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This Ramadhan, Thistle Johor Bahru has lined up exciting promotions and the one which seemed to have caught on its own followers would be the return of ‘Ramadan Bazaar @ Thistle’ at Orchid Ballroom, following its huge success last year.
‘Ramadan Bazaar @ Thistle’ promotes hawker style food at individual stalls such as Seafood BBQ that features Prawn, Salmon Steak, Squid, Red Snapper, Sea Bass and Sting Ray with a mouth-watering variety of Sambal and choice of sauces. If smoke is the signal you recognise, then head on directly to the Satay stall which also features Yakitori and ‘Otak-Otak’. Another break fast ‘must have’ is ‘Bubur Lambuk’ a famous Malaysian-styled porridge, which will be prepared in its original recipe and a ‘must-try’ seafood version. Find other stalls of Roast Lamb, Murtabak & Prata, Stir Fried Noodles, Rojak Mamak, Burgers, ‘Roti John’, Noodles and Pasta (featuring the famous Laksa Johor and ‘Bakso’) as well as Lok Lok ‘steamboat’. However, the favourite stall may still be the Fritter Stall which dishes out Deep Fried Durian in crispy pastry, ‘Keropok Lekor’, Spring Rolls, Mantau and ‘Cucur Udang’. Another stall that has been equally ‘ambushed’ last year is the Deep Fried Stall which produces Deep Fried Quail, Pandan-wrapped and Whole Spiced Fried Chicken, right out of the wok.
Ramadhan Buffet at Thistle Johor Bahru
"Kueh" at Ramadan Buffet, Thistle Johor Bahru
Whilst many hotels do not feature the King of Fruits, Thistle Johor Bahru is making an exception. A stall of fresh fruits which includes Durian will be set Read on…
August 1st, 2011
For a taste of authentic Korean food in Johor Bahru, you MUST try the Korean Family Restaurant located at N0 185, Jln Seri Pelangi, Taman Pelangi. It is situated at the row of shop houses besides the three conspicuous petrol kiosks (Shell, Esso, Caltex).
The main fares of this restaurant are the various BBQ sets which cater for between 2-10 pax. When the food (raw cuttlefish, squid, beef, eel, Japanese mushrooms, corn, pork) comes, the waitress will do the BBQ for you. You need not worry about lingering smoke smell on your clothes as air filters built right at mouth of the heating plate absorb most of the smoke before it even reaches you. Once the BBQ is done, you wrap the food with fresh lettuce and Korean sauce – and pop into your mouth. As you masticate to savour the food, you can also ponder upon which of the 10 side dishes (which include Kim Chi, vegetables and bean-curds; comes free with every set) you want to try next.
BBQ Set at Korean Family Restaurant, Johor Bahru
BBQ is ready (!), with sides dishes at Korean Family Restaurant, Johor Bahru
If you find that the food is not filling enough, you can Read on…
March 5th, 2011
FEBRUARY FLAVOURS AT THISTLE JOHOR BAHRU
Express your gratitude and devotion this February at Thistle Johor Bahru as it is the month for enhancing family ties and expressing inner thoughts. Make February a ‘Fab Feb’ in your calendar!
As millions of Chinese celebrate the arrival of the Rabbit year, the hotel has prepared four exciting Yu Sang set menus to choose from by Master Chef Loo.
The economic yet enticing Enchanting Menu is lovingly prepared at RM688.00++ per table of 10 persons and lists exciting 8-course set dinner consisting Salmon Yu Sang, Braised Shark Fins and Crab Meat Soup, Golden Home Roasted Chicken with Exotic Garlic Oil, Steamed Red Snapper with Black Beans, Poached Tiger Prawn in Chinese Herbs Broth, Braised Ling Zhi Mushroom, Broccoli and Dried Scallops, XO Fried Rice and Fresh Pamelo Aspic.
"Yu Sheng" at Thistle Johor Bahru
Fatt Choy Menu at RM888.00++ is also affordable with premium ingredients used in all its 8 courses dishes such as Abalone Yu Sang, Braised Shark Fins, Dried Scallop and Crab Meat Soup, Roasted Chicken with Pipah Sauce, Steamed Garoupa Teochew Style, Stir Fried Prawn with Superior Chef Soya Sauce, Braised Bean Curd Sheet with Lin Zhi Mushroom and Young Broccoli, Supreme Egg Fried Rice with Dried Scallop and Rainbow Fruit Pearls with Mango Cream.
Splurging this CNY? Read on…
January 28th, 2011
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