In conjunction with the Ramadan month, Eastin Hotel Penang will launch its Ramadan Buffet Dinner “Eastin Ku Kampung Ku” starting from 18th June to 18th July. Eastin Hotel Penang is located just beside the Queensbay Mall.
Decoration for Hari Raya Aidilfitri.
There are so many food available for the buffet dinner until you don’t know what food to start with. I think let’s go through the food list first.
Garden of Green Salad: Tomato, Carrot, Cucumber, Corn Kernel, Onion Ring, Mix Lettuce.
Dressing and Condiments: Thousand Island, Cheesy Mayo, Italian, Mango, Vinaigrette.
International Appetizer: Semi-dreid Tomato and Mozzarella Salad with Basil Corn Relish, Cajun Squid Flower and Soba Noodle and French Dressing, Pan Seared Fish with Grill Zucchini Salad, Tomato, Aubergine and Citrus Dressing, Asparagus with Turkey Han and Pineapple Salad, Ulam-Ulaman Serantau, Kerabu Perut, Kerabu Kacang Botol, Kerabu Ayam Dara, Kerabu Betik Muda, Kerabu Udang Suhun.
Savories and Malaysian Sambals: Sambal Belacan, Sambal Cincaluk, Sambal Mempelam, Sambal Kelapa, Sambal Budu Jelatah, Acar Buah, Keropok Ikan, Keropok Lekor, Keropok Udang, Papadam, Ketupat, Serunding Ayam, Serunding Daging, Acar Rampai, Sambal Ikan Bilis, Lemang, Ketupat Nasi, Ikan Masin, Telur Masin and Jeruk Counter.
Citarasa Malaysia Kampong & Malaysia Favourites: Ikan Asam Pesad, Gulai Daging Kacang Panjang, Gulai Asam Rom Sayuran, Ayam Pongteh, Rendang Ekor, Siput Sedut Lamak Cili Api, Picik Ubi Masak Lemak Putih, Stir Fried Crab with Basil Leaf, Thai Yellow Chicken Curry, Poach Indonesian Sea Bass with Cilantro Sauce, Saute Squid with Macaroni in Tomato Herb Sauce, Fried Mussel with Chili and Hot Bean Sauce, Wok Fried Tiger Prawn with Butter Sauce, Nasi Putih, Nasi Tomato.
Soup: Pumpkin Soup, Soup Ekor Cendawan, Bread Roll and Butter.
Seafood on Ice with Condiments: Slipper Lobster, Tiger Prawn, Mussels, Crab.
Nasi Lemak Kukus Action Counter: Sambal Bawang, Ayam Goreng Berempah, Telur Rebus dan Timun, Ikan Bilis.
Action Counter: Mee Rebus, Panggang Station (Seafood and Meat 6 Types), 6 types of Sauces: Mushroom, Black Pepper, Kam Hiong, Thai Chili, Assam Jawa, Kicap Bawang.
Homemade Malaysian Pizza: Seafood, Beef Rendang.
Hawker Stall: Roasted Whole Lamb, Shawarma, Ice Kacang with Condiments, Gearbox Soup with Condiments, Bubur Lambuk.
Dessert: Buah Kurma Madu Yusut Taiyoob’s. Assorted Fruits Platter, Assorted French Pastry, Whole Cakes, Fruits Jelly in Glass, Coffee Mousse, Apple Crumble, Bubur Kacang, Linzer Torte, Pavlova with Fruits, Local Malay Kuih.
Beverage Stall: Air Bandung, Soya Milk with Cincau, Mata Kucing, Young Coconut, Teh Tarik, Kopi Tarik, Coffee, Tea.
Overall, I like the Shawarma very much. They put all the ingredient inside the pocket of the Pita bread. Brilliant! The chicken is so tender and it mixed really well with the vege and sauce. Yum!! Another main attraction of the Ramadan Buffet Dinner will be the Whole Roasted Lamb! Both Shawarna and Roasted Lamb are from the Hawker Station. Keep an eye on them! Oh, never forget about the The Bukhari Rice too! The grilled chicken, beef, prawns and scallops from the Grill Station are not bad. For seafood lover, the Seafood on Ice Corner is the one that you cannot miss! Another item that I like is the Poach Indonesian Sea Bass with Cilantro Sauce from the Citarasa Malaysia Kampong & Malaysia Favourites category. However, it is a little bit salty. It will be perfect if eating it with the rice! Last but not least, the Dessert! I will not miss the dessert for any buffet I go. I will always leave an empty space for dessert. You see the chocolate fountain? It is so tempting, isn’t it? It is always worth to go for a buffet if you are a big eater. Many people will think this way. However, if you think it another way round, you go for a buffet and you are able to taste and try so many different kind of food all at once, it is definitely worth the price, regardless you are a big eater or not. Don’t you think so?
The Ramadan Buffet Dinner is price at RM104 nett for adult and RM52 nett for child, from 7pm-10pm during the Ramadan month.
For early bird, you will enjoy the following:
F&B Promotion: Ramadan Voucher RM80 nett
– Every 20 vouchers, Free 1 voucher.
– Every 50 vouchers, Free 3 voucher.
– Every 60 vouchers, Free 1 room of 2D1N DH.
– Every 100 vouchers, Free 2 rooms of 2D1N DH + 2 vouchers.
Citibank: RM88 nett.
AEON member: 15% discount.
Senior Citizens: 50% discount.
For inquiries or reservation, please call Eastin Hotel Penang, Swez Brasserie at 04-6121128
Eastin Hotel Penang
Address: 1 Solok Bayan Indah, Queensbay, 11900 Byan Lepas, Penang
Phone: 04-6121111
Email: info.pg@eastin.com
Website: www.eastin.com
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