A meal we'll remember for many moons, "Malaysiaku: A Reimagined Malay Heritage Menu", is timed for Awal Muharram, Independence Day and Malaysia Day (August 20th, August 31st and September 16th 2020 respectively)
Thanks to Walt Disney's widespread influence, the story of Cinderella and her evil stepsisters is seared into our memories. That being said, how many can recount the tale of Bawang Putih and Bawang Merah, sisters with an equally fraught relationship?
Aiming to put local folklores at the forefront of our consciousness, The Brasserie recently unveiled a limited menu that will only be served thrice: on August 20th (Awal Muharram), August 31st (Independence Day) and September 16th (Malaysia Day). This is not the first time that The Brasserie is hosting a fairytale-inspired feast, but you'll be hard-pressed to find fantasy-driven Malay dishes elsewhere in the country.
The tale of Puteri Gunung Ledang is set in lush natural surroundings, hence our tree-like hors d'oeuvres stand.