A treat fit
for Princes and Princesses: this is what the Puteri Pacific Johor Baru has
arranged for diners in their Sajian Puteri buffet at The Puteri Café this
Ramadan.
The popular Puteri Lamb Kuzi is among the main features in the Sajian Puteri buffet at Puteri Pacific JB |
I’m at
the preview of Sajian Puteri, the brainchild of the culinary teams led by Chef
Zamri of The Puteri Pacific Hotel and Chef Zainuddin of Persada Johor
International Convention Centre.
Besides
enjoying more than 100 dishes in the best of traditional and international
favourites in this buffet, diners can stand to win attractive prizes in a special lucky draw.
Curious
about this attractive treat, I ask about how this works and am told that diners
only need to submit their dining vouchers along with their names and contact
details.
Make a date to Berbuka Puasa with Artistes |
After
Raya the results will be announced on social media and the lucky diners may win
return flight tickets to domestic and Asean destinations, while its top prize
is an Umrah Package.
On
four specific dates, Centre for diners to enjoy their breaking-of-fast dinner while
being entertained by the favourite Sajian
Puteri will be served at the Persada Johor International Convention their artistes
in Berbuka Puasa with Artistes.
As
a special treat to break-fast with their favourite entertainer, diners can make
a date with Hafiz Suip (May 7), Siti Nordiana (May 10), Liza Hanim (May 26) and
Datuk Ramli Sarip (May 31).
In
addition, diners can look forward to enjoying a Daily Must-Try so keep an eye out for this daily change at one
particular stall to discover if it’s Chinese, Indian or other cuisine, served
in a freshly cooked 15-cycle menu.
Among
the featured items served from stalls in this buffet are the Puteri Kambing
Kuzi (lamb), Gulai Tulang Rusuk Merah (beef), barbecued seafood and meats, Ayam
Percik Salai (chicken) and Roti Kwali Terbalik or bread baked on overturned wok,
served with Lamb Qeema.
Serving Gulai Tulang Rusuk Merah from a heated kawah |
The Lamb
Kuzi is a whole lamb stuffed with fragrant basmati rice and roasted with the
finest herbs and spices. To savour, I drizzle the rice and slices of lamb with a
spot of Kuzi gravy, served from a dish nearby.
Chef
Zamri is particularly proud of the beefy goodness of traditional brewed soups
and stews like Gulai Tulang Rusuk Merah which is served warm from a giant pot
or kawah.
The foyer
outside The Puteri Café is lined with various stalls that serve a range of
items like Mee Rebus, stir-fried Char Kway Teow or flat rice noodles, a range
of Pasta, freshly-made Roti Canai and Murtabak, deep-fried snacks – including rolls
of deep-fried durian – and the Daily Must-Try stall.
A range of deep-fried snacks including deep-fried durian rolls |
At
the stall for Roti Kwali Terbalik, I watch as the chef’s gloved hand, painstakingly
pats a circular patty of dough on a heated overturned wok to toast it.
When
the white bread turns a shade of golden-brown, it is sliced in half before being
served with a side of Lamb Qeema.
At
the section dedicated to serving dates and a range of preserved fruits, I’m
glad to see how each item is stored in covered but see-through containers for
diners to conveniently help themselves to their favourite picks.
Savour Roti Kwali Terbalik with Lamb Qeema |
In
the hot buffet where cooked food is served to savour with steamed white rice,
Chef Zamri emphasized that all the items here are prepared strictly with
seafood.
He
then explains that these seafood dishes are designed to strike a balance with
the meaty items in the menu.
A
quick peek at the contents in the chaffing dishes reveal seafood dishes like Seabass
steamed in soya sauce, Squid stuffed with cous cous, Prawns with petai sambal
and kum hiong flavoured Mussels.
Nearby,
an Appetizer section serves a range of traditional sambal sauces to go with a
selection of ulam-ulam or fresh
kampung greens as well as a choice of tossed kerabu or Malaysian salads. Several jars with air-tight lids are
filled with a variety of crisps.
Mee Rebus is served from the Noodles stall |
Another
staple for the breaking-of-fast must be Bubur
Lambuk, a traditional rice porridge.
At
the Dessert section, Chef Zamri proudly tells me that all their local kuih, bubur and pengat or sweet broths, cakes, pastries, jellies and puddings, are
all made in-house.
I
can see tasty choices like kuih lapis, seri muka, bingka ubi, koleh kacang,
kuih kaswi and so delighted to spy Lepat Pisang among them because this
delicacy is a rare find these days!
The
Sajian Puteri buffet is served at The Puteri Café from May 6 to June 3, daily from 6.30pm to 10pm.
Freshly stir-fried Char Kway Teow or flat rice noodles |
Rate
at RM108 nett for adult and RM55 nett for children aged between six
to 12 years.
Early
Bird purchases made before April 30 will
enjoy reduced rate of RM88 nett for
adult and RM45 nett for children
aged between six to 12 years. And for every 10 vouchers purchased, one will be
Free.
Note:
There is a designated room prepared for Maghrib prayers.
Please Note: The Sajian Puteri buffet
will be served at the Persada Johor International Convention Center along with
performances by popular artistes on these specific dates: May 7, 10, 26 and 31.
Rates at RM128 nett for adult and RM65 nett for child.
Covered and see-through containers to serve a range of dried, preserved fruits |
Enjoy a Special Discount on the Berbuka Puasa with
Artistes dinner vouchers when you present a screenshot or a section of the
event promotion from any social media or publication platform while making your
purchases.
Then
your special discount will be only RM108
nett for adult and RM55 nett for
children aged between six to 12 years.
There are
also attractive package deals for group events and for hosting Corporate Social
Responsibility (CSR) events in the hotel.
For
enquiries and reservations, Tel: +607 219 9999, Ext: 9399 or send email to:
sales@puteripacific.com
The
Puteri Pacific Johor Baru is linked to the Persada Johor International
Convention Centre at Jalan Abdullah Ibrahim and also enjoys parking access from
Jalan Trus. Website: www.puteripacific.com
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