Spotlight on regional Malay dishes


The ‘Citarasa Rantau’ buffet at Feast in Sheraton Petaling Jaya Hotel offers a spread of kampung favourites and modern-day dishes.

MEALS associated with one’s kampung tend to evoke nostalgia, and the opportunity to break fast with such familiar dishes is a treat after a long day of abstinence.

Sheraton Petaling Jaya Hotel has lined up traditional Malay dishes this Ramadan with two thematic buffets – “Citarasa Rantau” at Feast restaurant and “Santapan Iftar” at its grand ballroom.

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