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Celebrate Your Love Wedding & Solemnisation Packages 2016 / 2017 Celebrate Your Love Wedding & Solemnisation Packages 2016 / 2017 Standing Buffet Packages Solemnisation Ceremony Package Inclusive of: Choice of Chef’s exclusively-crafted Delectable International Buffet Spread Full set of Exquisite Buffet Set-Up with Ivory Skirting and complete set of Biodegradable Disposable-ware Your preferred choice of Delicate Wedding thematic floral arrangements from our selection Specially-picked Wedding Guest Book Complimentary Catering Set-Up & Transportation Fees (not applicable on PH & Eve of PH) For Orders of 100pax and Above: Complimentary usage of 01 Reception Table with Ivory Linen and selected Wedding thematic set-up with 02 Cushion Chairs with Ivory Seat Covers 01 Uniformed Service Staff on-site For Orders of 200pax and Above: Complimentary usage of 01 Reception Table with Ivory Linen and selected Wedding thematic set-up with 02 Cushion Chairs with Ivory Seat Covers Set-up of Solemnisation Table and 05 Cushion Chairs with Ivory Seat Covers, Ring Pillows and Signature Pen and selected Wedding Thematic decorations 02 Uniformed-Service Staff on-site *Terms and Conditions Apply SOLEMNISATION BUFFET PACKAGES Sweet Romance Package @ $20.00+ per person Minimum 50 Pax Salad (Choice of 01) Mixed Garden Salad with Asian Soy Dressing & Cherry Tomato (VEG) Potato Salad with Soy Bits (VEG) Cold & Tangy Cucumber Salad (VEG) Starters (Choice of 02) Breaded Shrimp Cake with Mayonnaise Dip Steamed Dim Sum Delight (Crystal Har Kow & Chicken Siew Mai) with Chilli Dip Crispy Potato Curry Samosa (VEG) Steamed Vegetarian Soon Kueh with Black Sweet Sauce Pan Fried Carrot Cake with Chilli Sauce Seaweed Chicken Main Entrée Grilled Five Spiced Marinated Chicken Chop OR Local Curry Chicken with Potato *** Cantonese Style Garlic Fish Fillet OR Deep Fried Fish Fillet with Mango Salsa *** Butter Prawn OR Wok Fried Prawns in Sweet & Sour Sauce *** Sauteed Mixed Vegetables with Mushrooms & Garlic OR Stir Fried Long Bean with Minced Garlic *** (50%) Thai Pineapple Fried rice with Chicken Floss OR Sambal Fried Rice *Chef’s Signature* *** (50%) Signature Dry Mee Siam OR Stir Fried Hong Kong Noodles with Fish Cake *** Sweet Delights (Choice of 02) Mini Chocolate Orange Cake Slice (VEG) Mini Mango Mousse Cake (VEG) Mini Chocolate Éclairs (VEG) Burbur Pulut Hitam (VEG) Chilled Almond Jelly with Longan (VEG) Chilled Mango Pudding (VEG) Beverage (Choice of 01) Chilled Barley Drink Orange Cordial Iced Bandung Drink Coffee & Tea SOLEMNISATION BUFFET PACKAGES Eternal Bliss @ $28.00+ per person Minimum 50 Pax Salad (Choice of 01) Signature SK Green Mango Salad (VEG) Authentic Thai Glass Noodles & Seafood Salad Mesclun Garden Greens with Assorted Condiments & Chef’s Dressing (VEG) Chilled Snow Pea Salad with Orange Vinaigrette (VEG) Starters (Choice of 01) Deep Fried Calamari with Tartar Sauce Thai Style Sugarcane Prawn Cake Skewer with Mayonnaise Dip Golden Fried Seasoned Chicken Winglet & Drumlet with Chilli Dip Roasted Beef Fillet with Smoked Roasted Capsicum Golden Fried Seafood Wanton with Mayonnaise Dip Chicken Ngoh Hiang Main Entrée Thai Green Curry Chicken *Chef’s Signature* OR