY Gal

It is time to feast together at dawn with the scrumptious spread of cuisines and local delights “Citarasa Nusantara Buffet” at Mahsuri Courtyard. This time, Mahsuri Courtyard  offers you with the favourite Malaysian cuisines prepared by their delicate chefs.

Royale Chulan Kuala Lumpur invites you with the wide spread of delights which includes their tempting dishes. Some of the highlights include Nasi Lemak Dua Kupang, Signature Royale Bubur Lambuk, Kambing Golek, Bee Hoon Sup Utara Mai, Lontong Samudera, Udang Nestum Lee, and many more.

Asides from that, one can also enjoy the wide choices of other spread where you can enjoy the spread of Malay, Indian, and Chinese flavours such as signature chicken rice, satays and many more.

You can also enjoy the wide choices of aneka kerabu, pondok buah, rojak lambung, jeruk jeruk, cucur cucur and many more. There is more to offer where one can also able to enjoy the Nasi Ulam and Sayur Keladi Asam, Gulai Talang Ikan Masin Kurma Telur and many more.

They also have wide choices of meals as well where you can also try their lok lok.

Filled up your tummy with more than that with their deliciously prepared Kambing Golek with Assorted Sauce, Burger Station and the Otak Otak Welington.

And of course, ends your meal with the wide variety of desserts. They have wide choices of kuih as well as cakes and pastries for you to savour.

The Ramadhan buffet will be from 25th April till 2nd May 2020.

Price: RM 150 per adult | RM 100 (Senior Citizen) | Chidren (6-12 years old) : RM 75 nett

Early Bird Promotion : RM 100 Nett ( Senior Citizen & Adult)

Filed Under: Food Review, Invited Review Tagged With: Where to Eat for Ramadhan

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