Welcome to a star!

Damansara Village recently had the opportunity of serving one of Malaysia's famous sons. International singing star, Ah Niu who had just finished filming and directing his first feature film.

New Menu Items

Delicious new items at

Damansara Village

Spicy Bamboo Clams
Hmmmm.........big, fat, juicy, succulent bamboo clams steamed with ginger, herbs, garlic and
chopped red chillies.

Damansara Village Seafood Drumsticks

And you thought only chickens and ducks had them! Try our new seafood drumsticks. Fish, prawn meat on a stick of sweet sugar cane. Lightly fried. Uniquely tasty. Must try.


DV Sundae

End your dining experience at Damansara Village Steamboat with a ice cream Sundae with a light sprinkling of chocolate rice.

Gong Xi Fa Cai. Selamat Tahun Baru Cina.

The management and staff of Damansara Village wish all Malaysians

Happy New Year

and

Gong Xi Fa Cai
a prosperous, joyful, safe and healthy

Year of the Ox

2009

We are open on Chinese New Year Eve, January 25th 2009

CHINESE NEW YEAR REUNION DINNER AT DAMANSARA VILLAGE STEAMBOAT

For this festive season we have planned a Prosperity Menu for your enjoyment at Damansara Village. Reasonably priced, the special New Year menu's serves fresh fish, prawns, crabs, chicken and all of our delicious steamboat dishes.

Prosperity Package
RM338
(for up to 10 diners)

Premium Prosperity Package
RM388
(for up to 10 diners)

Yee Sang

We are also serving Yee Sang from January 5, 2009

Jelly fish Yee Sang - RM33 (small); RM43 (large)

Salmon Yee Sang - RM43 (small); RM55 (large)

Come with your family and friends and celebrate a Happy, Prosperous and Healthy

Year of the Ox

Note: Damansara Village will be closed for Chinese New Year break from January 26 - 29. We re-open for business on January 30

Damansara Village wishes all friends and customers a Merry Christmas

The management and staff of Damansara Village Steamboat Restaurant wish all friends and valued customers...

A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

Got anything else ah?

That must be one of the most often-asked questions when people come to Damansara Village Steamboat for the first time. Damansara Village is best known for its ultra-fresh seafood steamboat dishes featuring live crabs, prawns, mantis prawns, giant clams, fish and lobsters and geoducks (seasonal). But some diners prefer to whet their apetite while waiting for our signature Drunken Herbal Pot soup to boil for their steamboat. So we have introduced some simply delicious side orders which have become signature items on the Damansara Village menu.......

Steamed Village Chicken - tender whole or half portions of free-range chicken steamed with our special marinate.

Paper-wrapped chicken - this tasty dish from a famous 'auntie' in Pudu is a Damansara Village favorite.

And today I'd like to introduce you to 2 more DEEEELICIOUS Damansara Village specialties...

Yeem Goak Hai (Cantonese for Salt-baked crabs)

Salt-baked meat crabs........big, live succulent meat crabs from Pulau Ketam. Wok-baked in sea salt until fragrant and juicy. You have to try it.

Hoong Jau La-la (Cantonese for red wine la-la)

Red Wine Steamed La-la.......a subtle blend of Chinese red wine, herbs and ginger marinate a mix of giant Sar Pak (giant clams) and local la-la and steamed to perfection. Eat this hot and savour the soup which you can also add to your steamboat for a different ziiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnnnnng!!!

ENJOY!!!

They shoot horse thieves, don't they?

HERO - gone forever.

A few weeks ago our Damansara Village carousel horse, HERO was stolen! Hero is a beautiful, classic carousel horse which our guests loved so much, especially the children love. Now he is gone forever and Hero is irreplaceable.

I know it is a slim to no-hope chance that Hero is found. But we ask you to help by looking out for Hero. After all, a carousel horse would be pretty hard to hide, wouldn't it? It isn't made of metal so he won't be smelted for scrap. That rules out the infamous metal thieves who take cables and drain covers. Perhaps some pranskter took it just for fun. I don't know.

In the Wild West days they used to shoot horse thieves.

Thank you so very very much

Last night's Myanmar and China fund raiser at Damansara Village Steamboat Restaurant was an unqualified success. Thanks to the generousity and caring of Malaysians. More than 200 people turned up in answer to the call by the restaurant to raise funds for the victims of the Myanmar cyclone and the earthquake in China. Most came to enjoy the fresh seafood steamboat and do their bit for a good cause. But some just came to donate to the fund and wish the organisers well.

Celebrity comedian Harith Iskander and friend, Maria

A big thank you must go to my old friend and fellow-blogger, Bernard Khoo "Zorro Unmasked" (second from left) who helped to publicise the event by posting it on his popular blog. And to Tony Yew-tube for being there and helping with the photos and video. Watch out for the video on Tony's blog. Since I figured out how to do it I've brought the video here for you. Enjoy.




(video courtesy of Tony Yew)

Actor, director, comedian and good friend, Afdlin Shauki and wife, Christina.

Writer, director Na Murad and friend, June

Jim Yap (second from right) and members of the SMART cars gang.

At the end of the night a total collection of RM24,632.17 was realised. Damansara Village will donate the entire amount without deductions for costs and expenses. The amount will be divided equally for the funds for Myanmar and China and will be managed by Sin Chew Jit Poh and Nanyang Siang Pao.

To all of you, thank you for your support. From the bottom of my heart.......Patrick Teoh

After the event night a couple of anonymous donors came in to do their share.

The final tally from the fund-raiser..............RM24,926.00