Wondering what to bring to your next potluck?
Here's our list of festive takeaways, so you'll never have to run out of ideas. Bring on the food and the yuletide spirit!

Here's our list of festive takeaways, so you'll never have to run out of ideas. Bring on the food and the yuletide spirit!

Café Mocha unveils its gourmet takeaways for the festive season, perfect for the office party or a cosy home celebration with loved ones. Featured savoury roasts this year are the Erdinger Roasted Whole Turkey ($168.00, 5kg) and the Southeast Asian Heritage Spiced Roasted Whole Turkey ($158.00, 5kg), while those looking for desserts can order up the Apple and Lime Bergamot Chocolate Yule Log ($65.00,1kg) the Durian Mousse Yule Log ($65.00, 1kg), as well as the Tropical Fruit Bûche ($65.00, 1kg). Traditional Christmas favourites not be missed include the Glazed Boneless Ham with Gingerbread Spice ($100.00,2.5kg), Slow-roasted 100-day Grain-fed Beef($138.00, 3kg), Salmon En Croute ($118.00) as well as the Cranberry Chocolate Sacher Cake ($30.00, 50g).
For enquiries and orders, visit www.meritushotels.com/marina, call 6845 1066 or email cafemocha.marina@meritushotels.com.
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