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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / Dragon-I : Brings you with delicious traditional and Musang King mooncake!

Dragon-I : Brings you with delicious traditional and Musang King mooncake!

September 19, 2017 by StrawberrY Gal

Dragon-I is now offering their delicious mooncake sensation where this year they comes out with 7 packaged mooncake delights. Being a mooncake lover, I am definitely surprised with their mooncakes where they are awesomely done.

The boxes are so pretty where it comes with the red velvety box and with the luxurious gold lining and beautiful potraits on their boxes. It is amazingly beautiful packed with 4 mooncakes in it. As for this round, we had tasted one of their sets of mooncakes.

Bringing you the traditional style of mooncake, one will definitely won’t be disappointed with their mooncake varieties.  Some of the signatures includes Hong Kong White Lotus Paste With Single Yolk, Classic Jade Pandan Paste With Single Yolk. Japan Green Tea Lotus Paste with Red Bean and the Exotic Mixed Fruits & Nuts. Each of it is carefully selected  and I am indeed impressed with their mooncakes.

Nourishing Rose and Ginseng Mooncake

The Japan Green Tea Lotus Paste brings up the whole flavour of the mooncake itself where thye are simply fragrant. Each mouthful is such an indulgence. And for the Exotic Mixed Fruits & Nuts; it brings you with the nutty and fruity taste which is perfectly an indulgence for the older generation. Not just that, I am also impressed with their Nourishing Rose and Ginseng Mooncake as well as they are so soft and velvety with the melts in the mouth sensation.

Not a fans of those traditional mooncake, you can get their signature frosty mooncake. And not just that, I am truly indulge with their Frosty Durian Musang King Mooncake where the musang king durian flesh has been selected to make this delicious mooncake. I am truly indulge and in love with their musang king mooncake. Don’t mind having more!

For more information about their mooncake you can check out here. They also have online purchasing where you can buy them from their website or even in their outlet and in Mid Valley too.

Filed Under: Food Review, Invited Review Tagged With: #DineInMidValley, Mooncake 2017

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