Celebrations kick-started at Bengaluru to mark the Year of the Monkey. SHAO- Oriental fine dining located at the 1st floor of Park Plaza Hotel, hosted me for Chinese New Year 2016.
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Ambiance: The essence of Chinese culture extends to the ambiance of this restaurant which has an eclectic mix of traditional designs and stylish artifacts, highlighted with modern contemporary decor. The feel of grandeur along with the live kitchen. The Live kitchen showcasing guests the action and culinary skills of chefs at work
The Food: Cuisines from across Asia are celebrated at this elegant and sophisticated restaurant. The menu gathers dishes from as far afield as Thailand, Japan, and China.
Shao is famous for dimsums and steam cooked buns served in traditional bamboo steamers. Variety of noodles and a selection of meats and fish prepared in the Szechuan,Cantonese and Hunan style of cooking. Vegetarians can feast on soup, stir fry veggies, spring rolls and more...
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Noodles: Long noodles to symbolize long life. Gorge on Soba (buckwheat) noodles,rice flat noodles, glass noodles and many others at Shao.
Chinese tea: The Chinese New Year is a time to offer tea with well wishes and an opportunity to make deeper connections. Sip a cup of Taiwanese High Mountain Oolong or Long Jing Green between courses or all through your meal at Shao
Dumplings: Dumplings are a sign of the family unit and of perfection.Chicken: Chicken is served because it is figured that any family, no matter how humble their circumstances, can afford a chicken for Chinese New Year.
Fish: Is usually eaten or merely displayed on the eve of Chinese New Year. The pronunciation of fish makes it a homophone for "surpluses". A special fish will be prepared and served to the head of the family.
The head of the family portions the
fish for everyone at the table symbolizing the beginning of the meal. However, be careful to leave some of it behind as a sign of surplus for the whole year!
Mandarin oranges: Mandarin oranges are the most popular and most abundant fruit during Chinese New Year and are a homophone of "luck" or "fortune".
These adorn the center of every table at Shao through the Chinese New Year celebrations. celebrate tradition and culture and get a small glimpse of the Chinese way of life.
Raspberry Mint Cooler
Crispy Apple in Sweet Chilly Sauce
Lung Fung Soup: prepared in chicken broth with black mushrooms, veggies, prawns and chicken...
Mantou Steam Cooked Buns
Whole Fried Fish with fresh vegetables and schezwan sauce.
Roasted Lamb slices with bokchoy
Pan Fried Long Noodles
Ka Saun Tofu
Jasmine Rice
Stir Fried Soba Noodles
Vegetable Stir Fry
Hunan Style Sliced Chicken with assorted peppers
Shredded Shitake with Asparagus
Jasmine Tea
Crispy Fresh Fruit Rolls with Icecream
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