Ramadan Buffet at the Borneo Convention Centre Kuching - BCCK Ramadan buffet is back

BCCK Ramadan buffet is back

KUCHING: Diners to this year’s Ramadan Buffet at the Borneo Convention Centre Kuching (BCCK) will be treated to a bigger and better buffet than ever before.

Starting from August 5 to 26, 2011, the BCCK Ramadan Buffet will be held in The Great Hall which has been transformed into a tranquil setting which can accommodate up to 1,000 diners a night.

“Regrettably, last year BCCK had to turn away many potential diners as we could only accommodate a maximum of 400 diners a night. After reviewing the feedback from last year’s patrons, we have improved on our seating capacity to ensure that all diners are able to celebrate this blessed month with their family and friends,” said the chief executive officer of BCCK, Paul D’Arcy.

BCCK’s signature offerings like Whole Roast Lamb, Shawarma, Bubur Pedas, Bubur Lambuk, Cucur Udang and many more will be available daily. Buffet favourites Poached Banana Prawns on Ice, Poached Mussels on Ice, Poached Snapper Fillet on Ice, Smoked Tenggiri, Assorted Cold Cuts, Assorted Mini Tapas, Assorted Kerabu and Sambal are also available daily.

This year’s Ramadan Buffet menu will rotate on a weekly basis, said D’Arcy. The new approach was derived from customer feedback which had suggested for the same menu to remain for a week so that they can bring their family and friends to savour what they had enjoyed, he said.

To ensure ease of access and shorter queues, BCCK’s Ramadan Buffet spread and live action stalls will be duplicated.

All delicacies at BCCK’s Ramadan Buffet are certified halal by JAIS (Department of Islamic Affairs of Sarawak). As an added attraction for all diners, there will also be a Raya Bazaar selling Raya goodies from August 5 to 26, 2011.

BCCK’s Ramadhan Buffet can be enjoyed at just RM65 nett for adults and RM25 nett for children age five to 12. Prior reservations are required and vouchers are on sale now.

For more information, call 082-392 889 from 9am to 6pm daily.

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