Putra World Trade Centre's Riverside restaurant a good place to eat during the Ramadan time - RM55 a person, with senior citizens dining for free

If it's soup and kerabu you are craving for, this Ramadan, Putra World Trade Centre's Riverside restaurant will be serving 10 different types of kerabu daily, including Kerabu Kacang Botol Dengan Udang Kering, the famous Ker­abu Taugeh Dan Kerang (Bean Sprouts And Cockles Kerabu), Daun Selom Den­gan Daun Cekur and the classic Kerabu Pucuk Ubi Dan Perut. Another great ap­petizer is the soup.

Here, guests can have a choice of beef bone, quail, oxtail, chicken, tongue or mutton soup served hot and thick broth - boiled slowly and taste­fully with local herbs.

Forget the ordinary white rice at the Riverside Restau­rant Ramadan Buffet. With the theme "KampungKu", they serve flavoured rice, cooked with Mazola corn oil and pandan leaves.

For those who prefer the clas­sic white rice or tomato rice, they'll be serving those too.

There are also savoury local dishes and some foreign ones such as Buttered Fish Fillet With Almond Flakes, Bean Curd With Peanuts and Turkey Ham, Mutton Masala or Stir-fried Kailan With Salted Fish, Ikan Keli Berlada, Ayam Dara Masak Lemak Cili Api and Chicken and Beef Serunding, just to name a few.

Show stations offering a variety of food such as Roti Jala, Thosai, Yong Tau Foo, Roasted Chicken and Duck, Satay, Ikan Bakar and Pasta are also available.

If you have a sweet tooth, fret not! The Riverside Restaurant's dessert menu is aimed at fulfilling your need for sugar. Here, everything from fresh fruits and traditional delights to exotic international pastries are on the menu every day.

The Puteri Mandi is perfectly sweet, and the Agar-Agar Seri Kaya is just heavenly, served with a cherry. The Fruity Hazelnut Puffs are simply deli­cious as well. Some of the local desserts include Badak Berendam and Agar-agar Sarang Burung while for modern sweets; experience the Peanut Butter Crepes, Walnut And Date Mousse Cake and Lemon Meringue Tarts.

It is a custom in Malaysia to break fast with dates and here, they only serve the freshest and sweetest dates you can find.

The buffet has a total of 250 dishes divided into nine rotating menus, with over 100 dishes to choose from daily.

Riverside Restaurant's Ramadan buffet is priced at RM55 a person, with senior citizens dining for free (though they must each be accompanied by one paying adult).

Children from six to 12 years old are charged according to their age (for instance, a seven-year old will pay only RM7).

The buf­fet is from 7pm to 10pm, start­ing tomorrow till Sept 7.

For reser­vations, call 03-2614 6701 or 03-2614 6709.

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