Back by popular demand are the Champagne with White Lotus Seed Paste ($62 for box of eight) and Lychee Martini with White Lotus Seed Paste ($62 for box of eight) snow skin mooncakes. In addition, there are two new creations to delight taste buds. The Black Truffle Sea Salt Dark Chocolate with White Lotus Seed Paste ($62 for box of eight) is an indulgent treat comprising bittersweet dark chocolate with a hint of black truffle and sea salt. The Lemon and Lemongrass with White Lotus Seed Paste ($62 for box of eight), on the other hand, is redolent of citrus fruit flavour to lift the palate. For good old-fashioned flavours, you won’t go wrong with the traditional baked White Lotus Seed Paste ($66 for box of four), White Lotus Seed Paste with Single Egg Yolk ($68 for box of four), Double Egg Yolk ($72 for box of four/$108 for premium box of four), as well as Mixed Nuts ($72 for box of four).
Those looking to present these mooncakes to corporate clients or loved ones can up the ante by opting for Li Bai’s premium box, a plush looking champagne coloured box which doubles up as a serving tray. The classic box design comes in a choice of three colours –sleek red, luxurious gold and contemporary rose gold.
15% discount for orders made between now to 24 September.
Li Bai Cantonese Restaurant at Tel: 6839 5636/5623, Email: mooncake@sheratonsingapore.com
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