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Pakej Sajian 2017(1) Pakej A Pakej D Makan Tengahari Makan Tengahari Nasi Putih, Ayam masak merah, Kobis masak lemak, Nasi Tomato, Ayam masak Bali, Dalca, Jelatah, Papedem Telur dadar, Air kordial Air kordial Minum Petang Minum Petang Pisang Goreng, Cucur badak, Teh o Kuih Donat, Cucur udang, Teh o BBQ Makan Malam Nasi Goreng Cina, Ayam bakar, Ikan Bakar, Sosej Bakar, Nasi Putih, Sup ayam, Sambal ikan Bilis tempe, Air asam dan sos, Buah tempatan, Air sirap limau. Sayur tempatan, Buah tempatan, Air sirap limau Sarapan Pagi Sarapan Pagi Nasi lemak, Sambal, Ikan bilis, Timun,Telur Goreng, Mee Goreng, Sambal, Timun, Telur Goreng, 1 x Kuih, Teh tarik 1 x kuih, Teh tarik Pakej B Pakej E Makan Tengahari Makan Tengahari Nasi Beriani, Ayam Masak Merah, Dalca, Jelatah, Nasi Ayam, Buah Tempatan, Air kordial Papedem, Air kordial Minum Petang Minum Petang Cucur Udang, Kuih keria, Teh o Cucur Udang, Buah Melaka, Teh o Makan Malam BBQ Nasi Putih, Kari Ikan, Ayam Goreng berempah Nasi Goreng Cina, Ayam bakar, Ikan Bakar, Kentang Goreng, Sayur tempatan, Buah tempatan, Air sirap limau Air asam dan sos, Buah tempatan, Air sirap limau. Sarapan Pagi Sarapan Pagi Nasi Goreng Kampung, Sambal, Timun, Telur Goreng, Meehon Goreng, Sambal, Timun 1 x Kuih, Teh tarik KM CHALET Telur Goreng, 1 x Kuih, Teh tarik .Pakej sajian Hari Keluarga Pakej C Pakej F 2 hari 1 malam/ 3 hari 2 malam Makan Tengahari Makan Tengahari Nasi Putih, Ikan asam Pedas, Sayur tempatan, Nasi Putih, Ikan bakar, Masak Lemak nangka, .4 x sajian- RM 39.00 seorang Telur Dadar, Air kordial Ulam Tempatan, Sambal belacan, Air kordial (dewasa@ kanak2) Minum Petang .Bil tempahan minimum 30 org Minum Petang Tahu Sumbat, Goreng Keledek, Teh o Popia goreng, kek pisang, Teh o .Harga tertakluk kepada perubahan Makan Malam semasa BBQ Nasi Goreng Cina, Ayam bakar, Ikan Bakar, Nugget Goreng, Nasi Putih, Kurma telur, Sambal Ikan Sumbat, Ulam Tempatan Air asam dan sos, Buah tempatan, Air sirap limau Buah tempatan, Air sirap limau .Tambahan lain disediakan: Kambing bakar, Pakej Aiskrim Kon Sarapan Pagi Roti canai, Satay Sarapan Pagi Lontong, Sambal Meehon Sup, 1 x Kuih, Teh tarik *APRIL 2018 Telur Rebus, 1 x Kuih, Teh tarik.
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