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CentreSeptember/October
2009
Shanghai
明月几时有？
把酒问清天。
不知天上宫阙，
今夕是何年？
我欲乘风归去，
又恐琼楼玉宇，
高处不胜寒。
起舞弄清影，
何似在人间。
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Shanghai Centre September|October 3
Dear Residents and Tenants,
I am glad to have this opportunity to meet you here! My name is
Dehlia Jiang and I am responsible for the Administration Department
and the General Manager's office. I have been working at Shanghai
Centre for 13 years. The first five years of which were in the HR
Department. Over the past decade, I’ve learned a lot from my
experienced colleagues and professional supervisors.
Two years ago, our General Manager, Byron Kan, assigned me a new
task – to create a platform to improve our quality service. It was
a challenge to me then, and still is now! To start, we have
established a Quality of Service Committee, consisting of
representatives from each department. We meet on a regular basis to
brainstorm new ideas and to evaluate our newly-implemented
initiatives.
Over the past years we have received many compliments from our
residents and tenants, and this is very encouraging for the whole
team! But aside from your appreciation letters and compliments, we
also warmly welcome your constructive suggestions and feedback to
help us make a step forward every day.
Shanghai Centre is well-known in town not only because of its
location, unique design and wide range of amenities, but also for
its fine services. I feel proud of working here and will strive to
make each of you proud of living here, as well – together we can
create a wonderful “Life at Your Doorstep”.
Shanghai Centre Talk
Message from Vistaレジデントの皆様
気が付いたら、もう夏の終わりだと思わせる涼しい風が吹いてきます。空気には微かに秋の匂いがまざりはじめます。
気持ちのよい季節に、上海商城では様々なイベントを企画しております。昨年同様、九月にドラゴンボートレースが行われました。また、十月の末にはハロウィン˙パーティーをする予定ですから、どうぞお楽しみください。
今年は国慶節と中秋節が重なり大型連休となり、旅行をされる方も多いと思いますが、各地でインフルエンザ等流行しておりますので、十分ご注意しながら楽しい休日をお過ごしください。
また駐車場修繕工事につきましては、皆様のご協力のもと、一時作業を中断しておりましたが、現在順調に作業を進めています。近いうちに新しくなった駐車場をご覧頂けると思います。
弊社日本人顧客サービスマネージャーの上野が9月15日をもちまして4ヶ月間の産休に入りました。今後、リースに関するお問い合わせはリース部ビビアン(内線:6711)、カスタマーサービスに関するお問い合わせは、私ヴィスタ(内線:6760)までお願いします。
今後も上海商城へのご意見、ご要望をお待ちしております。
Dehlia JiangAdministration Manager
Vista ChenJapanese Customer
Service Representative
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Shanghai Centre Management Office Suite 710, 1376 Nanjing Rd.
West, Shanghai 200040 China Tel: 6279 8600 Fax: 6279 8610Kurt
Sigouin Property Services Director Tel: 6279 8600 ext 6759 / Jenny
Jiang Customer Service Manager Tel: 6279 8600 ext 6627Tomoko Ueno
Japanese Customer Relations Manager Tel: 6279 8600 ext 6678 /Alex
De Ceuster Marketing Director Tel: 6279 8600 ext 6615Please direct
all enquiries to [email protected]
Richard Baimbridge Editor / Tiger Hu Art Director / Samuel Zhang
Product Manager
Just as the leaves on the trees begin to change color, signaling
the start of a new season, fall is sure to be right around the
corner as soon as you start seeing boxes of mooncakes in shops,
bakeries and hotels around town. The traditional Chinese mooncake
is the very symbol of Mid-Autumn Festival, with it’s puffy round
shape and bright yellow egg yolk a metaphor of the Harvest Moon of
the autumn equinox, on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month.
A popular legend has it that mooncakes first became associated
with Mid-Autumn Festival when they were used by the Han people to
smuggle in secret plans for a rebellion against the Mongol invaders
in the 14th century. These days, mooncakes are obligatory gifts to
friends, business associates and family, served in bright red boxes
sometimes so ornate you might mistake them for edible crown jewels.
Known as yue bing in Chinese, they’re about as close to traditional
Chinese culture as you can get – on par, you might say, with turkey
and stuffing for Americans at Thanksgiving, or to eating jiao zi at
the Chinese New Year.
