Set Lunch @ Spoon, G Hotel Kelawai, Penang

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Thinking of where to eat and what to eat has become the tricky questions for most workers during lunch time. Of course, for those who bring along their own lunch to office, they don’t need to think about it during lunch time, they think of it before preparing the lunch. If you have run out of restaurants that you want to go and no idea on what to eat, you can head over to SPOON, located at level 2, G Hotel Kelawai for their 4-Course Set Lunch. What? Go for lunch in a hotel, are you crazy? No, I am not, because the price for the 4-Course Set Lunch is only at RM25 nett!! Yes, you heard it right, RM25 nett!! The Set Lunch starts from 12pm to 3pm daily until end of 2018. If you are not able to make it during weekdays, you can go during weekends as well!

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There are 5 different menus rotating weekly, bringing you more options for your lunch selections. The 4-Course Set Lunch comes with Appetiser (Chef’s Creation), Best From The Pot (Soup of The Day), Choice of Mains Selection (3 choices to choose from), Sweet Delight (Pastry of The Day) and Beverage (Coffee or Tea).

It was on Menu 4 on that day I dined, thanks to the invitation from G Hotel Kelawai.

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Appetiser.

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Soup of The Day – Mushroom Soup.

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For the Main, I ordered the Grilled Chicken. It’s Marinated Chicken Breast, served with Pumpkin Gremolata, Spaghetti and Natural Jus.

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The chicken breast is marinated well and tender. I like it. It is a huge piece of breast meat. Many people don’t like chicken breast because it is hard and dry, this is the opposite. You should try it out.

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Seafood Delight – Charred Fish Fillet, Pommes De Terre Aux Herbs, Greens, Pepper Coulis and Sweet Basil.

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For people who don’t like chicken breast, you can order this Seafood Delight. Tilapia is being used on that day.

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Tom Yum Fried Rice – Spicy Wok Fried Rice A La Thai served with Prawns, Anchovies, Lime Wedges, Egg and Mango Chutney.

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For rice lovers, Tom Yum Fried Rice will be your pick. Many of us who tried the fried rice love it a lot, especially the crispy anchovies.

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Sweet Delight. Red Velvet Cake is being served on that day.

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Nice and comfy ambiance of SPOON.

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For just a RM25 nett, it is value of money for you to go and dine there during lunch time. You can enjoy the view while having your lunch at the same time. With a 120 seating capacity, SPOON is good for friends gathering or even company team lunch event that is within the budget limit.

SPOON, G Hotel Kelawai
Level 2, 2 Persiaran Maktab, 10250 Penang, Malaysia.
Tel: 604-2190000
Email: g4u@ghotel.com.my
www.ghotel.com.my

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