MALACCA: Rennaissance Melaka Hotel chefs showed their guests and patrons at the hotel's 22nd anniversary celebrations recently that they could “stomp” out music as well as whip up culinary delights.Armed with knifes, woks, chopsticks, pans and cutting boards, the chefs gave a series of performances that appeard to have been inspired by stomp, a new genre of music where performers use kitchen utensils as percussion instruments.
The chefs and kitchen staff showing off their musical talents by using kitchen utensils at the event in Malacca recently.The celebrations themed “A Gallivanting Evening With Our Chefs” was also in conjunction with the closing of the 2006 Malaysian International Gourmet Festival in Kuala Lumpur from Nov 2 to 29, at which the hotel's Capers Restaurant had presented Peranakan dishes as one of its two special menus.
Varughese in chef attire and Court of Appeal judge Datuk Wira Low Hop Bing, who was one of the guests, enjoying the event.Capers is the first and only fine dining restaurant to represent the southern region at the festival and executive chef Ooi In Jin created a special Peranakan menu for the festival..
The chefs and kitchen staff showing off their musical talents by using kitchen utensils at the event in Malacca recently.The celebrations themed “A Gallivanting Evening With Our Chefs” was also in conjunction with the closing of the 2006 Malaysian International Gourmet Festival in Kuala Lumpur from Nov 2 to 29, at which the hotel's Capers Restaurant had presented Peranakan dishes as one of its two special menus.
Varughese in chef attire and Court of Appeal judge Datuk Wira Low Hop Bing, who was one of the guests, enjoying the event.Capers is the first and only fine dining restaurant to represent the southern region at the festival and executive chef Ooi In Jin created a special Peranakan menu for the festival..
The hotel, which received the best five stars award by Tourism Melaka in December last year, was also awarded for its excellent service at the Hospitality Asia Platinum Night earlier this year.
Renaissance Melaka general manager George Varughese, who came on board two years ago and who was musically outfitted with a saucepan and ladle for the event, said the management team had introduced many changes and upgrades in the hotel's interior design, bedding, services and restaurants throughout 2006.
“I hope everyone will continue to work harder to strive for excellence and continue to be the market leader in occupancy and rates in this historiccity,” said Varughese.
Source : STAR
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