Apart from Ayam Penyet, I have no idea about the Indonesian food. Recently Ancasa Hotel KL has launched Fascinating Indonesia Food Festival in collaboration with D’Jawa Resort, Bandung Indonesia.
Nasi Tumpeng |
Through my observation, Indonesian cuisines are very flavorful as it combines a unique blend of spice to bring out the best taste in every dish. The uniqueness of spices is discovered this September as the chefs from D’Jawa Resort, Bandung whip up authentic Indonesian recipes under the guidance of skilled Malaysian chefs.
Nasi Tumpeng |
One of the specialty at the food festival is the nasi tumpeng.Nasi means rice, tumpeng means the way rice served with assorted dishes surrounding in a conical shape. It is a symbolic Javanese delicacy that is served only during celebrations, important events and occasions.
The philosophy of Tumpeng is related to the geographical condition of Indonesia, especially Java as fertile island with numerous mountains and volcanos. Tumpeng dated back to ancient Indonesian tradition that revered mountains as the abode of hyangs, the spirit of ancestors and gods. The cone-shaped rice meant to mimics the holy mountain.
Nasi Tumpeng |
Nasi Tumpeng |
Nasi Tumpeng |
Bergedel Anak Ayam |
Sate Lilit Serai |
Ayam Betutu |
Burung Puyoh Gulai Ijo |
Ikan Gulai Kakap |
Apart from that, diners will be able to savor varieties of dishes such
as Sate Buntal, Telor Gembung Padang, Kambing Tinoransak,
Ayam Goreng Kalasan, Mangut Kakap, Udang Pelalah, Ayam Betutu, Ayam Rica
Rica, Gurame Cobek, Soto Bandung, BasoTahu Bandung, Mie kocok,
Perkedel jagung, Semur Daging, Soto Sulung,Salads & Sambals. In total they are rotating 7 sets of different menus throughout the promotion
week.
This food promotion will be priced at RM 45.00 nett( Adults ) & RM 22.00 nett ( Children ) for lunch buffet and Set meals will be served during dinner. Please contact Ancasa Hotel KL at 03 – 2026 6060 ext 7703 for reservations.
Saffron Brasserie
Ancasa Hotel & Spa KL
Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock,
50050 Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia.
sounds like a great way to try new food out.
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DeleteI don't think I've ever tried Indo food - must try one of these days because everything you've photographed looks really yummy.
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DeleteThe food looked delicious! Especially the multicolor layer cake =)
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