Not surprisingly then, there’s a relatively strict code
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for what a mooncake should be, both in terms of shape (usually
round and about the size of the palm of your hand, though
rectangular mooncakes are also acceptable) and ingredients (thin
pastry shell with lotus paste filling and a salted duck egg yolk --
or perhaps taro, coconut, or red bean, and for those impartial to
sweets, meat filling).
Yet over the past decade, as cross-culturalization has swept
across China, the tradition of the mooncake has taken some very
modern twists, rather conspicuously inspired by Western tastes.
This includes chocolate-covered mooncakes, jelly mooncakes, and
mooncakes catering to the newfound love-affair between Chinese
people and ice cream.
While some Chinese no doubt see these creations as an aberration
of the traditional mooncake, others find them as titillating as
Mandarin Hip Hop and chic fusion restaurants. For foreigners living
in China, particularly those not overly excited by the idea of a
salted duck egg for dessert, Westernized mooncakes might serve as a
platform to enjoying this very Chinese delicacy – a sort of happy
medium, you might say.
But what’s certain is that as modern Chinese tastes and health
habits are starting to change, so too is the yue bing.
Recently, I sat down with Melissa Zhan to discuss these changes
over a tasty warm canelé (more on that later…). Melissa is herself
symbolic of modern Chinese fusion. Educated in Marseille, she
speaks fluent French and English with a strong French accent.
Marketing Manager of Paul Bakery, Melissa and her French colleague
Hadrian Vesseron tell me the story of Paul’s own unique
contribution to the evolution of the mooncake, intriguingly called
“Flavor of the Moon.”
Based on a recipe for a traditional French pastry called the
canelé, native to the port city of Bordeaux, “Flavor of the Moon”
is a beautiful marriage of French and Chinese cuisine – a puffy
French pasty made in the shape of a mooncake, with a delicious
filling of rum, egg yolk and spices, served either warm or room
temperature, with coffee, tea, wine or champagne. But alors, they
insist, ceci n’est pas un mooncake! (This is not a Mooncake!)
“We respect Chinese culture and don’t want to break
From Ice Cream to , the Traditional Chinese Mooncake is Getting
a New Make-Over. But is it Still a Mooncake? Local Writer Richard
Baimbridge Investigates…
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September|October 5
Kidstuff
Centre News
attitude towards mooncakes is “Why mess with a classic?” The
Ritz-Carlton Mooncake goes all out, with packaging resembling a
ladies’ hatbox filled with five-star mooncakes emblazoned with the
Ritz-Carlton logo. You’ll find no ice cream cakes or French
connections here – just delicious mooncakes (lotus seed paste,
coconut and red bean), the way they’ve been served since the Yuan
Dynasty.
How to order mooncakes:Mooncakes should be reserved well in
advance of the holiday, which begins on Oct. 3 this year. Place
orders for mooncakes now and receive redeemable coupons to pick up
your order.
Paul BakeryFlavor of the MoonBox of 6 flavors 158RMB (148RMB per
box if ordering 30-50 sets). Pre-orders accepted now until
September 21, or purchase directly at the store until Oct. 2.Order
Hotline: 4006 818 021
StarbucksStarbucks MooncakesIce Cream Mooncakes 328RMB per box;
assorted (non-ice cream) flavors 218RMB and 328RMB for
deluxe.Purchase coupons or moonckaes now til Oct. 3; allow 2 days
for large orders.Order Hotline: 6279 8667
The Portman Ritz-Carlton, Shanghai Traditional Chinese
Mooncakes158RMB per box (20% discount for 50 boxes; 30% off for 100
or more)Orders accepted until Sep. 20; pick up date is Oct. 1Order
Hotline: 6279 8888, ext. 4770/4771
Event ScheduleRegular Events - Residents Only Sep 8 13
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10:00 - 11:30am
Coffee MorningResident Lounge,
Suite 801, West Tower
Residents only
8:30 am -1:00 pm
SC Dragonboat RaceExhibition Plaza
9:30 - 11:30 am
Walking TourExhibition Plaza
Residents only
6:30 - 8:30 pm
Wine tastingResident Lounge,
Suite 801, West Tower
Residents only
3:00 - 6:00 pm
Halloween PartyAtrium
Residents only
610:00 -12:30 amFarmers' MarketExhibition PlazaOpen to public
Monday 9:30-10:30 Yoga Class Aerobics Room, Ritz-Carlton Health
Club
Residents Only
Friday 9:30-10:30Pilates Class
Aerobics Room, Ritz-Carlton Health Club
Residents Only
Friday 16:30-18:00Mini-tennis
Recreation area,Level 8
Resident Kids Only
Saturday 10:00-11:00Tai Chi Chuan Class
Aerobics Room, Ritz-Carlton Health Club
Residents Only
Sep
Oct
Summer CampsThe annual Shanghai Centre summer camp wrapped up at
the beginning of August. Campers enjoyed six weeks of indoor and
outdoor activities, with a different camp theme every week!
