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The aroma wafting from a restaurant kitchen as dishes are prepared is often a good indication of what’s to come.
AS Chinese New Year approaches, Hilton hotels across Malaysia are coiling up to welcome the Year of the Snake with pomp and specially crafted menus for the 2025 Feast of Fortune.
Bite-size delights with western twist and dumplings for Dragon Boat Fest.
The creature appearing in the folklore of many cultures is held in high esteem among the Chinese for its power and intelligence.
STILL looking for a good place in the city to ring in the Christmas season?
Wagyu in sweet sauce lends rich flavour to must-have appetiser this CNY.
Festive dishes elevated with premium ingredients, contrast of textures.
Show appreciation to the man who stepped into fatherhood with pride by buying him a special meal
Steamed lobster dumpling topped with black caviar. Claw of Alaskan king crab wrapped in deep-fried bean curd sheets.
HILTON Kuala Lumpur’s Tang dynasty-style restaurant, Chynna, is presenting “What’s the Catch”, a seafood feast that serves various oceanic delights by executive Chinese chef Lam Hock Hin.
A GLISTENING “supermoon” is a spellbinding sight, what more when its culinary representation is presented on the dining table.
CELEBRATING Chinese New Year does not mean one needs to only savour traditional Chinese dishes throughout the 15 days of the celebration.
SAVOURING the bounty of the land and ocean is a memorable way to end the year.
What could potentially be on the food horizon this year.
HOTELS and restaurants that heavily relied on dine-in and walk-in customers prior to the Covid-19 pandemic have had to restrategise to sell their mooncakes.
Mooncake vendors have had to rethink their strategies to uphold a treasured tradition while driving sales amid restrictions brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic.
The list has 42 songs which the Indonesian Broadcasting Commission (KPI) claims their lyrics were considered "immoral".
Plant-based meats and farm fresh vegetables included on restaurants’ menu
This Christmas, celebrate with a gastronomical feast as Klang Valley hotels and restaurants line up a host of dine-in and takeaway promotions
