boufa06
Executive Chef
I wonder if anyone of you are familiar with 'High Tea' in Asia. In Asian parlance, 'tea' can either be the beverage itself, or a light meal served with tea. This of course is not the same as the English 'Afternoon Tea' where it is basically a light mid-afternoon tea served with sandwiches and cakes. High tea on the other hand can be pretty substantial with various types of appetizers and desserts.
It is generally served in major hotels from 2.30pm to 5.30pm on weekends but sometimes on weekdays as well. For as low as $8 per person you get to sample a light smorgasbord of Asian and western delights along with various brands of tea. Coffee is also served as well. Needless to say, such outlets will serve as a meeting place especially for ladies. IMO this whole affair is good value for money.
Do you have similar types of dining experiences in your place? If not, what do you think of such fare?
It is generally served in major hotels from 2.30pm to 5.30pm on weekends but sometimes on weekdays as well. For as low as $8 per person you get to sample a light smorgasbord of Asian and western delights along with various brands of tea. Coffee is also served as well. Needless to say, such outlets will serve as a meeting place especially for ladies. IMO this whole affair is good value for money.
Do you have similar types of dining experiences in your place? If not, what do you think of such fare?