Ini sedikit informasi mengenai festival yang sudah dilangsungkan dari 1 April 2010 kemarin.

Remarkable Indonesia

Discover just how extraordinary the many islands of Indonesia are at Harrods. Visit the Food Halls and restaurants to try authentic Indonesian cuisine prepared by top chefs from the region. Exclusive Indonesian menus will be available at the Rotisserie, the Seagrill and the Georgian Restaurant. And for those in a hurry, there’s a selection of Indonesian dishes also available for takeaway at the Traiteur counter.

For the most daring individuals wishing to create their own authentic dishes at home, ingredients such as fresh Indonesian tempeh paste, chocolate, coffee and juicy tiger prawns, will be available to purchase in-store.

Indonesia is not only a land of beautiful scenery, vibrant culture and aromatic cuisine, it is also home to the rarest coffee in the world – Indonesian Kopi Luwak. This gourmet nectar is created from Robusta or Arabica coffee beans, which have passed through the digestive system of the Common Palm Civet, a cat like creature that is known locally as Luwak. Locals then collect the beans that are still intact, as it is widely believed that the Civet stomach enzymes generate a natural fermentation that gives an exquisite complexity to the coffee beans. Luscious caramel flavours dominate the rich, smooth and earthy notes of this, the world’s rarest and most precious of coffees.

Source:

http://www.harrods.com/HarrodsStore/GlobalPages/EventArticle.aspx?Id=e65615ad-6b3a-4ec5-b61d-0139bb7747ed

P.S Selain kuliner, masih ada pameran mengenai kebudayaan dan barang-barang kreasi Indonesia di Harrods. :)

Have a nice life!

Alitta