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Filipino cuisine takes centre stage at Shangri-La Hotel, Sydney
Shangri-La Hotel, Sydney celebrates the depth and deliciousness of Filipino cuisine at its annual Philippine Food Festival at Café Mix from 16 to 25 September 2016.
Globally, Filipino cooking is the latest emerging food trend which is fast becoming the darling of diners who crave new and exotic culinary experiences.
Sydney-siders will have the chance to savour colourful and flavourful dishes created by guest chefs Rico Celdo Venzon, Athena Blanche Tan Oropesa and Erma Balaquiao Palanca from Makati Shangri-La, Manila.
Staying true to the soul of Filipino cuisine, the buffet includes national dishes like Adobong Manok (a rich chicken dish cooked in soy, vinegar and garlic) and crowd pleasers Lechon Kawali Sisig (stir-fried crispy pork) and Kare-Kareng Buntot ng Baka (stewed oxtail in peanut sauce).
As the sweetest finish, Halo-Halo is a perennial favourite offering assorted sweetened fruits topped with shaved ice, leche flan, ube, ice cream and milk, along with Turon (a banana-and-jackfruit spring roll) and Maja Blanca (coconut pudding with sweet corn).
Shangri-La Hotel, Sydney’s Head Chef Bo Sorensen enjoys the annual festival, which draws its inspiration from the Philippines’ 7,000 islands and multiple cultures; the country has Spanish, Chinese and Malay influences.
“It’s the perfect time to showcase Filipino cuisine with a creative menu that will be not only familiar to Filipino diners, but also an adventure for those looking to discover a colourful cuisine influenced by its tropical climate,” Chef Sorensen said.
The Philippine Food Festival is presented in partnership with Philippine Airlines and The Philippine Department of Tourism.
To honour the 70 years of collaboration between Australia and the Philippines, Shangri-La Hotel, Sydney will donate $2 for every person who dines at the festival to Operation Restore Hope.
The buffet lunch is available from noon to 2:30 p.m. at $57 per person. The buffet dinner is available from 6 to 10 p.m. at $82 per person. For bookings, call (02) 9250 6000 or email dine.slsn@shangri-la.com. For more information, visit www.shangrila.com/sydney.
Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts
Hong Kong-based Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts currently owns and/or manages 98 hotels under the Shangri-La brand with a room inventory of over 40,000. Shangri-La hotels are five-star deluxe properties featuring extensive luxury facilities and services. Shangri-La hotels are located in Australia, Canada, mainland China, Fiji, France, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Maldives, Mauritius, Mongolia, Myanmar, Philippines, Qatar, Singapore, Sultanate of Oman, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates and the United Kingdom. The group has a substantial development pipeline with upcoming projects in mainland China, Cambodia, Hong Kong, India, Malaysia, Myanmar, Saudi Arabia and Sri Lanka.
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