Jingle bell, jingle bell, jingle bell rock. Jingle bells swing and jingle bells ring~~~
10 more days to Christmas. Have you planned your Christmas activities yet? To make it more special this year, let’s celebrate the Christmas together with Eastin Hotel by attending their Christmas Eve Buffet Dinner, Christmas Day Hi-Tea and Christmas Day Buffet Dinner! The Christmas decorations are up! I am totally in Christmas mood now!
Frosty the Snowman, was a jolly happy soul, with a corn cob pipe and a button nose, and two eyes made out of coal~~~
25% off for the early bird, with full payment before 15 December 2015. Senior Citizen is also entitle for the 25% off.
Cold Delicacies
Chicago Turkey Mixed Salad
I started my meal with the cold delicacies. This Chicago Turkey Mixed Salad is one of my favorite. It has a toast bread at the bottom with the turkey slices on top, together with some mandarin oranges as well. So good!
Walnut Apple Salad
Before looking at the name of this appetizer, I thought it was a cucumber with some mixed salad. After eating it, to my surprise, it was green apple instead! It was refreshing and really appetizing.
Australia Potato Salad. It’s just a normal potato salad.
Smoked Salmon. One of the item that cannot be missed. It can be added on the Chicago Turkey Mixed Salad as well, becoming Chicago Turkey and Smoke Salmon Mixed Salad. đ
Soup
Fresh Mushroom Cream Soup
For the soup, I like the mushroom soup for its taste and there are lots of mushrooms bites. I also like the thickness of the mushroom soup as well. At least, it is not from the can!
Fresh Baked Bread and Rolls. I supposed to try this bread with the mushroom soup but too bad, I missed it! I should have tried it.
Hot Delicacies
Poached Seabass with Saffrom Sauce
After all the cold delicacies, it’s time for some hot delicacies. The seabass is fresh and I like it because I no need to scare that I will get a choke due to the fish bones!!
Chicken Roulade with Pomegranate Sauce
This dish is a hit. When I finished enjoying the cold delicacies and wanted to grab some of these, they were only a few pieces left!! đ Luckily, I still managed to try some and yes, it was good. The sauce is a bit sweet, maybe due to the pomegranate. First time tasted chicken with pomegranate sauce. It’s an unique dish for me!
Spanish Butter Rice with Nut. As you can see, the rice used is not the normal rice. The butter rice is fragrant and nice to eat with the seabass and chicken!
Carving
Authentic Roasted Turkey with Classic Ingredients and Condiments
Here comes the main item of the night, WHOLE ROASTED TURKEY!!! It comes with vegetables and potato, together with the Cranberry sauce and Giblet gravy.
Saliva dropping~~~
The muffin to go with the Roast Turkey.
The Chef and the Roast Turkey!
Dessert
The desserts of the night are Ginger Bread House, Christmas Fruits Cake with Icing, House Christmas Mousse, Christmas Log, Ginger Bread Fantasy and Cherry Truffle. I don’t think I want to talk much about the desserts. My personal favorite are the Ginger Bread Fantasy and Christmas Fruits Cake with Icing. They are so sweet especially the Christmas Fruits Cake with Icing. That is why they are desserts, right?!
Of course, there will be some fruits as well.
Turkey to Go. You can order the whole roasted Turkey @ RM338 nett. Orders to be made at least 3 days in advance.
Overall, I like Eastin Christmas Buffet Dinner a lot!! This is the first time I attended the Christmas Dinner Buffet in Eastin Hotel and I was flown away with all their dishes. Although the selection is not that much, all of them are good. This is the most important. I have been telling my friends to give this Christmas buffet a go since I tasted the food last week. If you are asking me to name the food I like, Chicago Turkey Mixed Salad, Walnut Apple Salad, Smoked Salmon, Mushroom Soup, Poached Seabass with Saffrom Sauce, Chicken Roulade with Pomegranate Sauce, Authentic Roasted Turkey with Classic Ingredients and Condiments, Ginger Bread Fantasy and Christmas Fruits Cake with Icing are among them. See, I almost name all of them from the list I have tasted.
Wait no more, pick up your phone, make your reservation now and have a wonderful 2015 Christmas! Oh, before I forget, on Christmas Eve itself, starting from 6pm, you will be able to enjoy the live performance by Eastin’s Carolling singers. Also, lucky draw will be awaiting for the lucky ones on that night! Eastin Hotel is also having New Year’s Eve Countdown Dinner, New Year Day Hi-Tea and New Year Day Buffet Dinner as well.
Christmas Eve Buffet Dinner
24 December 2015 | 6.30pm-10.00pm
RM168.00 nett (adult)
RM80.00 nett (child)
Christmas Day Hi-Tea
25 December 2015 | 12.00pm-3.00pm
RM82.00 nett (adult)
RM40.00 nett (child)
Christmas Day Dinner
25 December 2015 | 6.30pm-10.00pm
RM118.00 nett (adult)
RM55.00 nett (child)
Countdown Dinner
31 December 2015 | 6.30pm-10.00pm
RM168.00 nett (adult)
RM80.00 nett (child)
New Year Hi-Tea
1 January 2016 | 12.00pm-3.00pm
RM82.00 nett (adult)
RM40.00 nett (child)
New Year Dinner
1 January 2016 | 6.30pm-10.00pm
RM118.00 nett (adult)
RM55.00 nett (child)
Eastin Hotel Penang
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Tel: +604 612 1128
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