Christmas 2020 Kuala Lumpur – Takeaway & Dine-in Meals
We’ve been doing some early festive feasting at The Yum List having tried several dine-in menus for Christmas 2020 in Kuala Lumpur and a handful of Xmas takeaway options too. Here’s a summary of our what we’ve found. Hope it’s helpful in planning this year’s celebrations.
Christmas 2020 Kuala Lumpur – Takeaway & Delivery Menus
Hilton Kuala Lumpur
Last year, Hilton Kuala Lumpur blew us away with their Christmas buffet. For traditionalists, it was one of the most spectacular smorgasbords we’d come across, with the biggest wow factor being every sort of roast imaginable. This year, we’re taking a tamer approach and avoiding crowds but that doesn’t mean we don’t get to benefit from Hilton KL’s Christmas roast expertise. Beef, lamb and turkey are all available with matching condiments, sides and desserts. The Santa’s Turkey Box (RM450) is one of the best value on the market with sides, condiments, sauces and dessert included.
Troika Sky Dining
Troika Sky Dining has added roast delivery to their already comprehensive range of culinary festive offerings. Customers can choose a whole roast turkey (RM 580, 4.5kg), a leg of lamb (RM580 3.5kg) or corn-fed chicken (RM350, 2.2kg), and receive all the sauces, sides and desserts to go with. Additionally, an extensive list of wine is available making it a one-stop-shop for your year-end celebrations.
Rockafellers
Rockafeller’s Christmas Takeaway Family Platter is a feast of roasted crispy pork belly, BBQ pork ribs with a honey glaze, assorted sausages, roasted whole stuffed chicken, and generous servings of sauces and sides. The meal is excellent value at RM348 nett and serves six to eight people. Seriously, at that price (and taste – very good), why on earth would you spend hours of labour in shopping and cooking?
Four Points by Sheraton Kuala Lumpur
The crew at Four Points by Sheraton Kuala Lumpur are spreading holiday cheer with delicious Christmas roast delivery from Quan’s Kitchen. Their roasted in Chinatown Turkey Takeaway (RM450 for 5kg) features their own unique recipe – Oloiya Bak Kwa Crusted Mandarin Turkey and comes with wonderfully fresh sides and sauces. This is one of the most delicious recipes we’ve tried recently offering a delicate local twist on tradition.
Shangri-La Kuala Lumpur
Shangri-La Kuala Lumpur has always put on a show-stopping display and range of offerings to ring in the festive season. With 2020 being a little bit special, the hotel team have gone a step further and extended the spirit by giving The Yum List readers a special discount. By quoting SLKLYumListXmas15 when ordering the Christmas Collection (takeaway and delivery) here or making a reservation for the Seafood Assisted Buffet at Lemon Garden, readers will be entitled to 15% discount.
Shangri-La Kuala Lumpur’s roasted turkeys begin at RM500 with any number of inclusions such as seafood, sides, dessert and wine that can be added on.
Cata Restaurant
In addition to the traditional turkey and trimmings, Cata Restaurant is making tapas boxes! Ideal for get-togethers, both hot and cold tapas boxes can be ordered. Check Cata’s Christmas takeaway menu here.
More Delivery Options Taking the Stress Out of the Holidays – Christmas 2020 Kuala Lumpur
Seafood Maestro
Maybe you’re keen on trying your hand at a bit of cooking yourself or come from Down Under so see seafood as a must for Christmas Day… Making products that were once only available at a wholesale level, now accessible to the individual, Seafood Maestro delivers premium fresh and frozen, imported and local, seafood products at affordable prices to your home. With over 200 products, not only limited to those from the sea, getting your Chrissy seafood feast is only a click away.
Drinkies – Booze Delivery KL
And, what is festive food without booze? Drinkies’ online platform allows you to order chilled beverages delivered to your door in the Klang Valley (JB, Penang, Melaka and Seremban too but limited to beer and cider). Order before 12 am for same-day service or place an advance order and schedule your loot for the desired day and time. Order here.
Dine-in Menus – Christmas 2020 Kuala Lumpur
Chocha Foodstore Christmas Menu
With their cooking style, a distinctively modern twist to Malaysian flavours, the Christmas menu at Chocha Foodstore is guaranteed to be a veer from the norm. If you’re looking to throw out your traditional concept of what a Christmas meal should be, look no further than Chocha Foodstore. Menu here.
Nobu Kuala Lumpur Goes Out in Style!
If you haven’t yet heard, Nobu Kuala Lumpur is closing its current location on the 56th floor of the Petronas towers. The last day of operation will be December 31st, 2020. This is your last chance to experience those sky-high views and world-renowned Peruvian-Japanese cuisine. Fortunately, they are going out with a bang with some fantastic year-end promotions for two pax (two dine for the price of one). See both their Christmas and New Year’s Eve menus here.
Christmas Decorations
Finally, while many are cutting down on decorations this festive season, Pavilion Kuala Lumpur shopping mall has gone over the top creating a magical display guaranteed to stimulate feelings of nostalgia this Christmas. If you want to see Chrissy lights, this is the place to go.
What are your plans for Christmas 2020 in Kuala Lumpur?
The food photos are making me drool. Love the beautiful roast chicken. Since it is going to be a lonely Christmas this year, we won’t be having anything special. Hopefully, the situation will improves by Chinese New Year.
Hilton’s turkey gets my vote…or Shangri La.
The festive takeaway box captures my eye with the colorful medley of vegetables that surround the turkey! The beautiful photo of the shopping mall all decked out gets me in the spirit. It’s been a very long time since being in a shopping mall to admire the decorations
Before celebrate think a little of those who have lost their dears due to this penademic Covid 19 DO WE DESERVE TO CELEBRATE THIS EVENT and moreover instead of spend big amount on fancy dishes better we donate to those poor and to those wbo have now source of income to help them this way we can share our pleasure with all and can double it and on the other hand we can make this even more simple by sharing and caring infected people and also tjose who infected…Think abkut it !
I like your thinking Ashar. Do remember that those working in the food and beverage industry – waiters, cooks, cleaners, suppliers, drivers and too many more to name rely on people buying their products and services. No customers. No income. Your thoughts are indeed noble but when you don’t support the industry the people in it lose their jobs and their income.