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2017 YEE SANG | CHINESE NEW YEAR MENU @ RUYI & LYN RESTAURANT







Being an inspiring leader in this culinary field all this while, Ruyi& Lyn has again up the ante with its latest inception of novelty in its coming Chines New Year menu to usher in the Rooster Year in style and prosperously.



 


Never failed to make head turns twice whenever patroning here is definitely its swanky interior and multi-faceted design that is simply fascinating- from posh VIPs rooms, Speakeasy Cigar Lounge to sensuous Private Dining Rooms with panoramic huge screens. Not forgetting its over 22,000 sq feet of versatile space that is ever kaleidoscopically illuminated with beautiful neons for latest occasion.








Get ready to be awed by a larger than life window to the world………

Let’s get the festive Lunar mood started, shall we? (=



So let's dive in the moment now..........................

QQ CHICKS YEE SANG (SMALL- MYR 88+ | XL- MYR 168+)
Ruyi’s unique take on traditional ‘yee sang’ featuring baby chicks cutely crafted from quail eggs commemorating the year of Rooster. Can’t be more aptly than this specialty dish to signify the prosperous season right?

 





BIRD’S NEST TOFU FLOWER SOUP
Boiled with shark’s fin and scallop
This is one dish that not to be underestimated as the surprise slowly ensues as the dainty and masterly julienned bean curd flourishes into graceful bloom soon after the soup is being poured in to rejuvenate the earlier so-called hibernating floral tofu.





I was once told that this way of slicing tofu is not an easy stuff nor something you could easily meddle with, as to achieve such a high level of prowess ultimately requires real dexterity and mastery garnered throughout the journey seasoned with various invaluable experience. After all, variety is the spice of life- and for that, pretty well explains the many accolades and awards received by its residence chef, Chef James Ho, the main maestro who helmed the kitchen and mobilize the team.





HAPA Regional Awards 2016-2018 Series



HAPA Asian Masterchef


HAPA Kings of Kitchens


HAPA Extraordinary Concept Dining


MIGF 2016 Golden Chef Award


 


New aspiration set! (=

PAGODA OF DREAM
Twirling apex of smoked duck served with dried oyster and fatt choy or better known as black moss.



This creation consists of the main quintessential ingredients that are popular among the Chinese community especially during Chinese New Year celebration as they are believed to brings more health and good fortune as you ascend the success ladder (=


LION’S HEAD “SOON HOCK”
Minced seafood steamed with homemade pickled chili and minced vegetables.


This way of molding the dish makes it easier to enjoy the fish and it’s also more children-friendly. Don’t be mistaken that this is just another ordinary fish ball dishes as it’s constructed with the real meat of the fish itself, composed of little fish cubes that are made into the best sphere shape possible with decent hand pressure applied. The juicy and springy Soon Hock fish ball is made from scratch, hence not so perfectly rounded on a smooth surface but yet captured your tastebuds amusingly with its extra bounciness.

 

ETERNAL YOUTH SEA CUCUMBER
Oven-baked in a salt mountain with chicken and cordyceps flowers.




Succulently baked tender chicken meat infused with the nutrition of cordyceps flowers. This Chinese herb also makes a pot of soup tastes nicer and much sweeter the natural way.

 

ABALONE RICE
A fragrant combination of glutinous and fried rice with button mushrooms and Australian abalone.


Reminds me of the toothsome Chicken Chop with Truffle Rice that previously sampled during Ruyi’s1st Anniversary Birthday Bash Celebration. That seemingly cameo rice crisps actually hold a much more understated existence; its light and fragrantly spiced bites got itself an equivalent limelight apart from the main meat too. According to Chef James, the process of making the crispy, fragrant rice crackers are not that straightforward and can be tad tedious at certain steps. All in all, they came in humbly but tasted memorably stellar!
  


CRISPY 3 LAYERED “NIAN GAO”
A traditional Chinese dessert prepared from glutinous rice and sweet potato
 Seriously, they makes scrumptious bites that are not too oily but fluffily light in a crispy coat. Trio colours of sweet potato softly sandwiching the iconic glutinous rice, accompanied by freshly grated coconut drizzled with smidgen of citrusy dressing- what’s better way of wrapping up the oriental feast on a nostalgic note?


Ruyi’s Chinese New Year Menu starts from MYR 738+ (7-Course Set Menu of 4 pax) and 8-Course Set Menu starts from MYR1,388+. For those who are planning to come over in a smaller group, worry not as 6 course- individual sets are also available from MYR 168++ onwards.

Cheers and toss for more happiness and health to come!


Chinese New Year is just around the corner, hence waits no more and makes your reservation today to pamper your loved ones with spectacular, one-of-its-kinds of refinedly orchestrated repast.

Cheers for now and follow us at Carpe Diem for more ‘food-ful’ discoveries! ℒℴѵ

“RUYI & LYN are born out of differences- but yet we believe that nothing brings us closer than good food and a good party. That’s the good life…………”




Location: 4th Floor Annexe, Bangsar Shopping Centre, Jalan Maarof, 59000 Kuala Lumpur
Contact: +603 2083-0288
Business Hours: Ruyi (Restaurant)   12pm- 3pm & 6pm- 2am (Daily)
   Lyn(Lounge)            12pm- 2am (Daily)


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