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The Star – Malaysia is a melting pot of cultures and traditions, and nowhere is this more apparent than in our food. Arab, Indian, Chinese, Thai and Javanese are just a few of the influences that make Malaysian food truly unique. Diners can now experience a variety of dishes at Nipah in EQ Kuala Lumpur, where a diverse buffet spread of over 100 delectable traditional Malay and South-East Asian dishes await.
Executive chef Hafizzul Hashim said Citarasa Nipah highlights the many aspects of Malaysian cuisine as well as those around the region. “Our Citarasa Nipah menu consists of Cambodian, Thai, Indonesian, Peranakan and Laotian influences, which all go well with our staple dish — rice.”
南洋商报 – 今年3月，Bordeaux Liquid Gold在城中著名顶楼露天餐厅Sabayon at EQ闭门进行了“2010年份罗斯柴尔德男爵香槟”推介礼。会上，负责人告知，这香槟全球限量6240瓶，大马区争取到99瓶，销售是1950令吉一瓶。
Robb Report Malaysia – Of the many elements that make the wines of Champagne Barons de Rothschild so spectacular, there are three in particular that stand out most. There is, of course, the Rothschild name – for the Rothschild family has long been linked to some of the world’s finest and most coveted wines. But it is also the characteristic use of exquisite Chardonnays sourced from the Côte des Blancs, as well as the immeasurable amount of patience poured into the production process, that distinguishes them as champagnes of House Barons de Rothschild.
Robb Report Malaysia – During the month of Ramadan, the perfect restaurant to buka puasa or break fast in needs to not only serve up delicious heritage cuisine, but also provides a space where families can be together as they celebrate the holy month. Here’s Robb Report Malaysia list of the best buka puasa feasts in Kuala Lumpur.
EQ’s celebratory buka puasa menu for the season draws from influences all over Southeast Asia. Hints of Cambodian, Thai, Indonesian, Peranakan and Laotian cuisine can be found in their extensive buffet spread of over a hundred dishes. Crowd-pleasers like Urap Pucuk Manis and Taugeh, Kerabu Limau Bali, and Gulai Lemak Cili Padi Daging Salai can be expected for the main course and a succulent Kambing Golek is ready for you at the carving station. If you decide to feast at home, meals can be picked up in EQ’s signature three-tier tiffin carrier sets in two different sizes in three colours, which can be purchased on their own as gifts for loved ones.
KL Foodie – Klang Valley is home to numerous hotels that offer Ramadan Buffets. Get ready to eat to your heart’s content and enjoy a full spread of delicious local food and Ramadan delights too! We have uncovered 12 spots for you to check out this whole Ramadan month.
Head on over to Nipah at EQ Kuala Lumpur if you love a wide variety of food because their Citarasa Nipah Ramadan Buffet spread will feature over 100 dishes just for your hungry bellies! Happening all month long this Ramadan, you’ll surely want to make a stop here because you’ll definitely be satisfied!
Malaysian Foodie – Since Ramadhan will be coming soon, EQ returns with Citarasa Nipah, a diverse buffet spread of over 100 delectable traditional Malay and Southeast Asian dishes. The menu will be rotated weekly during the promotional period from 13 April until 31 May 2021.
In here, one can enjoy the wide variety from appetising Rendang Daging to fragrant Sambal Tumis Udang Galah, there is something for everyone to enjoy in the feast, making it the ideal choice for family reunions, gatherings of friends and also business partners.
Prestige Online – If you never know what to eat, then 100 traditional Malay and Southeast Asian dishes to choose from may be a problem, or a blessing when you get to choose as many as you want. From those choices, the dishes you definitely need to sample include the Rendang Daging, Sambal Tumis Udang Galah, and Chef Ali’s signature Briyani Gam Johor Ayam or Daging. EQ is also offering 3-tier tiffin carrier sets containing car, rice, a signature dish, dessert, and imported dates.
Malaysian Flavours – EQ Kuala Lumpur returns with Citarasa Nipah, a diverse buffet spread over 100 delectable traditional Malay and Southeast Asian dishes. The menu will be rotated weekly during the promotional period from 13 April until 31 May 2021, held in Nipah with traditional music performances to set the atmosphere. From appetizing Rendang Daging to fragrant Sambal Tumis Udang Galah, there is something for everyone to enjoy in the feast, making it the ideal choice for family reunions, gatherings of friends and also business partners.
Buro 24/7 – Over 100 traditional Malay and Southeast Asian dishes will be served throughout the course of the Citarasa Nipah buffet at EQ Kuala Lumpur. However, the spread will be rotated weekly so that there’s something different each time you visit. Expect the popular seafood on ice section, a carving station, and an outdoor live station.
First Classe – The fasting season is only a week away, so now’s a good time to start planning your buka puasa get-togethers. After the restrictions on dining out last year, you can count on Malaysians to seize the opportunity this time around to celebrate the holy month at the best places in town. For ideas on where to have iftar with your nearest and dearest, we’ve rounded up a list of restaurants offering buffet spreads for this Ramadan.
Dig into over 100 Malay and Southeast Asian dishes at EQ’s Nipah, where the menu will be rotated weekly throughout the promotional period. Among the assortment are classics like Kerabu Limau Bali, Udang Harimau dan Kacang, and the signature Kari Laksa Nipah. The dine-in experience will be complemented by traditional music performances, whilst takeaway signature sets will come in exclusive 3-tier tiffin carriers.
