Jun 27 2014.
views 995Bask in the charm of Ramadan at The Kingsbury
Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar and is considered sacred by the Islamic community around the world. It is a time of fasting that comes to a close daily with Ifthar: the evening meal that breaks the fast, or sawm of Ramadan during the annual observance of the Muslim holy month. Ifthar is usually a sumptuous spread of gloriously Arabic food that is partaken in harmony with friends and family.
The Kingsbury opens its doors to pay tribute to Arabic traditions during the holy month of Ramadan at the Harbour Court; The Kingsbury’s world cuisine restaurant. The hotels team of expert chefs have come together to create a dining experience that celebrates authentic flavours and encourages diners to mingle and share the sense of social camaraderie that is synonymous with Ramadan.
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Guests looking to break their fast during this season are invited to head to the Harbour Court to sample a menu of traditional Ramadan beverages, dates and nuts, fresh fruit, cold mezzeh, creamy Hummus, spicy Moutabel, soups and freshly baked breads, with a wide array of main courses featuring a variety of traditional Arabic favourites and popular international delicacies that will make Ramadan at the Harbour Court restaurant more alive and vibrant.
Every evening from the 27th of June to the 28th of July at the Harbour Court will be dedicated especially for Ifthar meals between 6.30pm to 11.30pm. At Rs.2500 per person, it sure is billed to make a memorable evening with loved ones. Enjoy a taste of tradition with The Kingsbury’s unparalleled service. It is noteworthy that the Hotel also has prayer room facilities to break fast.
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Sylvia Haik says:
Jun 28, 2014 at 12:00 amWe should raise our glasses to the Kingsbury management for recognising the substantial Muslim presence amongst us and their needs. There are Muslims who are at their employment desk until the evening and faced with a long commute home would welcome this splendid initiative.