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Home / Food News / Pullman Kuala Lumpur City Centre Hotel & Residences (Pullman KLCC) Celebrates the Moon Festival with Exquisite Mooncakes Presented in Elegant Glass Boxes by Red Chinese Cuisine

Pullman Kuala Lumpur City Centre Hotel & Residences (Pullman KLCC) Celebrates the Moon Festival with Exquisite Mooncakes Presented in Elegant Glass Boxes by Red Chinese Cuisine

August 10, 2019 by StrawberrY Gal

Indulge in luxurious mid-autumn treats, a carefully curated selection by Red Chinese Cuisine at Pullman Kuala Lumpur City Centre Hotel & Residences. Using only the finest ingredients, this year’s irresistible list features both traditionally baked and signature snow skin flavours housed in beautiful glass boxes, that can be reused to store your own trinkets.

These decadent treasures are available to order from now until 13 September 2019.

Elegant Glass Box

Proudly present your associates, friends and family with uniquely ‘Red’ boxes of luxurious mooncakes. Enveloped in glass, these limited edition boxes emphasize a floral pattern inspired by motifs that grace the restaurant’s interior and stamped with Red Chinese Cuisine’s emblem in
sparkly gold.

Traditionally Baked Collection
This Harvest Festival marks the return of Red’s best-selling mooncakes, White Lotus Paste and Single Egg Yolk and Bamboo Charcoal Paste with Macadamia Nut and Raisin, while the brand new Five-variety Nuts with Dried Longan and Osmanthus is surely something more adventurous mooncake enthusiasts will find rave-worthy.

Snow Skin Collection
The perfect combination of sweet custard filling and chewy, soft skin is what makes the Snow Skin with Cardamom, rum and raisin mooncake a delight on the palate. However if your secret indulgence is strawberries, Red’s Snow Skin with Roselle and Strawberry Paste mooncake steps up with homemade strawberry purée. Green tea devotees will be thrilled with refreshing flavours that make up the Snow Skin with Matcha Green Tea and Red Bean Omochi mooncake, while the Snow Skin with Sweet Potato and Mung Bean Paste satiates those with a sweet tooth.

Personalise Your Corporate Gifts
Customise mooncakes with your company’s logo and add your company’s name or logo on the elegant gift boxes – available for purchase of 100 boxes and above (4 pieces per box) in a single receipt.

For prices and to place orders, contact Red Chinese Cuisine at +603 2170 3259, email
[email protected] or visit Pullman KLCC Mooncake 2019 for online orders.

Filed Under: Food News Tagged With: Mooncake 2019

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