A Taste of Asia’s Mid-Autumn Festival: Unity and Cultural Fusion

The Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the Full Moon Festival, is one of the most cherished celebrations across Asia. It’s not only a time to admire the brightest moon of the year but also a special occasion for families to gather, reconnect, and share well wishes.

The Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the Full Moon Festival, is one of the most cherished celebrations across Asia

In Malaysia, a nation rich with a vibrant Chinese diaspora, the festival is celebrated with a unique blend of traditions. While the core meaning of family togetherness remains, the holiday here is infused with a fusion of cultures. This is showcased through lively activities like lantern processions, energetic lion and dragon dances, and intimate family feasts under the full moon. Children excitedly carry lanterns of all shapes and sizes, while adults share hot tea and mooncakes, reveling in the cool night air.

So, why are mooncakes the quintessential gift and treat of this season? The mooncake’s round shape symbolizes reunion, completeness, and a full, happy family. Gifting them is more than a custom; it’s a profound way to express respect, love, and heartfelt wishes to family, friends, and business partners.

Four Seasons Hotel Kuala Lumpur proudly presents a selection of handcrafted mooncakes, the perfect gift to share the magical spirit of the mid-autumn festival with loved ones

THE ESSENCE OF MID-AUTUMN FESTIVAL AT FOUR SEASONS HOTEL KUALA LUMPUR 

Joining in the festive spirit, Four Seasons Hotel Kuala Lumpur proudly presents a selection of handcrafted mooncakes, the perfect gift to share the magical spirit of the mid-autumn festival with loved ones. Each artisanal creation is the meticulous work of Chef Ng Meng Loong, the esteemed dim sum and dessert maestro at Yun House, the Hotel’s Michelin-selected Cantonese restaurant.

Where Art Meets Tradition

This year’s mooncake gift box features a specially commissioned design by acclaimed Malaysian artist C.N. Liew. The vibrant shades of red strike a classically auspicious note, while Liew’s contemporary patterns evoke a sense of modern glamour. A refined scarf ribbons the box, adding an elegant touch while also doubling as a pocket square or handkerchief. This thoughtful gift box embodies a fine balance of tradition and innovation, perfectly reflecting the essence of the mooncakes it holds.

A Symphony of Flavor and Innovation

With over two decades of perfected Chinese culinary skills, Chef Loong unveils flavors that not only capture the rich cultural heritage of the Mid-Autumn Festival but also explore the exciting possibilities of more modern ingredients.

Shaped like the full moon – the symbolic heart of the festivities – these gourmet delights come in an impressive selection of flavors. These range from the iconic, classic Lotus Seed to the bold and distinctive Musang King Durian. Guests can also look forward to brand-new varieties like the Snow Skin Mooncake with Butterfly Pea Flower & Saffron and the Eight-Nut Treasure Baked Mooncake.

“The Mid-Autumn celebration is all about joy and togetherness, with the main event being a feast with family and friends under the full moon,” says Chef Loong. “Designed to appeal to all generations and palates, our mooncakes welcome everyone to join the festivities.”

Ordering and Early Bird Offer

  • Pricing:
    • Classic Baked Mooncakes: MYR 45 to MYR 48 per piece.
    • Snow Skin Mooncakes: MYR 58 to MYR 88 per piece.
  • Collection: Orders can be collected between July 28, 2025, and October 6, 2025.
  • Early Bird Special: Enjoy a 15% discount on all orders placed before August 24, 2025.
  • To place an order, please contact +60 3 2382 8602 or email yunhouse.kualalumpur@fourseasons.com.

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