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Home / Food News / MID AUTUMN MOONCAKES @ CELESTIAL COURT, THE HEAVEN OF CANTONESE CUISINE

MID AUTUMN MOONCAKES @ CELESTIAL COURT, THE HEAVEN OF CANTONESE CUISINE

July 15, 2016 by StrawberrY Gal

The Mid-Autumn Festival is the second most important festival to Chinese people after the Chinese New Year. Every year, when the festival comes, Chinese go home from every corner of the country and the world for family reunions.

Chinese people believe the full moon is a symbol of peace, prosperity, and family reunion. On Mid-Autumn night the harvest moon is supposed to be the brightest and fullest of the year, so the festival is also known as the “Day of Reunion” and the “Moon Festival”.

This year, Sheraton Imperial Kuala Lumpur Hotel’s Celestial Court has prepared to launch 8 different home-made mooncakes to mark the festival. The mooncakes, presented in authentic boxes make perfect gifts for family, friends and esteemed associates.

Four new mini snow skin flavours of mooncakes will be introduced, taking their place beside the classic, traditional baked mooncakes. They are Gold dust Premium Musang King Durian, Salted Caramel Golden Custard and Azuki Bean, Strawberry White Lotus Paste with Chocolate Berries Truffle and Teh Tarik Flavoured Yam Paste with Macadamia Nuts.

Traditional baked mooncakes consists of all-time favourite Pure Lotus Paste Single Yolk with Dried Longan and Melon Seed, Pandan Lotus and Mung Bean Single Yolk with Pumpkin Seed and healthier choices of Low-Sugar Osmanthus Wolfberry White Lotus and Black Sesame with Melon Seed and Assorted Fruit & Nuts.

The mooncakes are available from 15 July to 15 September. There is an Early Bird Offer of 20% discount on all mooncakes purchased between 15 July and 7 August 2016. Price for mooncake starts from RM20 nett each.

A Mooncake Counter will be set up at Toastina Café and Bar, where patrons and guests can select the mooncakes and have them packed in beautiful gift boxes. Alternative, patrons and guests can purchase directly from Celestial Court during their dine-in at the restaurant.

The mooncake gift boxes can also be customised with a corporate logo or company’s name for a minimum purchase of 50 boxes. The mooncakes too can be engraved with the company logo if 300 boxes or more are purchased. For orders and more information, please call +603 – 2717 9988 or email us at [email protected] , for real time reservations please visit us at www.celestialcourtrestaurant.com

Filed Under: Food News Tagged With: Mooncake 2016

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