Wine & Dine Specials
Mixo Sofitel So Bangkok What: Celebrate and chill at MIXO bar, located on 9th floor of Sofitel So Bangkok with an amazing view overlooking Bangkok’s skyline and Lumpini Park. Enjoy buy 1 get 1 free from the cocktail lists, while special
A New Era for Chilean Wine in the Thai Market
Number three after France and Australia, wines from this South American country are growing in popularity in Thailand. by Jaime Rivera, Trade Commissioner and Coordinator of ASEAN Markets, ProChile Chilean wine has become an important player at a global level. Today, Chilean grand
Wine & Dine Specials
Gourmet International and Seafood Buffets at Orchid Café What: The lunch and dinner gourmet buffets include a wide selection of Italian antipasti and pasta dishes, fresh seafood, authentic Thai cuisine, Japanese sushi, sashimi and tempura, exotic Indian dishes, Middle Eastern
Sit, Eat, Chat
A new concept in Bangkok that you will love. by Richard Mcleish Restaurants the world over are thinking outside the box to bring innovations to discerning diners, reaching levels of creativity previously unseen in cuisine. From food trucks to foraged food menus,
Enoteca Presents Matteo Metullio
Enjoy a special evening celebrating the best of Italy with Matteo Metullio, Internationally renowned chef from the Michelin-star restaurant La Siriola Restaurant, Italy. Matteo Metullio creates an exquisite 6 course degustation menu specially paired with S.Pellegrino & Acqua Panna mineral
In Chef Ian We Trust
The Silom area is finally starting to reach its foodie potential, but its status as a dining destination has been secured with the arrival of chef Ian Kittichai and Namsaah. by Richard Mcleish Opening recently to much fanfare and hype in Silom
My Beer, My Country
A look into Boon Rawd Brewery’s history and most famous beer brands, Singha and Leo. by Laurence Civil Boon Rawd Brewery, which produces Singha and Leo beers, was founded by Boonrawd Srethabutra. He started dabbling in the logging business and acted as
Get Your Hands in the Dough
You may walk into chef Ian Kittichai’s new Issaya Cooking Studio with no knowledge of Thai or international cuisine only to walk out with a bunch of teachings and a happy tummy. by Anita Zaror “And you can put some mint at
Le Cordon Bleu Dusit Culinary School
Celebrating seven years of professional culinary education services LCBD is a Joint Venture between Le Cordon Bleu International and Dusit International. They opened in July 2007 and have trained more than 3,000 graduates – in their core programs: French Cuisine, French
Spa Deals August
Partnership Established Between The Oasis Spa and Srinakharinwirot University The Oasis Spa Thailand and Srinakharinwirot University’s Faculty of Social Science has established a partnership to provide training for students. Dr. Cholvit Jearajit, dean of the school of Business and Tourism, and
Bangkok Has You Well Covered
Whether you want to fill your stomach or fill your shopping bag, Asia’s king of retail knows how to keep its loyal subjects happy. by Duncan Forgan Other Asian cities such as Singapore and Hong Kong occasionally lay claim to its retail
Choosing the Right Whisky and Cigar
Pairing these two hedonist pleasures is an art that Lookeast can help you master. by Richard Gotz Have you already discovered how much better your favorite cigar tastes when you smoke it while sipping a good single malt whisky? While cognac, wine, and
Mini Guide: Soi 11
Soi 11 is the preferred choice of many Thai people, expats, and tourists visiting Bangkok, probably because it offers plenty of options to dine and party in one street, or maybe just because it’s always happening. Get off at Nana
Hotel Deals – August 2014
Okura Special Package What: Guests booking a room at The Okura Prestige Bangkok can secure a room upgrade. All guests selecting a Grand Deluxe Room for two or more consecutive nights before October 31, 2014, receive an upgrade to a Deluxe
Loving the Diverse Charms of Pattaya
My friends who visit this resort town always want to come back. This is why. by Maria Gequillana There are many places that inspire a sense of wonder, but only a few claim a special place in our hearts. One of those
Travel News – August 2014
Hilton Pattaya Earns Thailand Accessible Tourism Awards 2013 Hilton Pattaya received the 2013 Thailand Accessible Tourism Awards certified by Department of Tourism, Ministry of Tourism and Sports of Thailand. The award was presented to hotels that exemplify a high standard of
The Land of Unexpected Treasures
Located between the Malaysian islands and Borneo, Brunei attracts tourists to its natural reserves and modern city life, where the golden dome of Omar Ali Saifuddien’s mosque shines as brightly as its affluent economy. by Chris Mayya My most memorable moment in
Home of Elites and Travel Perfectionists
Located in Hong Kong’s renowned financial and shopping district, The Landmark Mandarin Oriental is a favorite of those who want to experience the dynamism and energy of the city in style. by Yongmin Shon When most people think about a holiday destination,
Thai Landmarks
Must-sees! Temple of the Reclining Buddha (Wat Pho) (2 Sanamchai Road, Grand Palace Subdistrict, Bangkok; 02 226 0335; www.watpho.com) The Temple of the Reclining Buddha, or Wat Pho, is undoubtedly one of the largest and oldest temples in Bangkok. It is mostly famous
It’s Island Time!
Islands are part of what makes Thailand such a beloved touristic destination. Get to know Lookeast’s picks for the best islands in the country. New and Upcoming Islands Koh Phayam: If you’re seeking a peaceful island away from human interaction, Koh Phayam
What’s On – August
Koi’s Taste of Summer What: Designed with refreshing, smooth, and cooling flavors in mind, Koi has created a five-course dining set with imported sashimi of tuna, lobster bisque, organic salad with Californian raspberries, New Zealand grass fed rib eye beef, and
All the King’s Barges
The history of the most delicate of boats: royal barges. by Harold Stephens For nearly 700 years, royal barges have been plying the waterways of Thailand in ceremonies both religious and political. And twice they almost disappeared forever: once when the Burmese