Thanks again to Ms. Lily, Ms. Christy and Ms. Nicky for giving
our kids another summer to remember!
Oct 10:00 - 11:30amCoffee MorningResident Lounge,
Suite 801, West Tower
Residents only
10:00 am -12:30 pm
Farmers' MarketExhibition Plaza
Open to public
New location for Alice Flower and Jazz laundryEarly Fall you
will see some changes in the West Retail Plaza: we already had the
opening of Gourmet Café last month but you will also find your
favorite flower-shop in a brand new kiosk, right in between the two
spiral staircases. Jazz Laundry will return to the retail plaza and
will occupy the space beside California Pizza Kitchen.
Broadway is coming to you! Starting early October, the Shanghai
Theatre will host the world-premiere of “Hollywood to Broadway”. If
you're a fan of popular show tunes, big dances numbers and amazing
costumes, you don’t want to miss out on this show! This musical
show will run at our theatre until the end of January 2010. More
information can be found in the Theatre section (p. 5)
For tickets, please call the SC Ticket office directly at ext.
8663
New resident class: balance your Qi!In addition to the yoga
& pilates classes, we will start a new complimentary class: Tai
Chi Chuan!
Master Xia has more than 40 years of tai chi experience and is a
master of the Yang style. Join his Saturday morning classes and get
your body and mind in perfect balance to start the weekend! For
more information, please contact Jessie at ext. 6621.
Photo Exhibition at the AtriumThe Soong Ching Ling Foundation
and the Society of Worldwide Ethnic Chinese Photographers have
selected the Shanghai Centre as their prefer red location for a
5-day exhibition of 29 famous Chinese photographers. Feel free to
stop by the 4th floor Atrium between Sept. 21-25 to admire the work
of these famous local and overseas visual artists.
Pa l l ad io I t a l i an Res tau ran t rewarded again!For the
sixth consecutive year, Wine Spectator honors Palladio Italian
Restaurant at The Portman Ritz-Carlton, Shanghai with the “Best of
Award of Excellence.” Palladio is the only establishment in
mainland China to receive this prestigious award in 2004 and 2007,
in addition to the “Award of Excellence” in 2002 and 2003.
Congrats!
traditions, so we prefer not to call it a mooncake, but rather
‘Flavor of the Moon,’” Hadrian says. Of course! Leave it to the
French to hold culinary tradition utterly sacred. In fact, legend
has it that the canelé were first made by Catholic nuns, and that
in 1663, canelé makers petitioned the King of France to be
recognized as an official pastry guild. To this day, canelé are a
popular treat for the French, eaten any time of day, not unlike a
pain au chocolat or a croissant. The taste might be described as
similar to flan, light and fluffy, with a caramelized shell, and
thoroughly delicious!
While Hadrian argues that (by French standards) it is not a very
fattening dessert, Melissa points out that it’s arguably more
health-conscious because Paul uses no preservatives, unlike
traditional mooncakes, which come wrapped individually in plastic
and last about three weeks.
“Chinese people, and especially Shanghainese, like new things,”
Melissa says. “So since we introduced Flavor of the Moon last year,
it’s been very successful. I think local people know the name Paul
as a luxury bakery, so they are quite happy to receive them as
gifts.” The Flavor of the Moon comes in six varieties: Traditional
Rum, Valrhona Chocolate, Valley Raisin, Kirsch, Cinnamon, and Green
Tea.
You don’t even have to sacrifice the exquisite packaging, as
Flavor of the Moon comes in a stylish box that is, you guessed it,
“Bordeaux Red.”
