Holiday Inn Express Taipei Xin Yi’s “Farewell Feast” Promotion
▲ Holiday Inn Express Taipei Xin Yi [“BON VOYAGE！Smooth Sailing Ahead”] Banquet Hall View. (Photo provided by Holiday Inn Express Taipei Xin Yi)
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To celebrate graduation season, the banquet hall at Holiday Inn Express Taipei Xin Yi is offering the “BON VOYAGE！Smooth Sailing Ahead” farewell feast from May 1 to August 31. Prices are NT$999+10% per person on Mondays to Thursdays and NT$1,199+10% per person on Fridays to Sundays. When the number of diners reaches 40 or more, the 41st person dines free of charge. If the party has 50 or more guests (inclusive) and pays a deposit before May 30, a complimentary pre-dinner welcome cocktail reception is included. For parties of 80 or more guests (inclusive), unlimited Häagen-Dazs ice cream is additionally provided.
The farewell feast features a buffet of delicacies carefully curated by the chef. Classic hot dishes include Italian-style chicken stew, duck breast in orange sauce, crispy soft-shell crab with garlic butter, salt-and-pepper prawns, and Wuxi-style spare ribs, along with a variety of appetizers, salad bar, soups, desserts, and seasonal fruits.
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