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Alila Manggis… Christmas Eve FestiveThe year-end is fast approaching. Season Treasures A time to celebrate achievements and cherish new dreams. Look forward to fabulous days of festivities at Alila Manggis… Christmas Eve 24 DECEMBER 2019 | 6.30 pm – 7.00 pm IDR 695,000++ per person IDR 1,175,000++ per person with wine pairing 50% off for children under 12 years old Get into the festive spirit with hosted cocktails and canapés by GM pre-dinner cocktails and enjoy live acoustic in the open air continue with a sumptuous 5-courses dinner at Seasalt restaurant. Christmas Eve Menu AMUSE BOUCHE OCTOPUS MANGGIS CHRISTMAS PUDDING Smoke octopus, cauli flower hummus, charcoal pate choux Sultanas, strawberry, vegan crumble, home-made spice vanilla ice cream, strawberry sauce TUNA TARTAR Fresh yellow fin tuna, lime, avocado, capers, wasabi mayo, Alila blend coffee or tea gherkin, squid ink rempeyek PUMPKIN GINGER SOUP Roasted pumpkin, ginger, pumpkin seed, crouton ROASTED DUCK BREAST Mashed purple potatoes, green peas, bacon crunch, carrot Potatoes gnocchi, wine berry reduction OR BEEF TENDERLOIN Truffle mashed potatoes, garlic mushroom, spinach, carrot Beet root, red wine sauce Christmas Dinner EAST AND WEST 25 DECEMBER 2019 | 7.00 pm – 10.30 pm IDR 685,000++ per person IDR 1,000,000++ per person with wine Join us for a curated dining experience just steps from the ocean waves as our resident chefs present an array of culinary creations crafted from ingredients harvested fresh from the land and the sea. Enjoy the live entertainment of Legong Dance while having your pre-dinner drinks. Christmas Dinner Menu STARTER INTERNATIONAL INSPIRATION Urab campur, mixed vegetables salad, Balinese spice, coconut dressing Wedges potato, mixed spices, herbs, fetah cheese Lawar gedang, young jackfruit Balinese salad, grated coconut Penne chicken alfredo, chicken, penne pasta, cream Balinese spice, red bean parmesan cheese, chopped parsley Gado gado, assorted vegetables, peanut sauce, crackers, fried tofu boiled egg, sweet soy sauce ON THE GRILL Snapper, mahi-mahi, garlic prawn, beef strip loin, beef patty Caesar salad, romaine lettuce, caesar dressing, croutons, bacon parmesan cheese Grill pork loin, sate lilit babi, sate ayam, ayam base rajang Rainbow salad, mixed vegetables salad, herbs, olives oil, pesto, balsamic dressing SWEET ENOUGH TO CLOSE Assorted jajan pasar LIVE STATION Banana fritter, black rice pudding, dadar gulung, fresh fruits Babi guling, Balinese traditional spit-roasted suckling pig Panna cotta, chocolate brownies, bread butter pudding Nasi pandan, Balinese rice cook with coconut milk, pandan leaf Nasi goreng laut, fried steamed white rice Alila blend coffee or tea Egg, vegetables, seafood, spice, fried shallot Tumis sayur, stir fried mixed vegetables Barrel BBQ 26 DECEMBER 2019 POOL AREA IDR 350,000++ per person Celebrate the boxing day with your beloved one and enjoy our Barrel BBQ by the pool. Kids corner with some traditional activities to spoil the children are also available. Cooking School 27 DECEMBER 2019 | 7.30 am onwards THE ROYAL PALACE IDR 1,750,000++ per person* Understand how the cycle of daily life translates to the plate in traditional Balinese dishes. After an early morning breakfast, experience the amazing sights, sounds and aromas of Karangasem market, one of the busiest village markets in East Bali. Then drop to the Royal Palace for the class, learn how to use the ubiquitous Ulekan, traditional Balinese mortar and pestle to make the embodiment of Balinese cuisine – Bumbu Bali (Balinese curry paste) and Bumbu Kacang (peanut sauce) – and prepare Balinese-style Royal Karangasem Megibung - the authentic and speciality of East Bali food. Savour the morning’s handiwork over a leisurely lunch in the midle of the water pond at Bencingah area. *Minimum of 6 guests are required. Pasar Malam 30 DECEMBER 2019 | 7.00 pm onwards IDR 635,000++ per person Who can resist the aroma and deliciousness of sate and other street foods? Savour the authentic traditional flavours of meat and seafood mixed with aromatic spices, wrapped around bamboo and lemongrass sticks, grilled over charcoal, served with various sauces and experience the night market concept at our Seasalt Restaurant accompanying by live acoustic music. Pasar Malam Menu TO START SMOKED ON THE GRILL RUJAK UDANG BAKAR SATE