Never one to miss out on improving a classic, Starbucks also
offers some interesting modern twists on the mooncake, with daring
recipes such as chocolate covered mooncakes, ice cream mooncakes
with raspberry filling, hazelnut, coffee, and green tea
flavors.
But traditionalists take heart. If all these fancy new
Westernized takes on the beloved mooncake aren’t quite your cup of
tea, the Portman Ritz-Carlton’s
New TeacherThe kids and parents of the Preschool would like to
warmly welcome Ms. Rachael as the new teacher for the Butterfly
class. “I love children and am able to connect with them, embracing
and enjoying their company. I am really excited to be with the
‘Butterflies’ this year, and I believe we will have great fun
learning and growing together.”
Ms. Rachael is replacing Ms. Morgan who relocated back to her
home-country.
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September|October 7
Out and About in Shanghai Centre
Centre SceneRetailer Section
Searching for a perfect souvenir of your trip to Shanghai? Don’t
miss the Portman Ritz-Carlton’s newest retail store, The Boutique.
Located on the ground floor near the main entrance of the hotel,
The Boutique features quality fine silks, children-size qipao
dresses for that special little princess, exquisite Chinese
handbags and glassware, plus comfy Ritz-Carlton bathrobes that you
can take back home! There’s also a wide selection of travel guides
and up-to-date foreign news publications. The Boutique has
something to please everyone, with lasting quality that’s a cut
above what you’ll find at most local tourist markets.
Lobby, The Portman Ritz-Carlton, Shanghai, 6279 8888,
ext.5801
Zhang’s TextilesIf you’re looking for the perfect Oriental touch
to define your home decor, or a gift that will be treasured for
generations, Zhang’s Textiles new retail space on the second floor
of the West Retail Plaza is where to find it. These are truly
breathtaking creations, mostly antique fabrics that hail from the
Forbidden City under the Qing Dynasty. One-of-a-kind jewelry,
beautifully framed Chinese embroidery, and stunningly preserved
royal gowns worn by nobility. Founded in 1970, Zhang’s Textiles is
one of the most respected names in China for antiques, as well as
contemporary handmade jewelry crafted by the store’s owners. The
new location, open since June, features more area to display some
of the most beautiful creations you will ever lay eyes upon.
Suite 202A, West Retail Plaza, 6279 8587
The Boutique
1. Guess what I look like??
2. Summer Camp fun…
3-4. Only happy faces at the Summer Coffee
Corner at Chill.
5-6. Coffee morning and Champagne tasting
at the new Resident lounge.
7. Cognac and a nice cigar… that’s all
we need!
Event Recap
Sore shoulders take heart! Green Massage is setting up shop this
October at Shanghai Centre. One of Shanghai’s most revered names in
luxury massage, Green Massage is a much-needed treat for the body
and mind. Offering a quiet, stylish and tranquil oasis of
relaxation in the heart of the city, Green Massage is also
splendidly affordable. A 45-minute traditional Chinese back massage
is only 98RMB; full body 70 minute massage is 147RMB, and 90
minutes of pure blissful massage is 196RMB. Oil foot massage with
milk combines milk powder and medicinal oils, followed by a
soothing hour of pulling and tugging. Aromatherapy treatments are
also
available. Stop by or call for a reservation today. Your body
will thank you for it!
Suite 202, West Retail Plaza, 6279 7776
Cognac & Cigar nightA nice summer breeze, pool-side lounge
chairs, relaxed atmosphere… in short, ideal conditions for a
men-only cigar & cognac night! The experienced team from FTI
Int’l Ltd. took us on a discovery tour through the world of cognac
& brandy. The Pool Bar staff was helpful as always in serving
delicious snacks to the attendees. Rumor is spreading this will not
be the last men’s night at Shanghai Centre…
Indulge Yourself MorningAnd just to make sure the ladies got
something special as well, our female residents were invited to
join a manicure from Nail Plus while learning more about champagne
and sparkling wines. Not a bad way to start your weekend!
Gourmet Café Opening PartyWe already knew way before the
official opening of Gourmet Café that the restaurant that the
delicious burgers & shakes would be a big hit with our
residents. Thus we sent out an open invitation to all residents for
a special pre-opening party with amazing discounts on all f&b.
