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Friday, October 03, 2025

MONTHLY BBQ DINNER BUFFET at MÖVENPICK HOTEL & CONVENTION CENTRE KLIA

 

Flame-licked marinated meats and seafood take centrestage at the monthly BBQ dinner buffet at Temasya Restaurant, Mövenpick Hotel & Convention Centre KLIA.
 
The BBQ station, exuding scents of spice and smoke, draws guests looking to satisfy their carnivorous cravings whilst chefs fire up the grill until the chosen items emerge charred and irresistible.

Beef fillet, lamb chops, tiger prawns and chicken wings arrive flame-kissed, their smoky edges promising utter satisfaction. On our visit, the standout Portuguese-inspired seafood medley: prawns, fish and squid sang with a punchy dried shrimp sambal. It’s bold and bright on the palate, leaving a lingering heat.

Middle Eastern notes surfaced at the shawarma station, where pillowy flatbreads swaddled chicken carved straight from the rotisserie. Chopped tomatoes, onions and lettuce lent textural interest whilst sluiced with tahini and garlic sauce, we got a wrap that balanced fire, freshness and creaminess in every bite.
 
At the Malay station, chicken rendang and cockle curry elevated plates of nasi lemak, while the Indian vegetarian corner beckoned with fragrant biryani, aromatic yellow dhal and okra masala. 

Carving-station comforts of smoked beef brisket in black pepper sauce, roast chicken, and three types of pizza including a spicy anchovy one proved hard to resist.
 
The Chinese corner, too, pulled its weight: a crowd-pleasing deep-fried seabass glossed with sweet-spicy Thai chili sauce, wok-tossed vegetables and comforting egg noodles kept diners circling back. Seafood lovers found ample succour from poached slipper lobsters, clams, mussels and tiger prawns, displayed like jewels on crushed ice.

Dessert delivered its siren call at the finale. Freshly made apam balik—warm, nutty and laced with cream of sweet corn—competed with dainty cakes, local kuih and tropical fruit to ensure a sweet finish.
 
The Temasya BBQ Dinner Buffet is held on the last Saturday of the month (25 October and 29 November 2025), from 6.30pm to 10.30pm. Priced at RM158+ per adult and RM78+ per child, senior citizens are entitled to a 30% discount.
 
Temasya’s BBQ Dinner Buffet doesn’t just feed you—it takes you on a global ramble of flavours, with fire and spice leading the way.

For more information, please call Temasya, Mövenpick Hotel & Convention Centre KLIA, tel:03-8661 8661 ext. 8669.

Monday, January 29, 2024

THURSDAY ASIAN BBQ NIGHT AT LE MERIDIEN PETALING JAYA

 


Asian BBQ takes centrestage at the dinner buffet (630 pm – 1030 pm) every Thursday night at Pasar Baru all day dining restaurant, Le Meridien Petaling Jaya. Priced at RM98 nett per adult and RM49 nett per child, eat to your heart’s content the plethora of barbecued fare, hot off the grill.

Chef Afifi Ghani said the idea is to allow diners to select their protein of choice: chicken, beef, tiger prawns, clams, flower crabs or fish fillet and the chefs on duty will cook the ingredients on the spot. Whether it’s Malay, Chinese or Indian style of cooking, all you have to do is pass the chefs the tag indicating your table number and once the food is ready, it will be delivered hot off the stove, wok, grill or tandoor.
While waiting for your Asian BBQ order to be prepared, scour the buffet where a myriad of appetisers, main dishes and drinks await. Curtain-raisers include a DIY salad station where salads of choice or fruit rojak can be made, or sample chilled appetisers such as Assorted Cold Cuts, Melon Salad with Prawns, Potato Salad and Smoked Duck on Skewers.

Lending substance to the parade of offerings are a huge steamer filled with piping hot bowls of Chinese soup, a range of Italian pasta and a noodle live cooking station proffering soupy noodles of your choice.

Head over to the Chinese section for crunchy Deep-fried Spring Rolls, Money Bags and nugget-size Fried Chicken. Kabsa Rice, Mutton Sukka, Butter Chicken and Palak Paneer beckons invitingly. If you fancy some Chicken Tandoori, the chef will be happy to oblige.
 
We like the comforting Duck Fried Rice, tender and slightly peppery Ginger Beef and Steamed Egg with Prawn Sauce from the Chinese kitchen.

When our platter of seafood, meat and fish arrived, we dove in and relished the various items with two different sauces: black pepper and tartar.
Dessert includes Assorted Ice Cream with various toppings, Bread and Butter Pudding, Malay Kuih, Ais Kacang, French Pastries, Lavender Panna Cotta and Strawberry Mousse. My most notable pick was a refreshing and subtly sweet Cendol Jelly. 
Don't miss refreshing and hot beverages served to accompany your meal. I like the Dilmah flavoured tea range and freshly prepared teh tarik or coffee. They make a most satisfying round-off to wrap up the hefty dinner.
For reservations at Pasar Baru, call tel: 03-7682 0000. Le Meridien Petaling Jaya is located at No.1 Jalan SS7/26A, Petaling Jaya, Selangor.

 

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