Cinnamon Lakeside’s September signature dishes

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September sees the introduction of two delicious dishes at Cinnamon Lakeside Colombo this month.

This month the two September dishes represent two varied dishes. The authenticity of traditional flavours at Royal Thai and a seafood dish with a modern twist at Long Feng.

Enjoy Long Feng’s sizzling wok fried prawns with dried chilli sauce and crunchy cashew nuts – just another mouth watering dish created by Chef Jason. Seafood, a core ingredient in many Chinese dishes is also a popular consumption around the world. Vibrant in colour, the wok fried prawns are packed with sharp flavours that perfectly accompany a dish of steaming plain rice.

Long Feng’s signature dish is available daily during the month of September for Rs. 1,460 ++++ onwards. Beginning at 7p.m. and going on till 11p.m., further reservations and inquiries can be made on 2491949.

Royal Thai welcomes traditional flavours this month with the introduction of the oven roasted marinated duck. The marinated duck captures the succulent flavours of this rich meat that is complimented well with sharp oriental flavours. Duck, a true oriental treat brings this dish alive with an abundance of exotic flavours. This month’s September special is available daily from 7p.m. to 11p.m. at Rs. 2,400++++.

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