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Eat This and Get Rich
Celebrate and Welcome the Year of the Rooster at Mei Jiang
The Peninsula Bangkok!
Edited by Madelyn Miller
To
welcome the Year of the Rooster, The Peninsula Bangkok’s award winning
restaurant, Mei Jiang offers traditional Cantonese festive delicacies
starting from 3rd February to 16th February. Three festive set menus and
specialties are available for lunch and dinner.
From reading the menus I learned that it cost twice as
much to be happy as to be rich. And three times as much to be noble as to be
rich. So I think I think I would start with the Wealth Menu and if it works,
go back and again and try for Felicity and Nobility.
I have eaten at this fabulous restaurant, but not
during the Chinese New Year. I am happy, but would love to add nobility and
wealth to my personal menu. I am very good at eating, but perhaps I have
been eating all the wrong things.
Chef Kwok Fung Tam, head chef of the Peninsula Hotel’s
Mei Jiang Cantonese Restaurant, winner of the prestigious Gold Medal from
the World Association of Chinese Cuisine. He has drawn on his unrivalled
knowledge and skills in the complex world of genuine Cantonese cuisine to
create a range of special menus of the year.
'Wealth Menu’ includes Salmon ‘Yu Shang’ and
crispy vegetable salad, Braised spinach soup with bamboo fungus, Stir-fried
scallops and chicken in X.O. sauce, Steamed dried oysters with shiitake
mushrooms, Fried rice with seafood and Chinese sausage and Pan-fried Chinese
New Year’s cake. The Wealth menu is Baht 999 per person.
Additionally, the ‘Felicity Menu’ includes
Salmon ‘Yu Shang’ and crispy vegetable salad, Shark’s fin soup with abalone
and fish maw, Stir-fried oysters on lettuce leaf, Coconut spices lobster
rolls, Roasted duck marinated with osmanthus blossoms, Stir-fried egg
noodles with chicken and olive pickles and Sweetened ginko nuts in chestnut
cream. The Felicity menu is Baht 1,999 per person.
For an ultimate experience of Chef Tam’s specialties,
the ‘Nobility Menu’ includes Salmon ‘Yu Shang’ and crispy vegetable
salad, Double boiled shark’s fin soup with Kam Wah Ham and morele, Braised
abalone and dried oyster with shiitake mushroom, Steamed crab claw with
snowpea shoots, Roasted duck marinated with osmanthus blossoms, Fried
glutinous rice with conpoy and dried meat and Sesame dumplings in ginger
tea. The Nobility menu is Baht 2,999 per person
Mei Jiang is on the Garden Level of the hotel with a
refreshing view of the lush gardens and river beyond. You can experience
the delights of our award winning chef’s creations for lunch from 11:30am –
2:30pm and dinner from 6:00pm – 10:30pm. For more information and
reservations please call: 66 (0) 2861 2888 or e-mail:
pbk@peninsula.com
Delicious home-made Chinese New Year puddings, turnip
puddings and tailor-made hampers are also available at The Peninsula
Boutique on the Garden Level of the hotel during 8:00am – 8:00pm on the same
period.
Prices are subject to 10% service charge and applicable
government tax.
The Peninsula Bangkok is managed by The Peninsula
Hotels which operates luxury hotels in key gateways of Asia and the USA: The
Peninsula Hong Kong; The Peninsula New York; The Peninsula Chicago; The
Peninsula Beverly Hills; The Peninsula Bangkok; The Peninsula Palace
Beijing, The Peninsula Manila and The Peninsula Tokyo (opening 2007). It is
a division of The Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels, Limited which also manages
The Kowloon Hotel in Hong Kong.
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