The Westin Kuala Lumpur invites you to celebrate the Chinese tradition of the Mid-Autumn Festival with an array of divine mooncakes. Inspired by the tale of the mystical and enchanting Jade Rabbit, a noble and benevolent creature in Chinese folklore to whom offerings are often made during Mid-Autumn, the YUÈ Series Moon Rabbit Treasure Chest is designed with the concept of transporting individuals back to the old world charm of lunar worship.
It comes in two colours – Teal, conveying wishes for relaxation, revitalisation and rejuvenation; and Blue for calm, peace and tranquillity. The Westin KL mooncake gift set is by far our favourite for this year. It is elegant, thoughtfully designed with quality and lovely details that makes it a worthwhile collection. Plus, it can be re-used as jewellery case too.
This year’s flavours features eight (8) traditional baked skin mooncakes for guests to choose from, such as classics like Assorted Fruits & Nuts, Lotus, Lotus with Single Yolk, Red Bean and Golden Emerald (Pandan) with Single Yolk to modern selections such as Chocolate, Noble Delight (Dragon Fruit) with Single Yolk and Royal Fairy (Osmanthus) with Single Yolk. Guests can choose any four (4) flavours from the eight (8) available.
Available from 13 July until 12 September, the Moon Rabbit Treasure Chest can be purchased at:
RM38nett per piece of baked skin mooncakes
RM238nett per box (set of four mooncakes)
-10% off for purchase of 1 to 4 boxes (Club Marriott members and selected bank cardholders)
-15% off for bulk purchases of 5 boxes and above (Club Marriott members and selected bank cardholders)
-20% off for bulk purchases of 50 to 150 boxes (free delivery to one destination within Klang Valley)
-25% off for bulk purchases of 151 to 300 boxes (free delivery to one destination within Klang Valley)
-Available for purchase at Pavilion KL from 23 August to 11 September
To book your mooncake gift boxes, WhatsApp +60123052973. For enquiries, reach out to Westin Dining Team +603 27738495, or email westindining@westin.com.
