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The Gulai House Collections the Datai Collection The Gulai House Collections 70 Kumin Margarita Corralejo Reposado, Cointreau, Cumin-Tumeric Syrup, Cayenne Pepper & Citrus Murraya Colombo No.7, Lychee Syrup, Coconut Juice, Curry Leaves & Citrus Ambarella Fizz Tanqueray 10, Kedondong Juice, Citrus & Soda When In The Datai Grey Goose, Citrus, Honey, Red Chilli & Grenadine Coconut High Malibu, Midori & Pineapple Juice LangKooler Lemongrass Infused Rum, Lemongrass, Kaffir Lime Leaf, Mint, Citrus & Soda The Datai Collection 50 The Datai Rum Ginger Homemade Ginger Ale, Mount Gay, Citrus, Soda All prices are in Malaysian Ringgit and are subject to 10% service charge For the convenience of our guests, we kindly ask to please refrain from using mobile phones inside the restaurant & dining area 50 Classic Cocktails Aperitivo Spritz Margarita Prosecco, Aperitivo & Soda Tequila, Cointreau & Citrus Caipiranha Negroni Cachaça, Sugar & Citrus Gin, Campari & Rosso Vermouth Daiquiri Piña Colada Rum, Sugar & Citrus Rum, Malibu, Pineapple Juice & Coconut Cream Jungle Bird Pisco Sour Rum, Campari, Pineapple Juice & Citrus Pisco el Gobernador, Egg white, Citrus La Paloma Singapore Sling Tequila, Citrus, Grapefruit Juice & Soda Gin, Cointreau, Cherry Heering, Bénédictine, Mai Tai Pineapple, Grenadine, Soda, Citrus & Bitters Rum, Cointreau Blood Orange, Orgeat Syrup, & Citrus 38 Mocktails Wira Cinnamon Forest Dew Guava, Mango, Peach, Strawberry, Mint Honey Dew, Pandan Syrup, Grenadine & Cinnamon Cream & Nut Tualang Boi Teh Ais Pulau Panjang Cucumber, Mango, Tualang Honey, Lime, Cardamom Jasmine Tea, Yuzu, Asamboi & Ginger Ale Lychee Syrup & Ginger Palm Sugar Datai Cooler Ayaq Jambu Lemongrass, Ginger, Orgeat Syrup Guava, Pandan Syrup & White Asamboi Pineapple & Lemonade All prices are in Malaysian Ringgit and are subject to 10% service charge For the convenience of our guests, we kindly ask to please refrain from using mobile phones inside the restaurant & dining area 35 Champagne Cocktails 98 Aperitif 30ml Bellini Campari, Aperitivo Villa Cordea, With Peach Schnapps & Peach Purée Pimm’s, Pernod Kir Royale With Dijon Crème de Cassis Mimosa Vodka 30ml With Grand Marnier & Orange The Datai Vodka 35 Absolut Sweden 34 French 75 Grey Goose France 41 With Gin & Citrus Belvedere Poland 41 55 Martinis Gin 30ml Espresso Martini The Datai Gin 35 Vodka, Kahlúa & Espresso Bombay Sapphire England 38 Clover Club Tanqueray 10 England 39 Gin, Framboise, Dry Vermouth & Citrus Colombo No.7 Sri Lanka 42 Akori Spain 43 Peach Martini Suntory Roku Japan 48 Vodka, Peach Schnapps, Peach Purée & Citrus Ungava Canada 51 Manhattan Scapegrace Classic New Zealand 51 Bourbon, Sweet Vermouth & Bitters Bottega Bacur Italy 59 Dry Martini No.3 Netherlands 60 Gin & Dry Vermouth Monkey 47 Germany 68 Cosmopolitan Vodka, Cointreau, Cranberry & Citrus All prices are in Malaysian Ringgit and are subject to 10% service charge For the convenience of our guests, we kindly ask to please refrain from using mobile phones inside the restaurant & dining area Rum 30ml Taiwanese Whisky 30ml Captain Morgan Spiced Jamaica 29 Kavalan Concertmaster Port Cask Finish 65 Mount Gay Barbados 33 Phraya