Dining out in style
Take time out for a proper lunch and check out the “Business Lunch Set” on offer at Siam@Siam Design Hotel Pattaya’s Big Fish restaurant.
The three-course set, which is priced at just Bt350, offers a choice between Thai, Western and fusion dishes. The Thai set features Marinate Thai chicken satay with peanut sauce, Chicken yellow curry with onion, potatoes, roti and jasmine rice and Mango sticky rice with coconut milk, while the Western set has Crab with smoked salmon salad with basil lime chilli sauce, Cumbo’s crawfish etouffee with chilli, tomatoes and steamed rice and Mango Panna cotta. The lunch is available daily from 11.30am to 2.30pm. Book a table at |(063) 903-9754.
Some like it sweet
Future Park Rangsait and Zpell go wild for sweet treats from Friday until September 3, bringing together 60 bakery shops offering desserts, ice-cream, cakes and chocolates in the “Sweet Mania XI – Festival of International Sweets and Desserts”. Chill to the sounds of boss nova jazz, taste a sweet sculpture and enjoy a demonstration of sugar moulding by renowned cake designer Lippakorn Preeyapabulkit.
An education in New Zealand
Education New Zealand and leading New Zealand education institutes are set to showcase their country’s world-class education system to prospective Thai students and parents at the upcoming “New Zealand Education Fair 2017” taking place this Saturday at the Sheraton Grande Sukhumvit Hotel. Representatives from the country’s top institutes will be on hand to discuss study options, along with the various course discounts and scholarships on offer. Admission is free. For more information |and registration, visit www.StudyInNewZealand.govt.nz/nzfair.
Succulent shrimp
The delicate flesh of the mantis shrimp meets the exquisite art of Japanese cuisine in KiSara restaurant at the Conrad Hotel all this month. High in protein and vitamin B12, the mantis shrimp is featured in Avocado Maki with 3 Sauces pieced at Bt680 and much more besides. The restaurant is open for both lunch and dinner. Reserve a table at (02) 690 9999.
Books for the blind
TK Park on the eighth floor of CentralWorld is calling for volunteers to take part in the upcoming workshop and learn how to create audio books for the blind. Participants will learn to make the audio books with the Daisy system (Digital Accessible Information System). |The workshop takes place on Saturday from 1pm and in the IT room. Admission is free for TK Park members. For more information and reservations, call (02) 257 4300 |extensions 301 and 302.
