Exclusive Lunch with “Soberry” No.1 supplement food for healthy skin at Feast Restaurant & Bar13/8/2019 Punnapa Techarojkul, the CEO of S&P Trading Corporation Co.,Ltd organizes the exclusive event “Soberry Exclusive Sit Down Lunch Pink Power” to introduce the new dietary supplement product “Soberry” the extracted substance from berries with the brand presenter “Sarin Inpitar Ronakiat” including with their directors “Vichada Portarkoon”, “Prann Pratmaetekul” and the celebrities such as Dr.Somsak Chalachol and NANTHAVAN SANGTHAMKITGUL as the honorable guests in this event at Feast Restaurant & Bar, Sukhumvit Soi 13 (BTS Nana)
Following the roadshow across the country, French-based fashion brands ELLE and ELLE HOMME hosted the “ELLE Paris Atelier” right in the heart of Bangkok for the first time under the concept of “Final Show” on the evening of August 6th, 2019, at Promotion Hall, M Floor, Terminal 21 Asok.
Ramida Russell Maneesatiean, Executive Director,Vice President of Boutique Woman at I.C.C. International Public Company Limited, discussed the objectives of this event that “I.C.C. International Plc wants to highlight the quality, the potential, and the innovations that weave together through the clothing design of ELLE and ELLE HOMME. This is why we create ELLE Paris Atelier which will be held from August 6-14, 2019, at Promotion Hall, M Floor, Terminal 21 Asok. It is with our best intention to come up with this event to promote the two brands from the French capital and allow consumers to get to know more about them.” Leading fashionistas have all joined the event to get the latest fashion trend from ELLE and ELLE HOMME that the Promotion Hall at Terminal 21 Asok was quite crowded. However, they all had so much fun witnessing the fashion show that ELLE and ELLE HOMME has put together through the concept of “Final Show” before officially entering the fall and winter season as ELLE and ELLE HOMME have brought a preview to the collection on stage. PaM++ on behalf of The Continent Hotel Bangkok cordially invite you to attend the annual Wine Tasting Event on Thursday 8 August 2019 at Axin & Spin Sky Bar & Boutique Club (38th Fl.).
Cape Kudu Hotel, Koh Yao Noi, led by Poomiphat Navanukroh (Standing: 4th left), Group Director for Travel Industry of Cape & Kantary Hotels, recently organised the activity “Homes for Hornbills at Cape Kudu” by inviting local students from Koh Yao Wittaya School to join in the construction and installation of nest-boxes at the hotel. We hope that by building new homes for hornbills we can boost their population. The event was honoured by the presence of Paradorn Butlakhorn (Standing: 2nd left), an ornithologist and expert in hornbill preservation in Koh Yao Noi who was welcomed by Adrien Ruffy (Standing: 3rd left), General Manager of Cape Kudu Hotel, Koh Yao Noi.
Seen in the photo standing row from left: Student from Koh Yao Wittaya School; Mr.Butlakhorn; Mr.Ruffy; Mr.Navanukroh; Wittaya Damsamut, Teacher of Koh Yao Wittaya School; Pradapporn Chantaworaluck , Public Relations Manager of Cape & Kantary Hotels; Nichakorn Khotesri, Executive Housekeeper of Cape Kudu Hotel, Koh Yao Noi and student from Koh Yao Wittaya School. Seating row: 7 students from Koh Yao Wittaya School. Leading Thai restaurant brand with 70 outlets worldwide launches “roots and fruits” campaign by inviting head chefs from 13 countries to discover Southern Thai culinary culture ahead of global launch later this year Pioneering Thai restaurant operator, Mango Tree Worldwide, is leading a campaign to discover the “roots” of southern Thai culinary culture ahead of bringing the “fruits” of its learnings to the world later this year.
The restaurant group just returned from trip to Surat Thani and Nakorn Sri Thammarat where 15 chefs dived deep into southern Thai culture learning from local communities who live in a genuinely sustainable way, using everything around them, inspired by the teachings of the late King Rama IX. During the time in the south the group worked with fishermen and farmers to understand the true essence and heart of Southern Thai culinary culture through a series of workshops to learn about native ingredients, cooking techniques and most importantly their cultural context. Activities included shrimp farming for shrimp paste, picking local vegetables and herbs rarely found outside of the south – and how jak (niddy palm) leaves are used at three stages of its growth for different things – when it is flowering for salad or yum, for rolling cigarettes and then the roofs of houses. The seeds are also used for desert and shrimp farming and the stalks for making fish houses, a place where fish and shrimp gather where they get re-caught after three months and sold in the market for an average of THB3,000. “It was a truly eye opening experience – and what we all got from it more than anything else was that if you can’t understand the culture you can’t understand the food,” said Trevor MacKenzie, Mango Tree’s Global Managing Director. “The hospitality of the southern people was amazing. I think as city people we forget where everything comes from and all the hard work that goes into making what we consume daily. “Culture is at the heart of the cuisine and by experiencing this at local level we were able to gain great insights into the true origins of Southern Thai food and understand is subtleties, complexities and beauty – all of which is essential as we prepare to launch our new southern Thai menus across the world in October this year.” One of the kingdom’s four culinary regions, southern Thailand is famous for its intense aromas, tangy sourness and spicy heat. Due to its geography – a peninsula lapped by the Andaman Sea to the west and the Gulf of Thailand to the east – the south is also famous for its fresh seafood, while Malay and Chinese influences also feature strongly. Popular dishes include gaeng som (tamarind curry), kua kling (spicy ground meat with curry paste) and khao yam (rice salad). |
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