Braised Chicken with Mushroom & Poultry Jus Beef Stroganoff served with Bell Pepper, Mushrooms and Sour Cream OR Beef Rendang with Potato Baked Mussels in Béchamel Sauce OR Wok Fried Prawn with Hot & Spicy Garlic Sauce Baked Fish Fillet with Tomato Concasse OR Steamed Fish Fillet with Oriental Sauce Wok Fried Broccoli with Mushrooms & Carrots OR Honey Sesame Tofu (50%) Shrimp Paste Fried Rice OR Pilaf Rice with Raisins (50%) Stir Fried Spicy Spaghetti Basil Noodle with Seafood OR Pasta with Chicken Bolognaise Sweet Delights (Choice of 02) Tropical Fresh Fruit Platter Caramelised Tapioca with Sweet Coconut Milk (VEG) Bread & Butter Pudding with Vanilla Sauce (VEG) Mini Chocolate Orange Cake Slice (VEG) Mini Chocolate Éclairs (VEG) Chilled Longan with White Fungus (VEG) Mini Mango Mousse Cakes (VEG) Beverage (Choice of 01) Chilled Barley Drink Orange Cordial Iced Bandung Drink Coffee & Tea Standing Buffet Packages Wedding Receptions Package Inclusive of: Choice of Chef’s exclusively-crafted Delectable International Buffet Spread Full set of Exquisite Buffet Set-Up with Ivory Skirting and complete set of Premium Disposable- ware Your preferred choice of Delicate Wedding thematic floral arrangements from our selection Usage of 01 Reception Table with Ivory Linen and selected Wedding thematic set-up with 02 Cushion Chairs with Ivory Seat Covers Specially-picked Wedding Guest Book and loan of Money Gift Box 01 Uniformed Service Staff on-site Complimentary Catering Set-Up & Transportation Fees (not applicable on PH & Eve of PH) For Orders of 200pax and Above: Complimentary Usage of 10 Standing Cocktail Tables with Ivory Linen 01 Additional Uniformed Service Staff on-site *Terms and Conditions Apply WEDDING STANDING RECEPTION PACKAGES Eternal Bliss @ $32.00+ per person Minimum 100 Pax Salad (Choice of 01) Tauhu Goreng with Pineapple Peanuts Sauce (VEG) Potato Salad with Creamy Mayo, Soy Bits & Spring Onion (VEG) Waldorf Salad with Walnut & Cream Cheese Dressing (VEG) Signature SK Green Papaya Salad (VEG) Starters (Choice of 02) Crispy Potato Curry Samosa (VEG) Breaded Shrimp Cake with Mayonnaise Dip Grilled Mediterranean Vegetable Platter (VEG) Pandan Leaves wrapped Chicken Main Entrée Oven Roasted Chicken with Lemon & Parsley OR Hainanese Poached Chicken with Minced Garlic Deep Fried Fish Fillet with Choo Chee Sauce OR Pan Seared Fish Fillet with Lemon Butter Sauce Golden Fried Breaded Torpedo Prawns with Tartar OR Golden Fried Seafood Tofu with Mayonnaise Signature Thai Red / Green Curry Vegetables OR Gratinated Cauliflower with Cheese & Herbs (VEG) (50%) Baked Dauphinoise Potato with Mozzarella Cheese (VEG) OR Pineapple Fried Rice (VEG) (50%) Pasta Aglio Olio (VEG) OR Sin Chow Bee Hoon DIY-Your-Meal (Choice of 01) *Optional Add-on $120.00+ per chef on site (up to 3hours) to Upgrade to a Live Station* Singapore Laksa Station Thick Bee Hoon, Prawn, Fish Cake, Beancurd, Sambal Chilli & Laksa Leaves OR Signature Thai Beef Ball Soup with Noodles Rice Noodle with condiments of Beansprouts, Chinese Parsley, Sugar, Fish Sauce, Chilli Powder, Fried Shallots in Vegetable Oil, Red Cut Chilli Sweet Delights (Choice of 02) Tropical Fresh Fruit Platter Thai Red Ruby with Coconut Milk (VEG) Assortment of