Malaysian Food and Culture Festival Week
Date: 26/09/2005 (Monday) - 30/09/2005 (Friday)
Venue: Radisson SAS Royal Hotel,
Hammerichsgade 1, 1611 Copenhagen V, Denmark
Tel.: 33 42 60 00
Tentative Programmes:
2 Malaysian chefs will be specially "imported" from Malaysia to enlighten the patrons about Malaysian kitchen. There will be demonstrations of the famous "Roti Canai" show ie. pieces of Malaysian pancakes which are not only delicious to taste, but they seems to come "alive" with fantastic acrobatic moves such as somersaulting, flip flap, twisting, etc in the air, but of course, only when they are in the hands of those experienced chefs and their unique techniques! You won't want to miss watching this!
Another interesting demonstration will be the famous "Teh Tarik" show. Great tasting, hot and frotty Malaysian tea with milk being "pulled" in the air, and yet again only by those experienced chefs who possesses great agility and flexibility in their body to accomodate such dare devil feats!!! You won't want to miss watching this too!
There will be 5 male and 5 female Malaysian dancers from The Pahang Dance Troop who will be performing in their colourful Malaysian traditional costumes.
Evening:
At Cafe Royal
*International Lunch Buffet or Cafe Royal Menu (consists of some Malaysian dishes).
*Malaysian Dinner Buffet.
During every lunch and dinner time (19.00 hours - 21.00 hours) except 30th Sept, Friday, there will be buffet and dance performance (about 15 minutes).
Note: * - There will be charges by the hotel. Seats are limited, please make your reservations in good time. Please contact Radisson SAS Royal Hotel, tlf.: 33 42 60 53
Date: 30th September, 2005 (Friday)
Time: 20.00 hours
Malaysian Dinner Buffet (Banquet) at Svanen, 2nd. floor
Price: 198 kr. per person, includes a welcome drink and buffet.
Note: Sale of drinks at bar counters
On this last evening, there will be a grand finale with a dinner for 150 guests invited by the following co-organisers ie. Malaysian Airlines, Tourism Malaysia (Stockholm), Berlingske Tidende (Mere) and Radisson SAS Royal Hotel.
Michael Kypper Dalhoff will be giving a talk about his experiences in Malaysia.
There will be Malaysian dance performance and music.
Seats are limited, please make your reservations in good time. Note: Participation are limited to Berlingske Tidende subscribers/members only.
For reservations, please contact Katerina Morsų, Radisson SAS Royal Hotel, tlf. 33 42 62 10, Monday - Friday (09.00 hours - 17.00 hours).
For more information, go to Malaysisk Festival (Danish) or in Berlingske (Danish)
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Let's go and show our support as well as to assist in promoting Malaysia in Denmark besides enjoying some authentic Malaysian food and cultural performances right in the city of Copenhagen!
See you there!
Note: 27th September 2005 is World Tourism Day 2005
WATCH THESE!!!
Interesting links about Malaysia, Tourism Malaysia and Malaysia Airlines through live video shows with audio by Nordica Press:-
Click to watch "Fantastic Malaysia" (13 min. 20 sec.), "Malaysia Airlines" (6 min. 18 sec.)and "Truly Asia" (15 min. 50 sec.) live video shows.
Or click here to go to turistchefen.dk webpage. On your right, scroll down Kategorier, click on Nordica TV & PRESS, then click on the video titles as mentioned to watch.
Enjoy!
Useful links about Malaysia:-
Tourism Malaysia Official Homepage
Tourism Malaysia Stockholm, Sweden (Svenska, Norsk, Dansk, Suomi & English language)
Malaysia My Destination - Official Portal of Tourism Malaysia.
Malaysia My Second Home - My Second Home programme is an attractive settlement plan. This new programme allows people from all over the world who meet certain criteria to live in Malaysia. They would be given a 5-year social visit pass with a multiple entry visa that is renewable. Check out the link for the list of criteria for application.