The last Ramadan buffet I had at GTower was back in 2011. I was glad to be able to preview it again this year as I have not been back since then.
This year, their media preview of the buffet spread was overall better in variety and taste. There were many things that I liked; such as the curries (all creamy, rich and tasty), the sup ekor (oxtail soup) and the Bubur Lambuk; nicely spiced and flavourful.
Beginning 10th July to 4th August, Chef Azman of Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur will be showcasing 4 rotational menus at JP Teres; Grand Hyatt KL’s main coffee house daily from 7pm onwards.
This spread coincides with the Ramadan period so if you are seeking a place for buffet dinner in the KL city centre, do evaluate JP Teres’s buffet menu as attached below for an idea of the spread.
JP Teres is located on the ground floor of Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur. Guests may enjoy the cozy indoors or the outdoor dining area. Relax and unwind at the large outdoor terrace with a pint or two while watching sports on one of the three 55-inch LED televisions.
Prices starts from RM108++ per pax for dinner and RM128++ for Fri – Sat.
* Guest post by Angelina.
A few days ago, I had committed the sin of gluttony, filling myself to brim with Padang food from Concorde Hotel’s ‘Warung Nasi Padang Ibunda’ buffet. It is located in Concorde’s large, high-ceiling, brightly lighted ballroom which was beautifully dressed to fit the Indonesian theme. There were even performers from Indonesia flashing their intricate costumes.
But the main focus of course was towards the food, which was finely displayed in each corner of the room.
