On
the International Parent’s Day (26th July 2015) my family had
visited Yezi at The Roof for a meaningful event. Before I tell you more on the
charity event, let me introduce Yezi. Yezi is a steamboat specialty restaurant
offering quality and unique coconut-based broth steamboat at Sky Level of First
Avenue, Bandar Utama. The restaurant is spacious, and open-air concept with spectacular
PJ view from the Sky level.
Yezi
has joins hands with The Kiwanis Club of Pantai KL to raise funds for those in
need from 26th July 2015 to 22nd August 2015. Now we can
enjoy yummy coconut-based broth steamboat while giving back to the society by dining
at Yezi.
“We
are proud to launch Yezi’s charity drive with The Kiwanis Club of Pantai KL on International
Parent’s Day, and we would like to call out to steamboat enthusiasts to come
and savour our unique steamboat. Order any of our fresh handmade balls or
dumplings from now till 22nd August 2015, or reserve a table on 18th
August 2015 for RM105 per pax, enjoy your meal, and take joy in knowing that
all proceeds will go to Kiwanis,” said Dax Lee, CEO of Yezi at the launch event.
Dax Lee, CEO of Yezi giving out ang pao during the launch event
“We
also chose to launch this on International Parents Day to commemorate the care
and love between the older and younger generation,” he added.
The Roof
hosted its charity launch event with the underprivileged elderly and children, brought
in by The Kiwanis Club of Pantai KL. They were treated to Yezi’s specialty
steamboat dishes, which come in five unique variants, including organic chicken
broth, imperial canton broth, armonatic Taiwanese beef spice broth, fragrant
Shao Xing wine seafood broth and wild forest truffle mushroom broth.
After
their fulfilling meal, a food decoration activity was organized to bond the elderly
and children in commemoration with Parent’s Day, with the hopes of creating a
meaningful and memorable day for them.
The
launch also saw a performance by special youth from the Kiwanis Club of Kluang
Mandarin Day
Care Center, where the mentally challenged youths travelled all the way up from
Kluang to PJ to
show-off their dances whilst raising awareness for the needs of the other
special youths and children.
We
were honored to be invited to the launch event, and we felt grateful when we
saw the happy faces from the elderly to the kids’ from The Kiwanis Club of
Pantai KL.
The guests had a chance to see the live carving demonstration by Yezi's Chef
The
charity drive is aimed at raising at least some RM10,000 for The Kiwanis Club
of Pantai KL, who
needs the funds to support their charity activities including for the Tutorial
Program for the underprivileged children, the Global
Project to eliminate Maternal Neonatal Tetanus which kills a baby every 11
minutes, to support children with special needs as well as other community
service projects under their care.
“We
are very hopeful to be able to raise this amount so we can continue making a
difference in the
community, helping those in need and raising awareness to save lives. We
sincerely hope that the
Malaysian steamboat community will get together and help us achieve our target,
and we would be
very happy if we could raise that amount, it will surely help us out in our
efforts,” said Adeline Chan
of The Kiwanis Club of Pantai KL.
Date:
From 26th July 2015 to 22nd August 2015
How: Purchase
any Yezi’s fresh handmade balls or dumplings, all proceeds will go to Kiwanis.
Date:
Tues, 18th August 2015
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