Menu from Orient East
Menu highlights
Appetizers
Roti Dippers & Satay Sauce
Nyonya Vegetarian Spring Rolls, Chilli Dipping Sauce
Appam Coconut Pancake W/ Braised Beef, Toasted Young Coconut
Breakfast
Noisette Toasted Sourdough or 5 Grain Bread
And choice of house-made jam/peanut butter/maple butter/vegemite
Congee, Foo Yee Tofu, Black Olive Mustard, Shredded Ham, You Tiao Donuts
Eggs Benedict
Ham on noisette sourdough toast with smoked salmon
À la carte
Boneless Hainan Chicken Rice W/ Broth
Malaysian Chicken Curry W/ Rice
Flinders Island Lamb Ribs, Gula Melaka, Lime, Chilli, Peanuts, Steam Baos
Desserts
Teh Tarik Tea Sundae, Sago Pearls, Nut Crumbs, Salted Coconut Jelly, Pocky Stick
Pandan Pannacotta, Gula Melaka, Red Beans, Coconut Cream
Banana Fritters, Peanut Cookie, Grated Cheese, Lemon Curd, Salted Caramel, Vanilla Ice Cream
More about the restaurant: Orient East
Orient East brings the heart of Malaysian food along with a contemporary twist to Australia. Keep a look out for retro posters of Penang pin-up girls inside the Seasons Botanic Hotel in Melbourne: when you see them, you’ve located Orient East. Find breakfast, lunch and dinner daily from Mondays to Friday in this Malaysian-themed eating house where you’ll find a combination of traditional and creative takes on Malaysian delights. A trip to St Kilda’s Orient East is an experience not to be missed, so make a reservation now.
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Influenced by his childhood in Malaysia back in the 1950s, Mr Li has built the Orient East to reflect his animated personality. Orient East brings both classic and contemporary Malaysian food to Australia, and can be found in St Kilda’s Seasons Botanic Hotel. Popular breakfast food includes congee with foo yee tofu, black olive mustard, shredded ham and crispy you tiao (fried Chinese dough sticks).
Other favored dishes for lunch includes the beef cheek rendang, wok charred char kuey teow noodles, and Flinders Island lamb ribs braised in a secret stock and then glazed with rich gula melaka. Mr Li takes no shortcuts when recreating the Malaysian experience, and he goes the extra mile with vintage posters of Penang pin-up girls as well as plenty of Malaysian collectables and his family photos can be found on the menus and walls. A less-than-typical eating house in Melbourne is definitely an opportunity not to be missed, and online reservations at this St Kilda hotspot are highly recommended.