Showing posts with label High Tea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label High Tea. Show all posts

August 22, 2020

Afternoon High Tea with Dim Sum @ Piano Lounge, Dorsett Grand Subang

 
Tea-Up with Dim Sum
 

While we tend to relate afternoon teas with scones, sandwiches and cakes, it is a nice change to savour dim sum bites in afternoon teas as well. Dorsett Grand Subang’s Piano Lounge is jazzing up their afternoon teas with a dim sum affair.
 

The value-for money promotion of An Afternoon Dim Sum Affair offers a set of dim sum and dessert treats for 2 persons at the price of RM68 nett for the set. Served at the casual lounge of the hotel, it’s a place to unwind with light snacks and beverages.
 

A basket of steamed dim sum filled with Steamed Prawn Dumplings with Coriander and Steamed Siew Mai ‘Emperor’ Style proved that classic favorites will always remain a constant crowd please when it comes to dim sum. These Muslim-friendly morsels of dumplings have a nice balance of flavours and textures.
 

October 1, 2017

Premium Sky High Tea @ Nobu Kuala Lumpur


The Ultimate Nobu High Tea


It’s always good to indulge every once in a while and there’s no better way to do that than to relax and unwind with some delicious High Tea on a weekend. Taking High Tea to new indulgence, Nobu Kuala Lumpur is presenting their latest menu of Nobu’s Premium High Tea menu in addition to its regular high tea.


With a talented Pastry Chef Jackie Teo on board together with Executive Chef Philip Leong, Nobu is offering a choice of indulgence, perfect for some delicious indulgence on the weekend set amidst a view of our cityscape. Nobu Premium High Tea consists of a savory and a sweet selections of Nobu signatures meticulously prepared with premium ingredients and inspired by flavours of Japanese and Peruvian cuisines.



The savory platter offers various flavours and textures, gorgeously plated on Japanese crafted wood tray. Miniature bites of Lobster Tacos with Tomato Salsa proves that a little twist of creativity goes a long way. Crispy mini shells paired with small cubes of lobster is elevated with a tang of tomato salsa.


There’s also a gorgeous Toro Tartar on Pumpkin Biscuits crowned with salty pearls of unctuous black caviar. One bite is all it takes and what heavenly notes it was…



Sushi rolls are a must and our tray has two! Salmon Roll, delicate in texture with sliver of salmon a creamy dollop of sauce and glistening globules of briny salmon roe. Utterly scrumptious and satisfying if you ask me. The Shrimp Roll fared decent, a lighter roll filled with generous crisp greens and shrimp.


It’s relatively simple but the Softshell Crab with Watermelon Ponzu was another crowd pleaser at our table. Executed well with crispy pieces of softshell crab topped with a fruity and light citrusy sauce, the dish was easy and delicious on the palate.

The Wagyu Gyoza Dumpling was juicy and plump, a savory bundle of joy on the palate.



After our savory treat, it was time for a beautiful sweet tasting of Nobu’s hand-crafted desserts. Not all desserts are made sweet. Chef Jackie has elevated Nobu’s dessert with a twist of unusual ingredients not commonly found in desserts.



Miniature cup covered with a disc of chocolate holds an element of surprise in Almond Financier with Butter Noisette and Sakura Sauce. As the wait staff pours hot and creamy Sakura sauce over the disc, it melted away to make way for our spoon as we dug into the delicious and nutty financier cake flavoured with buttery and nutty butter noisette. Simply divine and perfumed with sakura notes, this dessert was a crowd pleaser!



An unusual pairing of caramel and miso may sound odd but it works out beautifully with the sweet and savory notes in Caramel Mousse with Miso and Butterscotch Glaze. Miso wasn’t intensely noticeable and yet it gave the mousse an underlying moreish and savory note that offset the deep sweetness of the caramel and butterscotch. The chocolate base added more richness and tied up the whole dessert together.


The Matcha with Azuki Bean was more familiar to our palate in terms of pairings of dessert. The matcha cake had a luscious flavour and aroma of green tea while the icing of creamy and sweet red bean balanced up the bitter note of the tea nicely.



The pretty layers of Yuzu Mango Mille Feuille was a lovely sight. Layers of crispy puff pastry sandwiching citrusy yuzu and mango cream finished by dots of more cream proved that all the effort that goes into making this dessert was worth the bite.


The Nobu Premium High Tea is truly one of its kind. Coupled with the scenic view, it’s a treat for the weekend, especially if one wants to indulge in a lavish treat.