Be sure to check the resident-only deals for future visits!
Coffee Corner at ChillDuring the summer holidays, Saturday
afternoons are reserved on the events calendar for meeting
neighbors and spending cozy family-time. All residents were invited
for free coffee, ice-cream, pastries and plenty of other yummy
snacks at Chill Café. A bouncy castle was set-up at the Exhibition
Plaza to keep the kids entertained as well.
Relax at the officeMany of us spend hours each day behind a
computer, so a good sitting posture is important! The team of
SinoUnited Health explained how to avoid back and neck-problems
during the monthly coffee morning. Add a few simple but effective
relaxation exercises from their yoga teacher and we were guaranteed
a low-stress, perfect working environment!
Theater
“Hollywood to Broadway” is a musical revue that explores all the
facets of American Musical Theatre and the many ways it can be
shared with a live audience. From the classic movie musicals of the
1920’s and 1930’s to modern day Broadway spectacles, “Hollywood to
Broadway” showcases the evolution of musical theatre through the
decades. Along the way, we’ll visit the Vaudeville stage, a
cabaret, a big band swing club, a television performance variety
show, a rock concert and get an inside glimpse of the Broadway
audition process that culminates in a show-stopping Broadway
finale.
The revue follows the path of a wide-eyed ingénue as she leaves
the glamorous movie studios of Hollywood and travels to NYC with
dreams of being a Broadway star. We all share her first exciting
moments on the bustling streets of NYC. We’ll see her fall in love
with a suave, sophisticated New Yorker and
end up with a broken heart. Our ingénue works her way from job
to job, in clubs, cabarets and dance halls until she finally gets
her big break in the chorus on Broadway. Following in classic
American Musical Theatre tradition, she has to take over for the
show’s star and leads the full company in a triumphant starring
debut on Broadway!
Date: Oct 5 onwardsTime: 19:30Price: 180RMB-1080RMBVenue:
Shanghai Centre Theatre
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ADMINISTRATION SERVICES The Portman Ritz-Carlton, Shanghai 6279
8888 Fax:6279 8800Business Centre 6279 8801 SHANGHAI CENTRE
SERVICES Shanghai Centre Management 6279 8600 Fax:6279 8610Shanghai
Centre Customer Service Ext. [email protected]
Fax:6279 7610Shanghai Centre Security Ext. 6656Wake-up call
Ext.0Apartment Room Service Ext. 5955East Residence Lobby Ext.
6692West Residence Lobby Ext. 6730Preschool 6279 8519Kids' Club
6279 7146Resident Lounge (Suite 801) Ext. 6752Reading Room (Suite
815) Ext. 6017Theatre ticket office 6279 8663Maintenance/Building
Services Ext. 6666 FASHION Dave's Tailoring 6279 8805Suite 105,
West Retail Plaza Marc Jacobs 6279 8321Suite A04, Street Level,
West Retail Plaza Paul & Shark 6279 8418Suite A01, Street
Level, East Retail Plaza Salvatore Ferragamo 6279 8838Suite A02,
Street Level, East Retail Plaza Stefano Ricci 6279 8086Room
4213-4214, The Portman Ritz-Carlton Loro Piana 6279 8330Suite A05,
Street Level, West Retail Plaza PERSONAL SERVICES Beauty Farm 6279
8399Suite 808, East Office Tower City Shop 6279 8018Level B,
Exhibition Plaza FIORI - Nail Plus Salon 6279 8118Suite 210, East
Retail PlazaGreen Massage 6289 7776 Suite 202, West Retail PlazaHAY
Nanny & Maid Service 400-8811-619 Suite 707, West TowerHuashi
Pharmacy 6279 8090Suite 206, West Retail Plaza Jazz Laundry Valet
1330 181 2205Suite 102, West Retail Plaza LifeLine Shanghai 6279
