Weird cuisine is served—taste delicious dishes in a kuso style!
Do "Juon Beef Ribs" and "Bloody Ramen" sound scary? Put on some quirky costumes and head to Kenting for food, fun, and games. "Trick or treat!" To celebrate the arrival of Halloween, one of the three major Western holidays, Caesar Park Kenting has launched an ultra-kuso "Monster Mash Halloween Party." From October 29th to October 31st, enjoy a super special Halloween set menu and the "Trick-or-Treaters' Concentration Camp," which kids are most looking forward to, making the end of October this year even more exciting!
Spooky yet delicious Halloween meals—flavor not compromised one bit!(Photo provided by Caesar Park Kenting)
Come enjoy a "quirky" feast at the Lanyuan Chinese Restaurant in Caesar Park Kenting, where service staff will dress up in Chinese ghost-child styles, offering guests the most "startlingly" stunning visual experience. The Halloween set menu ($880+10%/person) features the chef’s recommended "Juon Beef Ribs," made with premium Australian beef paired with a specially crafted sweet and sour glaze—tender and juicy. "Demon Onslaught" sees the chef deep-fry plump, meaty autumn crabs in hot oil to preserve their juicy flavor, then stir-fried quickly with chili after frying, making your mouth water. As for "Bloody Ramen," it uses a specially made XO sauce, paired with chewy noodles and poured over rich broth—all limited-edition offerings available only during Halloween.
The highly popular nighttime camp "Trick-or-Treaters' Concentration Camp" ($600+10%/person, suitable for children aged 5–10) is loved by both parents and kids. It includes a Halloween kids' meal and a series of mischievous DIY activities. Parents can feel at ease leaving their children with the big brothers and sisters at the leisure center while they take the opportunity to travel and leisurely enjoy an autumn getaway.
Caesar Park Kenting: http://kenting.caesarpark.com.tw/
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