Trader Vic’s trendsetting weekend feast now features free-flow Mai Tai cocktails
| INSPIRED by the tropical trading ports and vibrant cuisine of the Pacific Rim (think grilled and smoked meats and seafood, and fresh veggies drizzled with tongue-zinging sauces), Trader Vic’s restaurant at Anantara Bangkok Riverside Resort & Spa has long been famous for its Sunday Brunch – a veritable all-you-can-eat feast featuring a sumptuous buffet spread, live cooking stations, and free-flow drinks. Best of all, it's just got even better. |  |
Now called the Mai Tai Sunday Brunch, this fabulous weekend banquet now features an even bigger selection of gourmet dishes plus a collection of free-flow Mai Tai cocktails all made using premium ingredients. Among them: 24-Hour Cold Infused Mai Tai (including Peppermint, Wild Berries and Earl Grey options), Twisted Mai Tai Creations (Margarita, Blue Hawaii, Mojito and Piña Colada) and Mai Tai aged in a Polynesian oak barrel (goes great with cheese). Trader Vic’s resident mixologist, Ron Ramirez, will also teach you how to make the classic 1944 Mai Tai recipe, if you wish. And upon arrival, you can enjoy a virgin cocktail from the Mai Tai fountain.
Start your culinary journey by tucking into introductory treats such as sushi and sashimi prepared fresh to order; caviar, crabs, prawns and more crustaceans from the ice counter; Ahi Poke (featuring raw tuna, avocado, chopped chilli dressing and a taro chip), and Pan-seared foie gras on brioche bagel.
You can then enjoy a whole host of international cuisines prepared using top quality meats and produce, including popular choices such as Trader Vic’s signature pork spare rib, and Roasted prime rib with roasted vegetables and red wine sauce (both dishes are cooked in the restaurant’s giant wood-fired Chinese oven – the only one of its kind in Bangkok).
Other highlights include the fabulous spit roasted meats and seafood, tasty tempura, teppanyaki scallops, crispy Peking duck in pancakes, and Indian kebabs. Authentic Italian pastas and traditional Pad Thai from the live cooking stations are also worth a try.
Rounding out the experience is a parade of decadent desserts (including a chocolate fountain, mango and sticky rice, and some impressive homemade cakes, chocolates and cookies), and, of course, the restaurant’s exotic design – a blend of Polynesian furnishings with Pacific accents (tribal masks, tiki carvings, tapa cloth, and hand-hewn canoes) – which creates the perfect atmosphere for some exciting culinary exploration.
The brunch is great value at just B1,999++ per person, inclusive of Mai Tai cocktails, soft drinks and juices. Advance booking is recommended.
Anantara Bangkok Riverside Resort & Spa. 257/1-3 Charoennakorn Rd.
☎ 02 476 0022 ext. 1416 www.bangkok-riverside.anantara.com
You can then enjoy a whole host of international cuisines prepared using top quality meats and produce, including popular choices such as Trader Vic’s signature pork spare rib, and Roasted prime rib with roasted vegetables and red wine sauce (both dishes are cooked in the restaurant’s giant wood-fired Chinese oven – the only one of its kind in Bangkok).
Other highlights include the fabulous spit roasted meats and seafood, tasty tempura, teppanyaki scallops, crispy Peking duck in pancakes, and Indian kebabs. Authentic Italian pastas and traditional Pad Thai from the live cooking stations are also worth a try.
Rounding out the experience is a parade of decadent desserts (including a chocolate fountain, mango and sticky rice, and some impressive homemade cakes, chocolates and cookies), and, of course, the restaurant’s exotic design – a blend of Polynesian furnishings with Pacific accents (tribal masks, tiki carvings, tapa cloth, and hand-hewn canoes) – which creates the perfect atmosphere for some exciting culinary exploration.
The brunch is great value at just B1,999++ per person, inclusive of Mai Tai cocktails, soft drinks and juices. Advance booking is recommended.
Anantara Bangkok Riverside Resort & Spa. 257/1-3 Charoennakorn Rd.
☎ 02 476 0022 ext. 1416 www.bangkok-riverside.anantara.com
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