Praya Dining, the award-winning traditional Thai restaurant at Praya Palazzo under Montara Hospitality Group, is offering customers a unique opportunity to indulge in a special lunch set and witness the rehearsal for the magnificent royal barge procession.
The lunch set features delectable traditional Thai recipes, including appetizers: “Goong Sarong” (deep-fried prawns wrapped with egg noodles), “La Tiang” (ancient snack of pork, shrimp and peanuts wrapped in egg mesh), and “Mee Krob Kratong Thong” (crispy vermicelli with tamarind sauce served in crispy golden cup), “Yam Tawai” the ancient salad recipe comprising shredded chicken and seven varieties of vegetables blanched in coconut milk, “Ran Juan Curry”, traditional pork or beef soup seasoned with shrimp paste, main dishes: “Pla Nua”, grilled beef with betel leaves and fresh herbs, “Chu Chee Kung Maenam”, deep-fried river prawn with red curry sauce, “Mu Pad Som Siew”, stir-fried pork with yellow chili paste, and “Phad Pak Noppakao”, wok-fried mixed vegetables with oyster sauce, and “Bua Loy Look Tarn” or rice flour balls in coconut milk, a perfect dessert to complete the meal. Customers can enjoy this special lunch set for only THB 1,200++ per person (inclusive of hot/iced drinks). On top of that, Praya Palazzo Hotel will also offer complimentary breakfast for customers who arrive early.
The lunch set is thoughtfully created to allow customers to experience the rich heritage and repertoire of Thai cooking through recipes from the Sukhothai, Ayutthaya, and Rattanakosin eras, particularly during the reigns of King Rama II, IV, and V. During each era, Thai cuisine evolved with unique identity in terms of seasonings, ingredients, and cooking techniques.
The lunch set will be available at Praya Dining on 12,19,26 November and 3, 9,12 December. Reservation is required at least one day in advance at 02 883 2998 / 081 402 8118 or [email protected]. For more details, please visit https://www.facebook.com/prayapalazzo/.
The lunch set features delectable traditional Thai recipes, including appetizers: “Goong Sarong” (deep-fried prawns wrapped with egg noodles), “La Tiang” (ancient snack of pork, shrimp and peanuts wrapped in egg mesh), and “Mee Krob Kratong Thong” (crispy vermicelli with tamarind sauce served in crispy golden cup), “Yam Tawai” the ancient salad recipe comprising shredded chicken and seven varieties of vegetables blanched in coconut milk, “Ran Juan Curry”, traditional pork or beef soup seasoned with shrimp paste, main dishes: “Pla Nua”, grilled beef with betel leaves and fresh herbs, “Chu Chee Kung Maenam”, deep-fried river prawn with red curry sauce, “Mu Pad Som Siew”, stir-fried pork with yellow chili paste, and “Phad Pak Noppakao”, wok-fried mixed vegetables with oyster sauce, and “Bua Loy Look Tarn” or rice flour balls in coconut milk, a perfect dessert to complete the meal. Customers can enjoy this special lunch set for only THB 1,200++ per person (inclusive of hot/iced drinks). On top of that, Praya Palazzo Hotel will also offer complimentary breakfast for customers who arrive early.
The lunch set is thoughtfully created to allow customers to experience the rich heritage and repertoire of Thai cooking through recipes from the Sukhothai, Ayutthaya, and Rattanakosin eras, particularly during the reigns of King Rama II, IV, and V. During each era, Thai cuisine evolved with unique identity in terms of seasonings, ingredients, and cooking techniques.
The lunch set will be available at Praya Dining on 12,19,26 November and 3, 9,12 December. Reservation is required at least one day in advance at 02 883 2998 / 081 402 8118 or [email protected]. For more details, please visit https://www.facebook.com/prayapalazzo/.
Remark: The rehearsals for the royal barge procession will be held during 11:30 – 18:30 hrs. on the abovementioned dates and all water transportation routes will be closed. Customers are recommended to park vehicles at parking space next to the Bang Yee Khan police station and contact the hotel staff at 02 883 2998 or 081 402 8118 to assist in getting to Praya Dining.
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