In conjunction with the April Thailand water festival (Songkra) Eastin Hotel is please to introduce the delicious authentic Thai cuisine for their April theme.
Among the mouth watering dishes to look for are Yam Talay (Spicy Seafood Salad), Geang Phed Ped Yang (BBQ roasted duck in red curry), Tom Yam Goong (Spicy prawn soup with lemongrass and lime juice), Phad Thai Goong (Thai style fried noodles with prawn), Phra Neang Ma Nao (Steamed seabass with spicy garlic and lemon sauce) and The tempting desserts of Kao Neaw Mamuang (Mango sticky rice).
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| Chef Daniel and assistant prepared all these yummylicious dishes. |
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| Yam Talay (Spicy Seafood Salad). The best dish among all cause i love the tenderness and juiciness of the well cook prawn, mussel and squirt. Tossed in sour & spicy lime sauce with raw yellow onion, spring onion and local coriander. |
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| Tom Yam Goong (Spicy prawn soup with lemongrass and lime juice). Really yam kong when had this dish cause i am not really a spicy eater. Thick santan, spicy soup, fresh tender prawn serve with fresh coriander and Kaffir Lime Leaves. |
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| Geang Phed Ped Yang (BBQ roasted duck in red curry). Chef Daniel used the traditional way to cook this. He used double coconut milk (Double coconut milk is top floating foam / layer of the fresh coconut reduction. It is much more thicker, lighter and flavorful), fresh peel graph for some sweetness, thai mini eggplant, roasted duck and herb. It was a great sweet dish but I prefer to have more herb to balance off the sweet and creaminess. |
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| Phra Neang Ma Nao (Steamed seabass with spicy garlic and lemon sauce). Eat while it is piping HOT. |
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| A traditional savory dish which are commonly called as Thai fried koey teow. It is actually called Phad Thai Goong (Thai style fried noodles with prawn). |
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| Kao Neaw Mamuang (Mango sticky rice). I love the sweet & sour thai mango topped with coconut cream & some sweet aroma caramelize sticky rice. The saltiness of the coconut cream kind of complement the sweet & sour from the mango. It was a GREAT sweet ending. |
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| You can have as many as you want at the buffet. |
Swez Brasserie Eastin Hotel Penang
11900 Bayan Lepas, Penang, Malaysia
GPS: 5.33698,100.30679
Tel: +604-612 1111, Fax: +604-612 1128
Email : info.pg@eastin.com
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Tantalizing Thai Buffet : 1 - 31 April 2012, Lunch, Hi-tea and dinner.
* 15% duscount for dinner on Saturday to Thursday from 6.30pm - 10.00pm * Exclusive for Maybankard & VISA card member ONLY!
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Lunch (12.00 noon – 2.30pm): Monday – Friday
RM48++ (adult), RM24++ (child)Hi-Tea (12.00 noon – 3.00pm): Saturday, Sunday & public holidays
Normal weekend: RM55++ (adult), RM28++ (child)
Festive Occasion: RM68++ (adult), RM34++ (child)
Semi Buffet Dinner (6.30pm – 10.00pm): Monday – Thursday
RM48++ per pax
Seafood Supreme Themed Buffet Dinner (6.30pm – 10.00pm): Friday
RM80++ (adult), RM40++ (child)
Tantalizing Thai Themed Buffet Dinner (6.30pm – 10.00pm): Saturday & Sunday
RM80++ (adult), RM40++ (child)
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- Invitation to seafood supreme food review at Swez Brasserie Eastin Hotel Penang, CLICK HERE
- Invitation to the celebration of annual dinner for 24th Chef Association Malaysia (Penang Chapter) @ Eastin Hotel, CLICK HERE
- Valentine set dinner at Swez Brasserie Eastin Hotel Penang, CLICK HERE
- Vivacious Vietnam Buffet at Eastin Hotel Penang, CLICK HERE
- Tantalizing Thai at Eastin Hotel Penang, CLICK HERE
- Join Phua Chu Kang for a night of hilarious comedy & charity in aid of the Tun Sardon Foundation, CLICK HERE
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Disclaimer: This is a personal food blog. The opinions expressed here are my own, based on my personal taste buds; others may have different opinions. Also, as we all know, qualities & standards of individual restaurants/food may change over time, so do note the time stamp on this review.
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