Lotte Hotel Shine Muscat Cake.

Lotte Hotel Shine Muscat Cake.

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[Asia Economy Reporter Yuri Kim] Lotte Hotel Seoul announced on the 29th that it will hold the '2021 Must Be Shine Muscat,' where guests can enjoy a variety of desserts made with the 'Emperor Grape' Shine Muscat, from September 1 to November 30.


The 'Shine Muscat Afternoon Tea Set,' sold at the Peninsula Lounge & Bar on the first floor of Lotte Hotel Seoul, consists of Shine Muscat desserts and premium desserts made with seasonal ingredients.


The three-tier tray includes about 10 types of desserts such as Shine Muscat tart, sable muscat, Haenam sweet potato madeleine, manjoo, and Yeongam fig scone. Two cups of tea or coffee are also provided, and the price is 79,000 KRW for two people (including tax and service charge).


Seasonal special drinks such as 'Shine Muscat Ade' and 'Shine Muscat Cocktail' are also available. The price for each is 23,000 KRW.


Starting from September 4, the Peninsula Lounge & Bar will host a Shine Muscat buffet every weekend. Nine types of 'Special Welcome Desserts,' including Shine Muscat lemon tart, chocolate tart, and pistachio pastry, will be served at each table, and guests can enjoy unlimited servings of over 30 menu items along with one cup of tea or coffee.


The buffet is filled with dessert menus that showcase new charms of Shine Muscat, such as Shine Muscat tiramisu, Shine Muscat choux, Shine Muscat vanilla tart, Shine Muscat sand macaron, cr?me br?l?e, and lemon madeleine. Chili shrimp, mushroom soup, rose tteokbokki, vegetable fried rice, omelet, and croffle are also served. The price is 67,000 KRW for adults and 35,000 KRW for children (ages 4 to 12).



At Lotte Hotel Seoul Delica Hans, the 'Shine Muscat Cake,' which contains French premium chocolate Valrhona, fresh cream, and a three-tier white sponge cake with Shine Muscat, is sold. The price is 60,000 KRW.


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