Celebrate Ramadan with Santapan Ramadan Serantau 2026 at Sunway Putra Hotel Kuala Lumpur, an exceptional iftar buffet that brings together the diverse flavours of 11 ASEAN countries on one table. 

This cross-border culinary journey features authentic heritage recipes from Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia, Singapore, Brunei, Myanmar, Laos, the Philippines and Timor Leste, thoughtfully prepared using traditional techniques and original spices to preserve their true character. 

Indulge in an extensive iftar spread of signature dishes, premium seafood selections, live cooking stations and comforting Malaysian favourites, complemented by a wide variety of traditional desserts from across the region. Designed for meaningful family gatherings, corporate iftars and moments of togetherness, the experience captures the warmth and spirit of Ramadan in a vibrant yet welcoming setting 

Buffet Highlights 

• Signature heritage favourites such as Nasi Briyani with Roasted Lamb, Vietnamese Beef Phở, Laksa Johor and regional street-food classics
• Live cooking stations featuring assorted satay, martabak, roti john and freshly prepared specialities
• Premium seafood selections and the Chef’s Special Kawah showcasing slow-cooked, flavour-rich dishes
• Traditional ASEAN desserts, Malay kuih-muih such as Kek Lapis Indonesia, Kek Madu Vietnam, Puding Labu Cambodia, Maja Blanca (Filipino Coconut Pudding), Red Ruby (Thai Water Chestnut in Coconut Milk), traditional Malay kuih-muih, and a colourful Ais Kacang & Chendol bar. Fresh tropical fruits, bubur manis, and festive biskut raya complete the indulgent finale. 

Buffet Details 

Venue: Kopi Haus, Sunway Putra Hotel Kuala Lumpur 

Regular Price: RM169 nett per adult 

(Dining period: 2 – 15 March 2026, 7pm – 10pm) 

Don't forget to collect Sunway Points with every purchase! 

Dress Code: 

To maintain a refined and comfortable dining experience, guests are kindly requested to observe a Smart Casual dress code with appropriate footwear. 

Not Permitted: 

Pyjamas, sleeveless tops, sarongs, hotel slippers, and other overly casual attire