800 hidangan tradisi pelbagai kaum tarikan bufet Ramadan Mercure Living Putrajaya
PUTRAJAYA: Sejumlah 800 hidangan bufet Ramadan bakal disajikan Mercure Living Putrajaya sekali gus menjanjikan pengalaman eksklusif kepada pengunjung menikmati sajian berbeza sempena bulan puasa tahun ini.
Bufet ini menampilkan pelbagai hidangan tradisional Melayu, Cina dan India serta pilihan masakan barat, dengan sajian istimewa seperti salai lemak udang galah, salai lemak itik, cendol durian santan sawit, rendang rusa, sup tulang merah dan Lo Bak Gou.“Pada masa sama, kami memberikan pengalaman masakan interaktif kepada pengunjung untuk terlibat dalam proses penyediaan hidangan dan memberikan sentuhan peribadi yang menarik pada hidangan bufet,” menurut kenyataan pengurusan hotel itu.
Bagi memberikan suasana berbeza, pengunjung boleh turut membeli-belah barangan kelengkapan raya yang diadakan melalui penganjuran Market Raya.
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