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JW Marriott Seoul offers Fujian dish

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Published : Oct. 14, 2011 - 18:52

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Through Nov. 30, the hotel’s Man Ho chefs will be offering two seven-course Fujian cuisine meals. Fujian Course A includes braised shark’s fin, seafood wonton, steamed abalone, fried king prawn and stir-fried beef ribs with olives. Course B includes steamed whole shark’s fin, braised sea cucumber and broccoli, garlic-flavored fried abalone, stir-fried fresh lobster and pan-fried lamb. Course B adds one more special touch: red ginseng tea with a peel of Korean orange. Course A is 110,000 won and Course B is 150,000 won, exclusive of tax and service charge. For reservations, call (02) 6282-6741.

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