Marking Chiang Mai’s Loy Krathong Festival With Dinner
Meliá Chiang Mai’s 21st floor Mai Restaurant and Bar will offer an exquisite four-course dinner menu accompanied with spectacular views of Chiang Mai to mark Thailand’s traditional festival Loy Krathong. Available on November 8 and 9 and priced at THB 2,999 nett (USD 71.20) per couple, the menu starts with a trio of appetizers,
Tom Yum soup seasoned with a paste of wild chili, prawns and winter mushrooms. The main course is a choice between baked salmon trout with green chili relish, wok-fried locally grown edible ferns and safflower rice or slow-cooked tender pork ribs in Khao Soi curry sauce served with home pickled vegetables, garbanzo beans and potato, followed by a ‘Loy Kratong treasure basket’ of Thai desserts. The dinner also includes a glass of red or white wine and a selection of fine teas or Spanish coffee.
‘Moonlight Over the Ocean’ on a Krabi Beach
On 8 November 2022, for one night only, Banyan Tree Krabi will host a special Loy Kratong dinner at The Naga Kitchen restaurant to celebrate the Festival of Light. Starting at 6:30pm, guests are received with welcome drinks close to the beachfront where they can witness a glorious sunset over the Andaman Sea. Thai traditional music will be performed, while diners enjoy a sumptuous Thai and BBQ buffet. Price is 1,650 THB per person (ot 1,800THB inclusive of free-flow soft drinks and juices). For reservations, call +66 075 811 888 or email: naga-krabi@banyantree.com