Not part of the high tea, you might want to put in an order of the Padrón Pepper with Shimeiji (RM28) under the appetizer menu. These little peppers are super addictive and won’t leave much heat on your palate. Instead, these smoky peppers are moreish and very umami with little pops of earthy Shimeiji mushrooms.


Pair the high tea with Nobu’s list of enticing beverages such as this beautiful tri-color Strawberry Matcha (RM26) Matcha Café Latte (RM22) or Coffee Jelly (RM20). Each one is deliciously satisfying on its own!



There’s also a thirst-quenching list of Mocktails that is refreshing and perfect for a chill out afternoon. Choose from Calamansi Shiso, Lychee Passion to Pepino and Yuzu Pina Cooler, all priced at RM28 each.

For inquiries, reservations and to place orders, please 603 2164 5084 or Whatsapp 019 389 5085.



NOBU KUALA LUMPUR
Level 56, Menara 3 Petronas
Persiaran KLCC
50088 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: +603 2164 5084


Business hours:
Mon-Fri Lunch       12noon-2pm
Mon-Sun Dinner    6pm-10.30pm
Fri & Sat                6pm-12midnight (Club Lounge Happy Hour)


March 28, 2017

Weekend Hi-Tea @ Dondang Sayang, Corus Hotel Kuala Lumpur


Affordable Weekend High Tea



For a weekend treat, check out Corus Hotel Kuala Lumpur latest themed Weekend Hi-Tea at Dondang Sayang Coffee House. Set in our metropolitan city center, Dondang Sayang Coffee House’s Weekend Hi-Tea are laden with sumptuous spread of Malaysian’s favorites of local as well as international fare.


Dondang Sayang Coffee House is an all-day dining outlet serving continental and local specialties. The halal restaurant serves up to 220 diners and offer diners a warm and open ambiance set with comfort in mind. Serving buffets all day as well as a la carte menu, Dondang Sayang coffee house is spacious and set with warm earth tones.

Variety is the spice of life, hence the newly revamped Hi-Tea menu features four different themes each weekend – Tradisi Nusantara, Spices of India, Country Western and Chinese Street Food. Expect lots of local as well as international dishes to tempt your palate at this very affordable High Tea buffet spread.



We took a sneak peek at their Tradisi Nusantara Weekend Hi-Tea and was really pleased at the delicious offerings. Inspired by the neighbouring countries of Malaysia, namely; Brunei and Indonesia, Chef Zam and his team have prepared delightful and colourful dishes. Be spoilt for choice as you take your pick from an array of Asia Signature sumptuous delights include Kampung Fried Rice, Lamb Curry with Potato, Sotong Bakar dengan Sambal Mangga, Ayam Panggang Madu Bali Barongan, Nyonya Assam Pedas Fish with Dried Tofu and many more.




Tuck into Chef Zam’s Nasi Dagang with glorious pots of curries and sambals such as Paru Goreng Berlada, Gulai Ikan Tongkol, Sambal Telur and Ayam Masak Merah along with condiments of Telur Masin, Acar, Serunding, Keropok, Sambal and more.






The cold cut and salad bar is filled with selection of DIY salad ingredients and dressings, cold cut platter, Cous Cous Salad, Thai Seafood Salad, Beef Salad Malay Style, Kerabu Taugeh Dengan Kerang, Fruit Salad with Yoghurt and more.



For something soupy, the Sup Daging Tetel, a classic from Indonesia, is marvelously warming on the palate as well as the tummy. Full of aromatic spices, the pieces of meat and vegetables were tender too. There’s also Cream of Mushroom Soup to be enjoyed with bread and butter.



From the noodle station, there’s the piquant and spicy Asam Laksa to whet the appetite.


The Chicken and Beef Satay is absolutely delicious so don’t miss this classic favorite here!










There are plenty of sweet treats to keep everyone happy. From local Kuih Muih to international desserts such as cakes, scones, pudding and jellies, cupcakes, Bread and Butter Pudding to Tau Foo Fah, enjoy these with a cup of hot Teh Tarik or coffee for a delightful ending.


The Bread and Butter Pudding is divine! Golden crisp on top and soft pudding creaminess on the bottom, served with Crème Anglaise.



Rojak Buah is another treat for Hi-Tea that many enjoys…









This Weekend High Tea Buffet is only RM65nett per adult and RM39nett per child at Dondang Sayang Coffee House and available on Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays at 12.30PM till 4.00PM.

For reservations, visit www.corushotel-kl.com OR call +603 2161 8888



DONDANG SAYANG
Corus Hotel Kuala Lumpur
Jalan Ampang,
50450 Kuala Lumpur,
Tel: 603 2160 5923