8990Suite 305, West Office TowerMajor Shoe Repair & Key Service
Suite 355, West Office Tower Parkway Health 6445 5999Suite 203,
West Retail PlazaPost Office 6279 8044Suite 355, East Office
TowerSinoUnited Health 6279 8920Suite 601, West Office Tower
The Portman Ritz-Carlton Health Club Ext. 5922Level 7, The
Portman Ritz-Carlton The Portman Ritz-Carlton Salon 6279 8630Level
7, The Portman Ritz-Carlton Toni & Guy Hairdressing Salon 6279
8806Suite 209, East Retail PlazaWally's Digital & Photocopy
6279 7880 Suite 105A, West Retail Plaza GOVERNMENT OFFICES American
Chamber of Commerce 6279 7119Suite 568, East Office TowerAustrian
Consulate Commercial Section 6279 7195Suite 514, West Office
TowerAustralian Consulate Visa Section 6279 8098Suite 406, West
Office Tower British Consulate 6279 7650Suite 301, West Office
Tower Canadian Consulate 6279 8400Suite 604, West Office Tower
Canadian Consulate Visa Section 6279 8400Suite 668, East Office
Tower Canadian Chamber of Commerce 6289 8670Suite 605, West Office
Tower Irish Consulate 6279 8729Suite 700A, West Office TowerNew
Zealand Consulate Visa Section 6279 7368Suite 507, West Office
Tower Philippine Consulate 6279 8337Suite 368, East Office Tower
U.S. Agriculture Trade Office 6279 8622Suite 331, East Office
TowerU.S. Commercial Service 6279 7630Suite 631, East Office
TowerU.S. Food And Drug Administration 6279 7331Suite 732, West
Office TowerU.S. Public Affairs Section 6279 7662Suite 540, East
Office Tower RESTAURANTS / ENTERTAINMENT California Pizza Kitchen
6279 8032Suite 107, West Retail Plaza Chill 6279 8888Exhibition
Plaza Ext.6003Din Tai Fung Suite 104A, West Retail PlazaElement
Fresh 6279 8682Suite 112, East Retail PlazaGourmet Café 6289
5217Suite 111, West Retail Plaza Hanagatami Japanese Restaurant
6279 8888Level 2, The Portman Ritz-Carlton Ext. 5898Long Bar 6279
8268Suite 206A, Centre Retail Plaza
Palladio Italian Restaurant 6279 7188Level 1, The Portman
Ritz-Carlton Paul Bakery 6279 7568Suite 118, East Retail Plaza The
Ritz Bar 6279 8888Level 2, The Portman Ritz-Carlton Ext.
5777Starbucks Coffee 6279 8667Suite 103, West Retail Plaza Summer
Pavilion 6279 8888Level 2, The Portman Ritz-Carlton Ext. 4770Tables
6279 7166Level 1, The Portman Ritz-Carlton Tony Roma's 6279
7129Suite 109, West Retail Plaza
GIFTS & ACCESSORIES Alice Flower 6279 8737Suite 106C, West
Retail PlazaBoutique Yaling 6279 5855Level 2, The Portman
Ritz-CarltonChaterhouse Booktrader 6279 7633Suite 104, West Retail
PlazaCouleur Chocolat 6289 8014Suite 117, East Retail PlazaEmperor
Silk 6279 8711Suite 201, West Retail Plaza Federico Buccellati 6289
6998Suite A06, Street Level, East Retail Plaza Lady's World 3222
1303Suite 326, East Office Tower L'e Crin 6279 8978Lobby, The
Portman Ritz-Carlton Steven Art & Craft 6289 8983Stuite 703A,
West Office TowerThe Boutique 6279 8888Lobby, The Portman
Ritz-Carlton Ext.5801The Portman Ritz-Carlton Gift Shop 6279
8888Level 1, The Portman Ritz-Carlton Ext. 5891Urban Tribe 6279
7373Level 2, The Portman Ritz-Carlton Zhang's Textiles 6279
8587Suite 202A, West Retail Plaza
TRAVEL & BUSINESS SERVICES Aeroflot Russian Airlines 6279
8033Suite 114, East Retail Plaza All Nippon Airways 800 820
1122Suite 208A, East Retail Plaza HSBC 6279 8582Suite 106, West
Retail Plaza Jade Travel 6279 8393Suite 427, West Office Tower
Malaysia Airlines 6279 8579Suite 560, East Office Tower Philippine
Airlines 6279 8765Suite 735A, East Office Tower Turkish Airlines
6279 8392Suite 211, West Retail Plaza Vietnam Airlines 6279
7777Suite 531A, East Office TowerJingao Travel Agency 6279
8026Suite 500, West Office Tower
