Chinese New Year Buffet at G Hotel

With my extraordinary way of holding chopsticks, I can get more yee sang than anybody can!
As Chinese New Year is coming real soon and if you're terrified of steamboat reunion dinner
like I am, gather around with your family at a buffet dinner could be the best idea ever.

Yee Sang, one of the must-eat to welcome the festive season.
In Chinese custom, we believe that the higher you toss the yee sang,
the more luck and fortune will come your way.

This has to be the happiest moment at the buffet dinner.
Yell out loads of auspicious wishes while you toss the yee sang
to bring good fortune, wealth and health in the new year.
I normally just laugh throughout the whole thing cause I would always thought of
some unrelated Chinese idioms such as 人山人海 and 身骑白马.
After making a mess on the table with yee sang remains, let the buffet begin!

Mussels, Scallops and Prawns fresh from the sea,
spice them up with Tabasco or Worcestershire(Lea & Perrins) sauces.

Fish Maw Soup

A tasty one double-boiled with Chinese herbs, chicken, dry scallops and red dates.
Opt for their Seafood Chowder if this is not your type, it's creamy and
I don't know what makes the croutons extraordinarily crunchy and yummy!

Dim sum such as siew mai, kaya bao and deep fried Asian tapas.

Hong Kong Fried Noodle

Wok Fried Prawns with Salted Egg Sauce

Mussel Sambal

Chili Crab

Braised Lamb with Radish

Beef Rendang

Some of the mains; Try the chef's recommendation Fried Prawn Golden Egg with York sauce.
Deep fried prawns cooked together with salted egg york, cili padi, curry leaves and butter.
The Hong Kong fried noodle was so good that Laygin who was
sitting beside me wouldn't stop talking about it.

Roasted Chicken and Peking Duck

Tried to recreate my very dreamy roasted duck I took during Christmas but failed miserably.

Good on its own or you can request to wrap the crispy peking duck slices with cucumber strips.

Baked Salmon with Chili Mayo

The preparation of this dish was creative. Whole salmon was marinated with
chili sauce, mayonnaise, onion and capsicum then baked to perfection.

Tender and creamy, it was a delightful twist to the ordinary salmon.

Penang char koay teow is available at the Show Kitchen.

Don't miss the poultry and seafood goodness at the Live BBQ Counter

as the selections are sweeping. Tried the lamb chop with mint sauce,

it was delicious and... I forgot to take pictures of it.

Now sweet dessert time!

Me and Penny were all giddy when we saw rojak was on the buffet table!

Okay we were basically excited when we see each and every desserts they have,
chocolate fondue FTW!

Barley and Beancurd Dessert with Ginkgo

As much as I love Western and European desserts,
lighter Asian tong shui is often on my craving list as well
especially those with milk, ginkgo and ginger. So happy they have this here!

Greentea Cake

Apom

Blueberry Mousse in Glass

Mango Mousse with Mix Berries Compote

Some of the sweets available, there is ice-kacang as well and not to forget,

Gelatomio ice-creams with googly eyes!

I think I have been followed by this bear since Kumamono...

Literally jumped when I saw this picture and then burst out laughing.

Goat Year Reunion Buffet Dinner with Live BBQ
18 Feb 2015 | 6:30 - 10:30pm
RM148++ per adult | RM74++ per child
A glass of sparkling wine upon arrival

Gong Xi Fa Cai Brunch Buffet with Live BBQ
19 Feb 2015 | 12 - 3pm
RM88++ per adult | RM44++ per child
A glass of Oriental Concoction upon arrival

Prosperity Dinner Buffet with Live BBQ
19 Feb 2015 | 6:30 - 10:30pm
RM138++ per adult | RM69++ per child
A glass of sparkling wine upon arrival

Fortune Brunch Buffet with Live BBQ
20 Feb 2015 | 12 - 3pm
RM88++ per adult | RM44++ per child
A glass of Oriental Concoction upon arrival

Longevity Buffet Dinner with Live BBQ
20 Feb 2015 | 6:30 - 10:30pm
RM138++ per adult | RM69++ per child
A glass of sparkling wine upon arrival

*12 year old and below eat for free when dining with parents(max 2 children)
*Add RM35++ for free flow of house beer or wine