Imperial Patisserie's Hong Kong Story Series - Delightful Gift Sets With HK Icons

Imperial Patisserie Hong Kong, together with its Michelin-starred team, including two renowned pastry chefs, Master Yip Wing Wah and Master Lai Wing Koon, have crafted a range of classic authentic Hong Kong treats as part of their new 2023 Hong Kong Story Series.

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The Hong Kong Story Series is designed by Imperial Patisserie Hong Kong's in-house design team, featuring ten iconic landmark buildings and cultural symbols that are popular with tourists, including Victoria Harbour's sailboat, double-decker buses, trams, nostalgic signage, and ice cream trucks. These treats are packaged in a box that can be connected to form a panoramic view of Hong Kong's past. The gift box contains a combination of innovative treats, such as Palmiers, Honeycomb Egg Rolls, Crispy Cookies and Puffs, making them the perfect choice for a Hong Kong souvenir.

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Imperial Patisserie Hong Kong's Michelin-starred team has carefully selected top-quality ingredients from all over the world to create their signature dish, the Michelin-starred Palmiers. They have handpicked premium natural butter with a rich natural aroma, combined with top-quality flour to create a pastry with a more fragrant taste than ordinary Palmiers. The recipe has been improved over many years, with secret techniques to create a unique crispy texture and buttery pastry that is more delicious than regular Palmiers.

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Hong Kong Series - Original Palmiers Delight Gift Set retails at HK$138 (12 pcs)

For a blend of the sweet with a touch of saltiness, try the Sea Salt Palmieres (HK$138 for 12 pcs) with carefully selected high-quality natural sea salt contains rich trace elements of the sea. Its fresh and salty taste adds more layers to the rich and creamy natural butter flavor. Sea salt is crystallized from seawater by natural means, and no anti-caking agents are added during the production process.

For a more savory taste, there are the HK-style egg rolls. Unlike the local version which uses coconut milk, Imperial Patisserie's Honeycomb Egg Rolls requires higher technical requirements, using traditional methods and over 50 complex processes, without adding any artificial colors or chemical additives, creating a crispy and rich texture.

Hong Kong Series - Original Eggrolls Delight Gift Set retails at HK$108 (12 pcs)

Hong Kong Series - Earl Grey Eggrolls Delight Gift Set retails at HK$108 (12 pcs)

Tempted yet? These products are also endorsed by dashing HK superstar Louis Koo.

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If you're planning a trip to Hong Kong, Imperial Patisserie Hong Kong shops are centrally located in convenient locations like Tsim Sha Tsui, Central, Causeway Bay. For the full list, refer to the www.ipastry.com.hk/ourshop/. Online orders are also available for delivery within Hong Kong.

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About Imperial Patisserie Hong Kong

Imperial Patisserie Hong Kong opened its first store in 2019 and currently has more than 31 stores throughout Hong Kong. In a short period, Imperial Patisserie has created many excellent pastries, such as Palmiers, crispy cookies, honeycomb egg rolls, and Tonggwoji. It was also awarded the "Grand Gold Award" in the 2022 Monde Selection World Food Quality Evaluation. Among them, the Lava Mooncake has won the "Grand Gold Award" for four consecutive years. It is the first time in Hong Kong's 59-year history that a Lava Mooncake has won this highest honor, which shows that Imperial Patisserie's products are highly recognized internationally.

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For more on Hong Kong Imperial Patisserie:

• Facebook : iPastry.HK
• Instagram : iPastry.HK
• Website : www.iPastry.com.hk
• Telephone : (852) 2217 3638

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Sarawak - More To Discover

Recently Merlion Wayfarer attended a uniquely Sarawakian evening, which saw the Sarawak Minister of Tourism, Arts, Culture, Youth and Sports, the Honourable Datuk Haji Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah launch the Visit Sarawak logo which preceded its tourism campaign. 

The "Visit Sarawak" Logo

The overall style of the logo is simple, friendly and approachable while keeping its impactful nature. The brush strokes of the logo font portrays a fun and friendliness, representing the unparalleled hospitality found in Sarawak. The different and vibrant colours represent the diversity and multitude of elements that make Sarawak unique.

• Red and yellow indicate the colours in the Sarawak flag, hence their use in the letters “S” and “R”.
    
• Orange represents the strong spirit and vibrant energy of the different ethnic communities within Sarawak.
    
• Green represents the luscious rainforests teeming with life.
    
• Blue reflects the calmness of the ocean along Sarawak’s long coastline.
    
• The stylised “S” in the logo features a curling pattern, imitating a traditional design that is often used in the artwork of the Dayak and Orang Ulu people.
    
• The ‘hornbill head’ in the centre replacing the ‘A’ alphabet represents the “Bumi Kenyalang” that the State has been labelled for many years as well as the cultural significance the hornbill has to the indigenous people of Sarawak. It also adds another natural element to the logo, as one of Sarawak’s main attractions is its nature.

"More To Discover"

The “More to Discover” phrase ensures that a person needs to set foot in Sarawak personally to truly discover all the attractions Sarawak holds. It also promises that once a person has been to Sarawak, there is always more for them to experience and discover, as there is far more within the State than can be experienced by a traveller within one trip.

Discover Culture

As the largest state in Malaysia, Sarawak is home to 27 ethnic groups, speaking 45 languages and dialects, and each with their own stories, colorful cultures, traditions, and beliefs that makes Sarawak a cultural extravaganza just waiting to be explored.

What's a launch event without a bit of excitement?

Here, a tribal performer holds up a wand of balloons while invited members of the audience attempt a tryout with a blowpipe...

Discover Adventures

On land, visitors have a plethora of adventures to choose from – from jungle trekking, adventure caving, to mountain climbing, rock climbing and jungle expeditions. In water, visitors can choose from river activities, diving, water sports, fishing, jet skiing and yachting.

Urban explorers can visit Kuching, which has one of the most interesting architecture mix in Malaysia, with colonial buildings amongst modern architecture.

Discover Nature

Sarawak has a 56 totally protected areas, 37 gazetted national parks, five wildlife sanctuaries and 14 nature reserves, with rainforests the size of Austria. Its rainforests house the world’s richest and most diverse ecosystem - Home to the world’s largest flower, the Rafflesia (that can grow to the size of a coffee table), squirrels and snakes that fly, deer the size of cats, plants that eat insects (and small animals), the orang utan, the proboscis monkey, the hornbill, the Rajah Brooke butterfly and the silverleaf monkey...

The launch of the campaign showed the floral and fauna of Sarawak as a backdrop,
fronted by the graceful movements of a dancer...

For more information on Sarawak Tourism, visit sarawaktourism.com

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