We may not be able to as the song goes….*Fly Me to The Moon….* but we can most definitely add some stars and sparkles to the coming Mid-Autumn celebration, one of the four most important Chinese festivals.
This annual festival which falls on 29th September 2023 will not be complete without the partaking of mooncakes and the appreciation of tea amongst others whilst reliving the many legendary stories intricately linked to this delightful celebration.
Just perfect for gifting too is the exclusive gift set of course. Priced at only RM128 nett, the set comes with a box of Rhymba Hills Sampler Pack Tea (10 sachets) and choice of any four pieces of baked mooncakes (except the White Lotus Paste with Double Yolk).
20% off for purchases of 10-29 boxes in a single receipt
25% off for purchases of 30 boxes and above in a single receipt
For purchases of 8 pieces of NORMAL PRICED mooncakes (any variations), a complimentary Dorsett Tote Bag will be given FREE.
Early bird discount of 15% off total purchases in a single receipt is still available till 31st August 2023.
So, hurry and order your mooncakes in advance. Make this a truly memorable annual celebration for all. To order, log on to: https://dorsettbooking.com or email to: fnb.subang@dorsetthotels.com or alternatively WA to +60 16-201 1259.
Dorsett Grand Subang’s mooncakes are all handcrafted and freshly made by Dim Sum Chef Chan. No preservative and/or colouring is used and all mooncakes are HALAL certified.
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