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Home / Food Promotion / TREAT YOUR PALATE TO A SEA OF FRESHNESS FLOWN IN FROM NORWAY.

TREAT YOUR PALATE TO A SEA OF FRESHNESS FLOWN IN FROM NORWAY.

March 23, 2015 by StrawberrY Gal

InterContinental Kuala Lumpur signature all-day dining restaurant, Serena Brasserie is thrilled to present yet another exciting dining promotion to epicureans in the city. In collaboration with GST Group, the four-day promotion from 24 to 27 March 2015 will see first-class Norwegian seafood flown in and featured in Serena Brasserie’s selected international buffet spread.

The seafood promotion will offer a taste of premium freshness and quality by Norwegian guest chef, Markus Peter Dybwad. The humble and young chef has a wealth of experience from Scandinavia as well as Europe including three Michelin star restaurant, The Fat Duck alongside celebrity chef Heston Blumenthal.

This seafood culinary adventure allow guests to take pleasure in the dazzling array of seafood from the coastal waters of Norway that are renowned for its quality, natural taste and delicate flavours. Guests will be able to see Norwegian Chef Markus live at the action station preparing a delectable assortment of codfish, salmon, halibut and blue mussels. Other mouth-watering creations to savour include traditional Scandinavian specialities such as cold dishes of skagen salad (creamed seafood salad); smoked salmon with scrambled eggs; selection of herrings; smoked mackerel; smoked salmon; cured salmon trout ‘Gravalaks’ style; and hot signatures such as baked salmon fillet; halibut in cream sauce; Atlantic cod with soy butter and red fish with ratatouille.

Permeating local flavours into the delicacy, InterContinental Kuala Lumpur executive chef Sam Kung has come up with a range of variety for guests to have a taste of exotic local spices. The in the know specials will showcase fragrant salmon satay, salmon tandoori and green curry with Atlantic cod.

The Norwegian Seafood promotion at Serena Brasserie is priced at RM120++ per adult, or toast to the coast at RM180++ per adult inclusive of a bottle of red or white wine and RM60++ per child.

For reservations, please call Serena Brasserie at 03 – 2782 6228 or e-mail [email protected]. Visit www.intercontinental-kl.com.my for more information. Follow us on www.fb.com/intercontinental.kualalumpur and Instagram @intercontinental.kualalumpur.

Filed Under: Food Promotion Tagged With: March 2015

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