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Home / Food Promotion / NOSTALGIC FLAVOURS OF OCTOBER AT XIN CUISINE

NOSTALGIC FLAVOURS OF OCTOBER AT XIN CUISINE

October 1, 2024 by StrawberrY Gal


 This October, immerse yourself in the authentic flavours of Chinese cuisine at Xin Cuisine, where an extensive range of exquisite Chinese hot dishes is being served.  At Xin Cuisine, we celebrate the richness of traditional Chinese flavours while incorporating refined techniques that elevate each dish to perfection. 

Whether you’re a fan of traditional Chinese dishes or you’re looking to explore new flavours, Xin Cuisine’s October menu promises an exceptional dining journey. Each dish is thoughtfully prepared to showcase the diversity of Chinese cuisine, from familiar comfort foods to more intricate creations.

Highlights of October’s menu: 

Stir-fried French Beans with Preserved Olive Vegetables – RM33 nett

A delightful vegetarian dish where tender French beans are stir-fried with preserved olive vegetables, offering a perfect balance of crisp texture and umami-rich flavour.

Homemade Beancurd with Pickled Lettuce Minced Meat – RM33 nett

Silky homemade beancurd meets savoury minced meat and pickled lettuce, creating a harmonious dish that is full of comforting and familiar flavours.

Pork Ribs with Plum Glaze – RM40 nett

These succulent pork ribs are glazed with a tangy plum sauce, delivering a perfect balance of sweet and sour that enhances the natural tenderness of the meat.

‘Typhoon Shelter’ Roast Chicken – RM48 nett

Inspired by the famous Hong Kong-style dish, our Typhoon Shelter Roast Chicken is marinated and roasted to perfection, offering a burst of flavour with every crispy bite.

Indonesian-Style Prawn Curry – RM68 nett

This fragrant curry is a fusion of bold Indonesian spices and tender prawns, simmered together to create a rich and aromatic dish that’s both comforting and exciting.

Home Style Steamed Patin Fish – RM120 nett

A true showcase of simplicity and technique, this steamed Patin fish is prepared in a home-style method, preserving its delicate flavour and tender texture while enhancing it with light, fragrant seasonings.

Available for both lunch and dinner, our October menu invites you to indulge in a culinary experience at Xin Cuisine that celebrates the essence of Chinese cooking. 

For more information and reservation, please call 2144 2200 (ext 2338).

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