Gold Thailand 42 Japanese Whisky 30ml Diplomatico Reserve Exclusive Venezuela 44 Nikka Taketsuru Pure Malt 71 Suntory Hibiki Harmony 79 Tequila 30ml Corralejo Reposado 33 Indian Whisky 30ml Paul John Brilliance 49 Scotch Whisky 30ml Irish Whisky 30ml Johnnie Walker Black Label Blended 38 John Jameson 33 Monkey Shoulder Blended 48 Bushmills Black Bush 37 Old Pulteney 12 Years Highland 38 Singleton 15 Years Highland 68 Talisker 10 Years Island 57 Isle of Jura 16 Years Island 58 American Whiskey 30ml Lagavulin 16 Years Islay 44 Jack Daniel’s 33 Bowmore Cask Strength Islay 40 Maker’s Mark 43 Auchentoshan Heartwood Lowland 55 Macallan 12 Years Speyside 64 Glenfiddich 18 Years Speyside 75 Canadian Whiskey 30ml Canadian Club 33 All prices are in Malaysian Ringgit and are subject to 10% service charge For the convenience of our guests, we kindly ask to please refrain from using mobile phones inside the restaurant & dining area Cognac 30ml Eaux De Vie & Grappa 30ml Remy Martin Louis XIII 788 Alexander Grappa 36 Hennessy XO 97 Pilzer Moscatto Giallo Grappa 36 Château Fontpinot XO 39 Pilzer Pinot Nero Grappa 36 G.E. Massenez Framboise Eaux De Vie 36 G.E. Massenez Mirabelle Eaux De Vie 36 D & Irion-Poire William Reserve Eaux De Vie 36 Armagnac 30ml Prince D’arignac XO 32 Beer 33 Carlsberg Draught 0.5L 34 Liqueurs 30ml Amaretto, Bailey’s Irish Cream, Cointreau, Tiger, Chang, Carlsberg, Heineken 33 Grand Marnier, Jägermeister, Kahlúa, Malibu, Corona, Kronenbourg 1664 Blanc 38 Midori, Tia Maria Heineken 0.0% (Alcohol-free) 35 33 After Dinner 30ml Villa Massa Limon de Sorrento Luxardo Sambuca dei Cesari Bénédictine Dom All prices are in Malaysian Ringgit and are subject to 10% service charge For the convenience of our guests, we kindly ask to please refrain from using mobile phones inside the restaurant & dining area Still Water Soft Drinks Sole 0.330L 29 Coca-Cola, Coca-Cola Light, 24 Sole 1L 40 Sprite, Revive Isotonic Evian 0.750L 40 Aqua Pana 0.750L 40 Tonic By Fentimans Connoisseurs, Premium Indian, 24 Sparkling Water Botanical, Valencian Orange, Oriental Yuzu, Sole 0.330L 29 Pink Grapefruit Sole 1L 40 Perrier 0.750L 40 San Pellegrino 0.750L 40 The Datai Homemade The Datai Ginger Ale 32 Fresh & Chilled Juices Coconut, Honeydew, Apple, 38 Orange, Pineapple, Watermelon, Carrot, Grapefruit Apple, Cranberry, Guava, Tomato, Mango 27 All prices are in Malaysian Ringgit and are subject to 10% service charge For the convenience of our guests, we kindly ask to please refrain from using mobile phones inside the restaurant & dining area Coffee Espresso 27 Double Espresso 32 Macchiato 27 Americano 27 Cappuccino 27 Latte 27 Affogato 32 Amaretto Affogato 50 Tea 27 Darjeeling Summer Gold Black Tea Earl Grey Flavoured Black Tea Fancy Sencha Green Tea Jasmine Gold Flavoured Green Tea Peppermint Herbal Infusion Pure Chamomile Herbal Infusion Hot Brew Hot Chocolate 27 Teh Tarik 21 Cold Brew Iced Lemon Tea 27 Iced Tea 27 Iced Coffee 27 Iced Latte 27 All prices are in Malaysian Ringgit and are subject to 10% service charge For the convenience of our guests, we kindly ask to please refrain from using mobile phones inside the restaurant & dining area.
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