In just a blink of an eye, it’s Ramadhan season again! One reminder for my fellow non-Muslim is: don’t post your food photos to Facebook and Instagram during the day and be considerate to those who are fasting. Thanks to Evelyn, I got to sample the Ramadhan Buffet offered by Songket Restaurant, a well-known restaurant for their authentic Malay dishes.
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| Songket Restaurant |
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| Songket Menu |
Without further ado, let’s take a look at what Songket Restaurant has to offer this Ramadhan =)
Appetizers: Popiah Goreng, Samosa, Cucur Udang, Tauhu Sumbat, Rojak Buah, Pengedil, Rojak Pasembur, Assorted Pickles, Kerabu Mangga, Kerabu Pucuk Paku, Kerabu Perut
Soup/Porridge: Sup Daging, Bubur Lambuk
Selera Hari Raya: Lemang, Nasi Impit, Roti Jala, Kari Ayam, Lontong Sayur Lodeh
Main Courses: Nasi Putih, Nasi Kerabu Bunga & Telang, Ayam Rempah Bertumis, Ayam Golek, Masak Lemak Ikan dengan Mangga Muda, Ikan Masak Assam Pedas, Rendang Daging, Daging Masak Hitam, Masak Lemak Udang Nenas, Udang Masam Manis, Ketam Goreng Bercili Gajus, Sotong Masak Kari, Masak Lemak Pucuk Paku, Kacang Panjang Goreng, Ulam-ulam dan Sambal Belacan, Sambal Kicap, Air Assam, Budu, Cincaluk, Ikan Masin Goreng, Aneka Keropok dan Papadam
Grilled: Kambing Golek, Mixed Satay, Mixed Ikan Bakar
Fried Noodles: Mee Goreng, Kuey Teow Goreng
Goreng goreng: Pisang, Cempedak, Keledek, Keropok Lekor, Roti Goreng, Roti John
Desserts: Assorted Malay Kuih, Assorted Cakes, Assorted Puddings, Mixed Fruits, Bubur Pulut Hitam, Bubur Kacang, Assorted Ice Cream
Drinks: Kopi Kampong, Teh Tarik, Cordial, ABC, Cendol
I’m spoilt for choice with the wide buffet spread. The food was awesomely authentic and fresh, definitely a must-try!
While enjoying our buffet, we were entertained by various cultural dances. I lost count on how many dances they performed because it’s just too many! From my memory, it should be more than 8! A great places to bring along your tourist friends to witness our cultural dances. If you’re lucky, you’ll be invited to join them too! How fun!
Songket’s buffet items are rotated daily from five different menus and is available from 6pm – 11pm daily. Prices are RM 75++ for adult and RM 35++ for children between 3 and 12 years old. Kids below 3 years old eat for free.
Targeted at corporate clients looking for a place to host their Hari Raya open house, Songket also offers Hari Raya open house packages from RM 65++ per person.
Address:
Restoran Songket
No. 29, Jalan Yap Kwan Seng,
50450 Kuala Lumpur
No. 29, Jalan Yap Kwan Seng,
50450 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: +603 2161 3331
Opening Hours:
Mon – Fri 12pm – 3pm, 6pm – 11pm
Sat, Sun & Public Holiday 5pm – 11pm
Website: https://www.songketrestaurant.com
Facebook Page: Songket Restaurant
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Awesome buka spread in Songket! 😀
I remember it's one of the first great Malay restaurants (back then there was Songket and Rashia in 2002).
among all the food, i like to eat lekor~ happy buka puasa~ haha, din know much happening in Malaysia d~ >.<
Don't post pictures of food during the day? But you just posted yummy kuehs on Facebook!!! LOL
Yummy food!! I wonder if the desserts and kueh are too sweet or not! Anyway, I don't go buffet anymore. Can't take it! LOL!
nak makan roti jala!!
I've been here once and I got pulled into the dance. It was a nice experience 🙂
They have a long history huh? Glad they still can retain the quality until now 🙂
Me too! Cos it's crispy right? I binged on satay too XD
Oops! Caught by you!
I saw that group no Malay posting so should be ok la :p
Must be a nice experience! My mouth was full when they asked ppl out or else I'd join too :p
yeap~ =)