Semawis All-Day Dining Invites You for a Globetrotting Sunday Brunch

A unique gastronomic experience awaits at the Padma Hotel Semarang, where guests are whisked into a multitude of flavours from around the world. The artistic resort in one of Java’s multicultural hubs invites you for a globetrotting culinary journey with a plethora of international cuisines through its latest offering, Sunday Brunch: Flavours of The World, by Semawis All-Day Dining.

The Sunday Brunch offers a tantalising assortment of dishes from America, Europe, the Mediterranean, and Asia— including Indonesia.

Succulent Turkish Kebab at the Sunday Brunch

Begin your brunch according to your whim and fancy. Succulent American-stye dishes like golden, crisp Roast Beef and Country Terrine with remoulade dipping are yours to savour alongside sides like gherkin, cold cuts, mustard, and a variety of cheeses.These American delights are available at the New York Deli counter.

Japanese cuisine at the Sunday Brunch

You can always opt for the crowd favourites like Turkish Kebab or Sicilian Pizza or head to the sashimi corner for sushi and other Japanese delights.

The sashimi corner at the Sunday Brunch: Flavours of The World

Fresh seafood are served at the Sunday Brunch

The enticing aroma of Terong Balado and Tempe Orek brings you the comfort of an Indonesian home and familiarity amid the lavish presentation. These culinary offerings are available courtesy of the resort’s talented executive chef Marco Braun.

The resort’s executive chef Marco Braun, the talent behind the global culinary offerings

Indulgence is not limited to your taste buds but also the eyes, as the chic modern interiors and the authentic arts and crafts of Semarang is the setting of your enjoyment at Semawis All-Day Dining.

Semawis All-Day Dining open kitchen area, Padma Hotel Semarang
Semawis All-Day Dining interior, Padma Hotel Semarang

To fully immerse in the experience, guests and diners will receive a ‘passport’ as they enter the restaurant. Missions are being tasked to those with passports to travel to different countries represented by the menus.

Culinary passport for diners joining the Sunday Brunch: Flavours of The World

“The guests will be asked to collect (different country) stamps as proof of their exploration of the food written on the passport,” explains the chef.

Decadent desserts selection for the Sunday Brunch

Sunday Brunch: Flavours of The World is available every two weeks starting on 7 May 2023 for Rp328,000/person.

For more information and reservations, please contact +62 811-2670-693 or email fbmarketing.semarang@padmahotels.com

*All prices are exclusive of 21% government tax and service

Dimas Ponco

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