New and exciting dining pleasures at Plaza Athénée Bangkok, A Royal Méridien Hotel
| AFTER undergoing a dramatic transformation, The Rain Tree Café has re-established itself as one of Bangkok’s most attractive dining venues. Its dining options have also been reconfigured to welcome a new generation of customers to add to a long list of loyal followers. |  |
Looking out on to leafy Wireless Road in an area of Bangkok widely regarded as the genuine heart of the city, The Rain Tree Café is unquestionably a beautiful restaurant, easy on the eye and exceptionally pleasant on the taste buds.
Conceptually, it comprises three elegant but entirely complementary dining spaces whose access to natural light emphasises the brilliant neo-colonial interior décor.
The main dining area, known as ‘The Bronze Kitchen,’ features state-of-the-art hot and cold buffet counters and kitchens, manned by a multi-national team of chefs.
Adjacent is 'The Valaya Room,' an exclusive area designed in the style of a formal library that’s ideal for private dinner parties, high teas and events.
Benefitting from the exterior greenery that inspired the restaurant’s name is the ‘Secret Garden,’ a delightful outdoor terrace set around a charming fountain, where guests can dine or simply enjoy the street-side buzz.
With hot and cold infusion equipment that ensures every dish reaches the diner in perfect condition, and at least six established interactive live cooking stations, The Rain Tree Cafe’s reputation as one of Bangkok’s most outstanding international restaurants, renowned for its culinary expertise and gourmet buffets, has been well and truly enhanced.
For home-made pastries and cakes, drop by Quick Stop Bakery. For cool and casual drinks, there is the Glaz Bar.
Conceptually, it comprises three elegant but entirely complementary dining spaces whose access to natural light emphasises the brilliant neo-colonial interior décor.
The main dining area, known as ‘The Bronze Kitchen,’ features state-of-the-art hot and cold buffet counters and kitchens, manned by a multi-national team of chefs.
Adjacent is 'The Valaya Room,' an exclusive area designed in the style of a formal library that’s ideal for private dinner parties, high teas and events.
Benefitting from the exterior greenery that inspired the restaurant’s name is the ‘Secret Garden,’ a delightful outdoor terrace set around a charming fountain, where guests can dine or simply enjoy the street-side buzz.
With hot and cold infusion equipment that ensures every dish reaches the diner in perfect condition, and at least six established interactive live cooking stations, The Rain Tree Cafe’s reputation as one of Bangkok’s most outstanding international restaurants, renowned for its culinary expertise and gourmet buffets, has been well and truly enhanced.
For home-made pastries and cakes, drop by Quick Stop Bakery. For cool and casual drinks, there is the Glaz Bar.
Serious Seafood, every Friday and Saturday
Enjoy a bounty of guaranteed fresh seafood, including ‘Fine de Claire’ oysters, crabs, tiger prawns, smoked salmon, mussels, and Alaskan king crab, in The Rain Tree Café’s famous buffet every Friday dinner and Saturday lunch and dinner.
Each diner also receives a complimentary grilled lobster.
To underscore the buffet’s international style and authenticity, Thai, Indian, Japanese, European and Cantonese chefs are on hand to prepare a selection of their country’s favourite dishes.
In addition to two roasted meat carveries, there are lots of cold cuts, cheeses, soups and salads, as well as a dessert buffet featuring a chocolate fountain with exotic condiments.
Available Friday dinner (6pm-10.30pm), Saturday lunch (12pm-2.30pm) and dinner (6pm-10.30pm). B2,200 net per person including drinking water; B3,200 net per person including free flow of wine, beers, cocktails, illy coffee, and tea.
15% savings for SPG members.
Le Club Plaza membership benefits.
61 Wireless Rd (Witthayu) Tel: 02 650 8800 www.plazaatheneebangkok.com
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