From Banyan Tree To Mandarin Oriental: 5 Mid-Autumn Mooncake Collection Promos
At the heart of the festivities are mooncakes. Each year, hotels and restaurants unveil inventive new flavours alongside beloved classics, offering something for every palate. Here are some mooncake promotions worth exploring this season:
Banyan Tree Kuala Lumpur & Pavilion Hotel Kuala Lumpur
This Mid-Autumn Festival, Banyan Tree Kuala Lumpur and Pavilion Hotel Kuala Lumpur invite you to discover a mooncake collection where tradition meets thoughtful design. Drawing inspiration from nature's quiet beauty and the richness of shared moments, this year's collection presents a harmonious blend of modern elegance and cultural reverence.
Celestial Phoenix
Epitomising the spirit of this year's collection, Celestial Phoenix rises as a symbol of renewal and grace — a mooncake box that reimagines festive gifting through the lens of conscious craftsmanship and timeless elegance. Designed with a refined bamboo-inspired finish, the box pays homage to nature's quiet strength and resilience. More than a nod to tradition, the use of bamboo reflects a deeper commitment to sustainability, embracing a renewable material known for its minimal environmental impact and versatility.
Joyous Blossoms, Moonlit Majesty & Garden of Treasures
Beloved by many, three signature designs make a graceful return, timeless favourites that continue to inspire a sense of familiarity and fond remembrance, each offering a unique interpretation of Mid-Autumn's enduring charm. Thoughtfully reimagined for the season, these returning favourites celebrate the art of connection, rekindling memories of warmth, tradition, and shared celebration.
Celestial Phoenix: MYR 198 nett
Joyous Blossoms: MYR 168 nett
Moonlit Majesty: MYR 168 nett
Garden of Treasures: MYR 138 nett (Not applicable for Early Bird Special)
Enjoy 15% off with the Early Bird Special, available until 31 August 2025 — an exclusive, limited-time offer for those wishing to celebrate the season with meaningful gifts and added value. Order online here. To place bulk orders or confirm your collection date and time, reach out to Jade Pavilion via WhatsApp at +60 10 397 7833.
Shangri-La Kuala Lumpur
At Shangri-La Kuala Lumpur, this Mid-Autumn Festival is brought to life through its 2025 Collection, a luxurious selection of mooncakes curated by Chinese Executive Chef Keith Yeap. This year's collection draws inspiration from the symbolism of the peony flower, a timeless emblem of prosperity, honour and enduring relationships. Its graceful beauty is echoed in every detail, from the elegant gift boxes to the thoughtfully layered flavours, each one crafted with meaning and refinement. The Mid-Autumn collection will be available from 15th July to 6th October 2025.
Imperial Lunar Luxe Gift Set: RM42 per piece
Celestial Grace Gift Set: RM538
Limited Edition: 40th Anniversary 'Decade of Harmony' Gift Set: RM338
Moonlit Bloom Gift Set: RM338
Blossom Gift Set: RM318
Celestial Gold Musang King Treasure Gift Set: RM528
Early bird savings of up to 15% are available from 1st to 30th July 2025. Shangri-La Circle members will also enjoy 10% off purchases via Shangri-La Boutique from 31st July to 6th October 2025, using promo code SLCMAF25.
Mandarin Oriental Kuala Lumpur
As the Mid-Autumn Festival approaches, Mandarin Oriental, Kuala Lumpur is delighted to unveil its 2025 Mooncake Collection, available from 7th July until 6th October 2025. This year's selection introduces exquisite new creations, alongside our signature favourites, beautifully presented in elegant gift boxes perfect for celebrations, gifting, or corporate orders.
The collection includes:
Baked mooncakes like Assorted Mixed Nuts, Lotus Paste with Single Egg Yolk, Pandan Paste with Salted Egg Yolk, Red Bean Paste, and Low Sugar White Lotus Paste.
Chocolate mooncakes featuring Dubai Chocolate, Mixed Berry White Chocolate Caramel, Roasted Hazelnut Milk Chocolate, and Mango-Passion Fruit Rice Crispy Dark Chocolate.
Snow skin mooncakes including Musang King Durian, Black Sesame with Dried Fruits and Pandan Lotus Paste, and Milky Pecan Nuts & White Lotus Paste.
Prices start at RM45 nett per piece. Gift boxes are offered in sets of two, four, or six, priced from RM120 nett to RM238 nett. Early bird savings of 20% apply on purchases of a box of four or six mooncakes made by 10th August 2025.
ParkRoyal Collection Kuala Lumpur
From 15th July to 6th October 2025, immerse in a celebration of heritage, indulgence and heartfelt gifting with the Mid-Autumn COLLECTION Mooncake and luxurious hamper gift sets at PARKROYAL COLLECTION Kuala Lumpur. Each mooncake set is presented in an exquisite, rich gold fabric box, echoing the elegance and glow of the season. The hampers come in 3 distinctive designs, beautifully packed in classic hand-carried bags. The elegant gift sets in luxe presentation are perfect as thoughtful gifts for loved ones, friends and business associates.
Mooncake collections:
Essence of Tradition – RM198 nett
Celestial Indulgence- RM198 nett
À la carte Mooncakes – RM30 nett
Mid-Autumn Hampers:
Hamper 1 – RM688 nett
Hamper 2 – RM388 nett
Hamper 3 – RM288 nett
Corporate and group gifting is made more rewarding with generous bulk purchase savings up to 40% off. Mooncake gift sets and hampers can be collected from the dedicated mooncake counter located in the hotel's elegant lobby from 11 August 2025 onwards. For orders and enquiries, please contact the Dining Desk via WhatsApp: +6010 229 7156 or email: dining.prckul@panpacific.com
Courtyard by Marriott Setia Alam
This Mid-Autumn Festival, Courtyard by Marriott Setia Alam invites you to wander into a world of enchantment with the Autumn Garden Mooncake Collection — a thoughtfully crafted celebration of tradition, taste and nostalgia. Inspired by moonlit picnics and twilight blooms, each box is a portal into an imagined garden where every petal and every flavour tells a tale.
Inside, 4 time-honoured flavours await:
Single Yolk Lotus – A rich, golden classic with velvety lotus paste and a heart of salted yolk, as comforting as a well-loved tale.
Pure Red Bean – Smooth, deep and nostalgic, like dusk settling over autumn leaves.
Pure Pandan – Fragrant and green as freshly unfurled vines in a morning garden.
Assorted Fruits & Nuts – Earthy and textured, this wholesome flavour is like a basket of fresh harvest.
Retail Price:
RM 169 per Autumn Garden mooncake box
RM 29 per single Autumn Garden mooncake
Exclusive Bank Privileges
Enjoy exclusive discounts with MAYBANK, RHB, AFFIN, HONG LEONG and UOB credit and debit cards:
20% OFF all mooncake pre-orders now – 24th August 2025
15% OFF all mooncake purchases from 25th August – 6th October 2025
Now available for pre-order at Courtyard Setia Alam Lobby lounge, Level 1. Collection and In-store purchase begins 25th August 2025 – 6th October 2025. For enquiries and purchases, contact WhatsApp: +6012 590 9077. For Bulk purchases, email Fivewells.SetiaAlam@courtyard.com.
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