Ramadan is rapidly approaching and those missing the aromas and treats of seasonal evening bazaars can take solace knowing that they can still feast on traditional Malay dishes with the help of YTL Hotels. The Ritz-Carlton, Kuala Lumpur, The Majestic Hotel Kuala Lumpur, Hotel Stripes Kuala Lumpur and AC Hotel Kuala Lumpur have joined forces to offer families a chance to break fast with three different meal sets available.
These sets – Festive Value (RM40 nett per person), Festive Classic (RM60 nett per person) and Festive Delight (RM80 nett per person) – each come with their own assortment of Malay delicacies. With a minimum order of four persons, the hotel will even waive delivery charges (RM20) to destinations within 10km of the property.
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No matter which package your decide, diners will receive Tunisian dates and a mixture of ulam-ulaman kampung such as tomato, petai, cucumber, roasted peanuts, sambal belancan and salted egg for starters, as well as a selection of traditional kuih-muih and bubur pulut hitam for dessert.
Each Ramadan package comes with their own specialities, with Festive Value’s highlights including traditional nasi bukhari ayam to go alongside sambal tumis udang, egg kurma, pucuk ubi masak cili padi and ikan cencaru (torpedo scad fish) bakar bersumbat kelapa.
Festive Classic on the other hand, includes additional dishes the likes of chicken briyani, sambal tumis udang and petai, pajeri terung and bread and butter pudding. Finally, Festive Delight ups the ante with lamb briyani, ayam percik, udang masak lemak tempoyak, sotong goreng kunyit and an Oreo batik cake.
How to place an order:
For The Majestic Hotel Kuala Lumpur, call 018-3412800 or email contango@majestickl.com.
For The Ritz-Carlton, Kuala Lumpur, call 018-9292174 or email dining@ritzcarltonkl.com.
For Hotel Stripes Kuala Lumpur, call 018-7023202 or email brasserie25@stripeskl.com.
For AC Hotel Kuala Lumpur, call 018-6880019 or email enquiry@achotelkl.com.