Kuala Lumpur, 24 April 2024 – De.Wan 1958 by Chef Wan, Malaysia’s iconic culinary destination, today launched a novel gift set that has been specially crafted for Malaysians and foreign visitors to enjoy.
Aptly called “Malaysia’s Timeless Treasure”, the beautifully designed gift set features a selection of traditional Malaysian games alongside a series of signature sambal collection by Chef Wan.
“Malaysia’s Timeless Treasure’ serves as a perfect gift and keepsake that celebrates the essence of Malaysian cuisine, hospitality and craftsmanship.
Chef Wan, also known as Datuk Redzuawan Ismail said, “We have designed this first-of-its-kind gift set as a way to showcase Malaysia’s cultural diversity and rich heritage.”
He added, “My team and I are deeply passionate about preserving our rich traditions and sharing them with the world and ‘Malaysia’s Timeless Treasures’ is also about bringing people closer together and have fun!”
Inside ‘Malaysia’s Timeless Treasures’, are age-old traditional games such as ‘Sepak Bulu Ayam’, ‘Gasing’, and ‘Batu Seremban’. Each item comes with complete detailed instructions and trivia.
The gift box also includes a gorgeous hand-crafted rattan fan made by Malaysian artisans. This versatile accessory can be used personally or displayed as a decorative piece for the home.
The game box also features a coconut shell bowl and a wooden spoon, perfect for serving Chef Wan’s signature sambal collection. These eco-friendly utensils not only add a rustic charm to the dining experience but also embody the sustainable essence of Malaysian culinary traditions.
’Malaysia’s Timeless Treasures’ is now available for purchase exclusively at all De.Wan 1958 by Chef Wan outlets for only RM218 nett, while stock last.
Visit dewan.space or contact info@dewan.space for more information.
Chef Wan Group of Restaurants, 24 April 2024.
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