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YEAR END FEAST DEVOUR

IT’S YEAR END, LET’S HAVE A FEAST DAY!

Year 2015 is coming to an end two months’ away… restaurants have concocted a spread of international and local delights for their guests to savour. Here, we bring you a few of the highlights from Hotels.

Romantic Set Dinner by the pool@ E&O Hotel

With spectacular sea views and a magical ambience, the E&O Hotel offers an unparalleled dining experience. Every Saturday 7:30 pm – 10:30 pm pricing @ RM232.05 nett per person, 4-course Set Menu including free flow of wine & beer (Limited to 10 couples only (Resident Guests Only)).  |  http://www.eohotels.com

Main Street Café@ Cititel Penang

The 24-hour Main Street Café, designed in contemporary style with sleek façade and furnishings and decorated in warm, earthy tones and pastel shades, presents the perfect ambience for any event, be it a business lunch, a hi-tea, family gatherings and even corporate events. It’s also offering a varied menu selection featuring ‘Chef’s Signature Dishes’, international selections, local favourites, vegetarian delights, pastas, desserts and themed buffet spreads over the weekends. This restaurant in Penang remains a favourite amongst the local community.  |  http://www.cititelpenang.com

Taste Café Special Dinner Buffet@ G Hotel, Gurney

Taste Café – All-day dining for all occasions – is located at the ground floor of G Hotel. Delight in freshly brewed aromatic coffee or do brunch in brightly lit spaces, where the atmosphere is set to tantalise just as much as the food. Especially for senior citizens 60 years old and above the Buffet Dinner, Mon to Thu & Sun – priced at RM69 | Fri & Sat –priced at RM79 for senior citizens.  |  http://www.ghotel.com.my

Weekend Coffee and Cake Buffet at FIP Lounge@ Shangri-La’s Rasa Sayang Resort and Spa

Visit the place with your friends for a weekend buffet of unlimited coffee or tea and cake. Delight in up to 10 types of whole cakes, scones, cake pops and unlimited coffee or tea every Saturday and Sunday from 3pm to 6pm. Price at RM47 nett (adult); RM24 nett (child 6 to 11 years old)  |  http://www.shangri-la.com

Feringgi Grill@ Shangri-La’s Rasa Sayang Resort and Spa

Feringgi Grill is situated on the mezzanine floor of the resort. It offers diners a warm, cosy ambience with a bird’s eye view of lush tropical greenery. Relish divinely prepared modern grill cuisine, indulge in vintage wines or unwind with a selection of world-class cigars. Tantalised by Chef Matthias’ artistic portrayal of the best quality produce available is a fascinating eye-openers to diners.  |  http://www.shangri-la.com
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