Legend has it that over 3,000 years ago emperors from China’s Zhou Dynasty began worshipping the moon in autumn for a bountiful harvest in the next year. It is in tribute to the moon goddess that the tradition of preparing mooncakes came about and is still widely celebrated across Asian countries today, where people gather and enjoy these delicious confectioneries.
This year’s festival draws inspiration from the enduring beauty of Asian flowers, symbolizing the profound unity of families. Depicting the bonds of familial love, the various fragrant blossoms come together to form a harmonious bouquet. In tribute to this theme, and mirroring the spirit of celebration, Shang Palace presents a tasteful selection of signature mooncakes crafted using the finest ingredients.
Nestled within meticulously designed boxes, the mooncakes are a testament to the artistry of Shang Palace’s culinary maestros. Each mooncake is infused with delectable enchantment, making them the perfect token of affection to share with loved ones during this mystical celebration.
Shang Palace, the Shangri-La Group’s signature Chinese restaurant chain, first launched in 1974 with the Michelin-starred Shang Palace in Singapore. The Group now operates over 40 restaurants worldwide, and these are located in key flagship hotels, including another Michelin-starred Shang Palace in Paris.
The mooncakes for the festival at Shang Palace are priced at INR2000 plus taxes for a box of four and will be available for takeaway. For more information, guests can call (91) 80 4512 6100.
