Treat
yourselves this Ramadan with A Taste of Malaysia, a breaking-of-fast meal with
some of the nation’s favourite food at Harbour Café, Hotel Jen Puteri Harbour.
Juicy Lamb Ouzi and roasted chickens served with sauces |
Chef Hamizi Abd Hamid, proudly presents his family’s recipes for a range
of traditional dishes like Rusuk Kambing Bakar Masak Kismis and Soup Gearbox. Chef Mizi, as he’s fondly called, has designed
a range of mouth-watering Ramadan Buffet menus that are served in Harbour Cafe from now to July 4,
2016.
Look
out for seven popular Malaysian dishes with flavours that will certainly transport
diners back to their own kampungs. These dishes are presented in charming
traditional earthen pots to keep the food warm the old fashioned way. Among the favourites are Daging Salai Masak
Lemak Belimbing Buluh and Udang Masak Kicap Cili Api.
A diner mixing her own fruit and vegetable rojak |
Among
the heated pots in the Lauk Kawah Besar
range, you should also find Gulai Daging Tetel and traditional Bubur Lambuk. There is also Serunding Ayam (chicken) and
Serunding Daging (beef) to savour with ketupat
and lemang.
Warm
up after a long day of fasting with the comforting taste of traditional brewed
soups like Sup Ayam Berempah as well as popular Wild Mushroom and Spicy Oxtail
soups, served with freshly baked bread rolls.
When
you are ready to sink your teeth into some juicy meat, check out the carving
station for a choice of roasted Prime Ribeye with thyme crust and barbecued
Beef Brisket with citrus barbecue sauce.
For a taste of local fusion, indulge in Ayam Golek roasted with Asian
spices and percik sauces, and baked
fillet of Salmon marinated with Asian spices.
A selection of cold seafood and sauces at the Seafood Bar |
In
the Arabian spread, enjoy a taste of Lamb Ouzi with Arabic saffron briyani rice,
fried boiled eggs, Arabic lavash bread along with condiments like olives,
tomato dukkus sauce and fatush side salad.
If
you wish to start with salads, take your pick from Malay favourites in a range
of ulam (village greens) and acar (pickles) to savour with a choice
of traditional spicy sambal sauces. Or
pick your choice of sliced fruits and vegetables topped with peanut sauce to
mix your own rojak!
Renowned
for its seafood buffets, the Ramadan spread at Harbour Café also includes an
interesting Seafood Bar with a selection of cold crabs, prawns and
mussels. It also features popular items
in their International spread while the Japanese station offers a choice of
freshly made sushi, tempura moriawase, maki rolls and fresh slices of seafood sashimi.
Delicious Creme Brulee in three flavours! |
Besides
the raw fish buffet, you can also savour the hot buffet of delectable Malay
dishes along with stir-fried Chinese items as well as Indian tandoori, breads
and condiments.
At
the Noodle Station just ask for help if you wish to taste a choice of Penang
Nyonya Laksa, Mee Rebus, Peranakan Mee Curry, Fishball soup or Wantan Noodles
with delicious wantan dumplings and even Johor’s very own, Laksa Johor.
Pastry
Chef Zuwairi Shuaib and his team are whipping up an exquisite range of sweet
creations to let diners end their meal sweetly.
Fresh durian served by supplier from Tangkak |
From assorted Malay kuih to Western cakes and French pastries, there is
also a chocolate fountain and even a live cooking station for freshly fried bananas
and durian fritters. Don’t
miss Harbour Café’s popular Crème Brulee served in three flavours – Vanilla,
Pandan and Coffee!
Savour
all these with a choice of brewed hot coffee, tea or chilled Syrup Bandung.
If
you are a fan of the King of Fruits, save some space for fresh durian, served on
the verandah to keep its pungent fragrance outdoors. A pair of disposable gloves are also supplied
for you to hold the fleshy fruits and save you a trip to wash your hands!
Prices for
the Taste of Malaysia buffet are RM126 per adult and RM63 per child aged 5 to 12 years. For groups of 50 adults, the price starts from
RM120 per person.
For more
info and reservations, Tel: 607 – 560
8900 or email: harbourcafe.hjph@hoteljen.com
Wow... i like durian...
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