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Home / Food Review / A Celestial Mid-Autumn at InterContinental Kuala Lumpur

A Celestial Mid-Autumn at InterContinental Kuala Lumpur

September 30, 2025 by StrawberrY Gal

 This Mid-Autumn Festival, InterContinental Kuala Lumpur invites guests to savour “A Celestial Collection”, a luxurious selection of mooncakes curated by Master Dim Sum Chef Lo. Each mooncake is crafted with nourishing ingredients, balancing heritage flavours with a touch of modern wellness.

Celestial Chamber: A Gift of Artistry

Presented in the exquisite Celestial Chamber Gift Box, the mooncakes are encased in a design that reflects elegance and refinement. Sculpted with clean symmetry, the box opens like a jewellery case, revealing mooncakes nestled neatly in a sliding drawer. Abstract motifs and metallic finishes shimmer across the surface, echoing the hotel’s reputation for artistry and sophistication.

For those seeking to elevate their gifting, the Mystic Splendour Gift Box is available at a privileged rate of RM128 nett each with the purchase of five or more Celestial Chamber boxes. Its sleek square silhouette and contemporary detailing make it a standout choice for festive generosity.

Flavours That Celebrate Heritage & Innovation

Guests may select any four mooncakes (excluding Bird’s Nest & Musang King varieties) from an indulgent lineup of snow skin and baked skin creations.

Snow Skin Mooncakes:

🥮Monascus with Dark Chocolate & Cream Cheese (New)

🥮Coconut with Curried Mung Bean (New)

🥮Lemon with Hawthorn Cherry Jelly & Green Tea

Baked Skin Mooncakes:

🥮Almond & Sweet Potato with Pandan & Salted Mung Bean (Signature)

🥮Bamboo Charcoal with Black Sesame, Coconut & Salted Egg (New)

🥮White Lotus with Single Yolk

🥮White Lotus with Nuts

🥮Red Bean with Nuts

Snow skin mooncakes should be refrigerated and enjoyed within 3 days of receipt, while baked skin varieties retain their best flavours for up to 30 days from production.

A Celebration of Taste & Elegance

InterContinental Kuala Lumpur’s Celestial Collection embodies more than festive indulgence — it is a celebration of craftsmanship, heritage, and wellness presented in packaging as stunning as the delicacies within. Perfect for family reunions, corporate gifting, or personal indulgence, it ensures that this Mid-Autumn Festival will be remembered for its taste, artistry, and splendour.

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