SAPI Mixed fruit salad, spicy tamarind dressing grilled marinated prawn Sweet spicy marinated beef skewer GADO-GADO IKAN PNGGANG SATE BABI Vegetable salad, boiled egg, tofu grilled Balinese spice marinated fish Marinated pork, sweet sour spicy sambal soy bean cake, peanut dressing SATE AYAM MADURA AYAM BAKAR MIE AYAM BAKSO Marinated chicken skewer Slow cooked chicken, marinated spice Chicken meat ball soup, egg noodle, tofu, crackers garlic, sweet soy sauce RENDANG SAPI SATE LILIT AYAM Slow cooked beef, Javanese spice Marinated chicken spice on lemon grassstick SIDE DISHES SWEET & MEMORABLE SWEET CORN FRITTERS Assorted Jajan Pasar; Sweet corn, flour, spice, celery martabak manis, black rice pudding banana fritters, es campur, Lak-lak, URAB GEDANG UDANG Balinese salad of papaya, chicken, spice Mixed tropical sliced fruit plater LONTONG Sticky rice cake Alila blend coffee or tea NASI PUTIH Steamed white rice The Stylish Authentic Balinese Taste 31 DECEMBER 2019 | 7.00 pm onwards IDR 850,000++ per person IDR 1,300,000++ per person with wine The end of the year is only hours away... the countdown is on. Recall the many exquisite moments you have had this year. Reflect on all your achievements and the unique memories you’ve stored. All these happy recollections deserve nothing less than a luxurious celebration. Experience a procession like none other and find out your future 2020 through our Tarot Reader which available from 6pm – 10pm. Dine like true Karangasem royalty with Genjek Performance and closed by the music during the count down. Our Chef serves up the freshest produce in surprisingly different ways in a “Five Courses Stylish Authentic Balinese Taste”, and fireworks light up the night sky. The Stylish Authentic Balinese Taste Menu TUNA SAMBAL MATAH BEBEK SAMBAL IJO Grilled yellow fin tuna marinated spice, raw Balinese salsa Slow cooked duck leg, spice, vegetables salad, green chili sambal, pandan rice KUAH DON KELOR Moringa, spice, grated fresh coconut, coconut milk KEMBANG GOYANG Steamed pandan cake, traditional crispy rice cake, home-made BALI LIME coconut jack fruit sorbet Sorbet of Bali lime, cucumber BARAMUNDI MENYAT-NYAT Alila blend coffee or tea Marinated barramundi, Balinese spice, see leaf yellow curry emulsion Vegetables salad, lemon gras Seafood Tower Brunch 1 JANUARY 2020 ALILA MANGGIS BEACH IDR 495,000++ per person After partying the night away, indulge in a soothing morning chill-out session, lounging lazily at the coconut grove, enjoying the gentle sea breeze and our Seafood Tower Brunch by the Ocean to start the year of 2020. Ease gently into the new year with recovery coolers and refreshing cocktails from an a la carte bar. Seafood Tower Brunch Menu TO START SIDE DISH Assorted mixed bread Cajun spice potatoes, garlic mushroom, baked bean, Baguette, sour dough, cinnamon roll, spice tomato roll, Grill tortilla, chicken sausage Hummus, avocado guacamole, tomato salsa Mixed Fruit Salad, granola, tropical fruit, yoghurt, lime, honey Chef Salad, baby romaine lettuce, smoke salmon, wasabi mayonnaise Manggis Garden Salad, mixed vegetables salad, pomelo, honey lime dressing SWEET Caesar Salad, baby romaine lettuce, bacon, croutons Strawberry waffle, french toast, banana pan cake Bread butter pudding, black rice pudding Es putar “coconut sorbet” FROM THE TOWER King prawn, grill garlic marinated Fish baramundi, grill marinated tomato spice Alila blend coffee or tea Snapper, Balinese spice marinated Octopus, slow cooked and grill Mahi-mahi, curry marinated Tuna, grill, Balinese salsa Fish skewer, spice, peanut sauce Seafood fried rice, fresh seafood, egg, vegetables Day of Indulgence 1 DECEMBER 2019 – 10 JANUARY 2020 SPA ALILA IDR 1,410,000++ per person Take a break from your daily routine. Escape to Alila Manggis for a day of pampering relaxation and enjoy unlimited spa treatments at Spa Alila Unlimited Spa treatment except Shirodara & Warm Stone, 3-course healthy lunch at Seasalt restaurant, Afternoon tea by the poolside 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm Yoga & Tai Chi YOGA AT SURYA every Monday, Wednesday and Friday 5.00pm TAI CHI every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday 10.00am For reservations and more information, please contact Alila Manggis T: +62 363 41011 | E: [email protected] | www.alilamoments.com/manggis.
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