Petit French Pastries (VEG) Chilled Longan with White Fungus (VEG) Chocolate Brownies Mini Mango Mousse Cakes (VEG) Beverage (Choice of 01) Chilled Barley Drink / Iced Bandung Drink / Apple Juice / Lime Juice / Fruit Punch / Orange Juice Coffee & Tea WEDDING STANDING RECEPTION PACKAGES Luxe Passion @ $40.00+ per person Minimum 100 Pax Salad (Choice of 01) Tiger Prawn & Mango Salad with House Cocktail Dressing Creamy Fruit Salad (Honeydew, Cantaloupe, Strawberry) with Honey Yoghurt (VEG) Green Salad with Corn Kernels, Edamame, Cherry Tomatoes with Asian Sesame Dressing (VEG) Classic Caesar Salad with Chicken Ham Starters (Choice of 02) Pepper-Crusted Smoked Duckling with Orange Segments Oak Smoked Salmon Carpaccio with Pickled Onion Marinated Baby Squid with Sesame & Sour Plum Dressing Japanese Cold Sesame Noodle Tomato Bruschetta topped with Basil (VEG) Thai Chicken Satay with Spicy Peanut Sauce Main Entrée Paprika Roasted Chicken, Onion Jus OR Traditional Wok Fried Minced Chicken with Chilli & Basil Deep Fried Seabass Fillet with Fruit Salsa OR Roasted Salmon Fillet with Light Garlic Cream Sauce Thai Style Sugarcane Prawn Cake Skewer with Chilli Dip OR Golden Fried Seafood Wanton with Mayonnaise Melody of Seasonal Vegetables with Garlic Butter Sauce OR Stir Fried Kailan with Salted Fish (50%) Nasi Lemak with Peanuts & Ikan Bilis OR Baked Tomato Rice with Béchamel Cheese Sauce (50%) Pasta with Chicken / Beef / Vegetarian Bolognaise OR Stir Fried Hong Kong Noodles with Chicken Char Siew ‘Experience Local Delights’ Station (Choice of 01) *Inclusive of Chef On-Site for up to 3 Hours* Mee Siam Live Station Served with Prawns, Hard Boiled Eggs, Beancurd, Fried Shallots, Scallions and Sambal Chilli OR Local Chendol Station With Condiments of Red Bean, Atap Seed, Grass Jelly, Gula Melaka with Shaved Ice Sweet Delights (Choice of 02) Deluxe Fresh Fruit Platter Assortment of Petit Swiss Rolls (VEG) Petit Custard Puffs (VEG) English Carrot Cakes (VEG) Assortment of Fruit Tartlets (VEG) Croissant Bread & Butter Pudding with Vanilla Sauce (VEG) Beverage (Choice of 01) Chilled Barley Drink / Iced Bandung Drink / Apple Juice / Lime Juice / Fruit Punch / Orange Juice Coffee & Tea Sit Down Buffet Packages Wedding Receptions Package Inclusive of: Choice of Chef’s exclusively-crafted Delectable International Buffet Spread Full set of Exquisite Buffet Set-Up with Ivory Skirting 5ft Round Tables with Round Tables with Ivory Table Linen Cushion Chairs with Ivory Seat Covers for all Confirmed Guests (10 seats per Table) Elegant fine-dining table settings complete with Porcelainware, Stainless Steel Cutleries & Glassware Your preferred choice of Delicate Wedding thematic floral arrangements from our selection for Buffet Line and all Guest Tables Usage of 01 Reception Table with Ivory Linen and selected Wedding thematic set-up with 02 Cushion Chairs with Ivory Seat Covers Specially-picked Wedding Guest Book and loan of Money Gift Box Stylish Wedding Invitation Cards up to 70% of confirmed attendance (includes basic printing) Elegant Wedding Favours for every Confirmed Guest (upon agreement) 01 Manager In-Charge, 04 Uniformed Service Staff and 01 Bartender on-site
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