Bangkok’s premier culinary showcase returns to Anantara Siam, promising an extraordinary week of Michelin-starred talent, global collaborations, and a brand-new award celebrating emerging chefs. The celebrated World Gourmet Festival is making its highly anticipated return to the Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel from 29 September to 4 October. Inviting food connoisseurs and epicureans from around the globe to embark on an extraordinary culinary journey, this year’s festival centers around a vibrant and timely theme: “The World of Flavours.” Renowned as one of Asia’s premier gastronomic events, the festival follows a triumphant 25th edition that redefined the capital’s dining scene by bringing together nearly 30 Michelin stars. This year’s program promises to elevate that momentum, uniting a spectacular collective of internationally acclaimed chefs, regional visionaries, and leading local culinary figures. Together with Anantara Siam’s own master chefs, they will curate an array of exclusive experiences highlighting unique techniques and rich cultural influences. Guests can look forward to a meticulously designed calendar featuring exclusive solo dining events, multi-chef collaborative tasting menus, and interactive live culinary showcases. The festivities will also include elegant afternoon teas, dynamic bar takeovers, and thought-provoking panel discussions led by industry pioneers, all culminating in an indulgent weekend brunch closing ceremony. In an exciting first for the festival, this edition introduces the Young Chef’s Award. This brand-new competition is dedicated to fostering local talent, providing emerging chefs a prestigious stage to present their creativity and vision to a distinguished panel of local and international judges. Save the date for Bangkok’s ultimate celebration of global gastronomy. For more information www.anantara.com/en/siam-bangkok

Bull & Bear at Waldorf Astoria Bangkok invites guests to discover a new expression of “The Art of Dry Aging” through an exclusive menu, pushing the boundaries of premium steak dining with the combination of traditional dry-aging methods with contemporary flavour infusions. Whiskey Butter Aged, the first signature technique showcased in this exclusive menu, features Australian Black Angus and Wagyu MB7 slow-aged for 35 days in butter infused with Michter’s Kentucky Straight Rye, yielding cuts of buttery tenderness with warm notes of spice, toasted oak, and a lingering bourbon-like sweet aftertaste. Highlights include Australian Black Angus NY Strip Steak (300g) priced at THB 3,300++, Australian Wagyu Tenderloin MB7 (200g) at THB 3,500++, and Full Blood Wagyu Tomahawk MB9 at THB 12,800++ per kilogram. The second, Chipotle Onion & Beef Tallow Aging, takes a deeper, smokier direction as True North Black Onyx and Japanese Hokkaido Wagyu are aged in rendered beef tallow infused with roasted onion and chipotle, enhancing the beef’s natural sweetness and the delicate, smoky warmth that plays beautifully against the meat's natural A4 marbling. Recommended selections include Australian Black Angus Ribeye MB4 (350g) at THB 3,600++, Hokkaido Wagyu Ribeye A4 (400g) at THB 4,900++, and Saga Wagyu Striploin A4 (250g) at THB 4,800++. To complete the experience, pair it with The Kombu Butter Fettuccine (THB 750++), which deepens the savoury profile of the beef with hijiki seaweed and cured egg yolk, or the Grilled Bone Marrow (THB 650++) served with Barolo Jus to balance the richness of the Wagyu with acidity rather than compete. Period: 15 – 30 June 2026, for lunch from 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm and dinner from 5:30 pm – 10:30 pm For reservations and further information T: 66 (0)2 846 8888 LINE: @WaldorfAstoriaBKK E: bkkwa.fb@waldorfastoria.com W: www.waldorfbangkok.waldorfastoria.com

A Nordic vision takes root in Bangkok’s heart at EBBE. BKK There’s a particular hush that descends when something exceptional is about to unfold. At EBBE.BKK, tucked away on the lower ground floor of Erawan Bangkok, on Ploenchit Road, this silence feels almost ceremonial. Sixteen counter seats face an open kitchen where Chef Ebbe Vollmer and his team moved with the precision of watchmakers, each gesture deliberate, each plate a study in restraint. The location couldn’t be more convenient for those navigating Bangkok’s perpetual chaos. Erawan Bangkok sits at the intersection of the city’s commercial and cultural heart, accessible by BTS, and surrounded by familiar landmarks from luxury hotels to premium shopping. Yet step into EBBE.BKK’s warm, Scandinavian-inspired interior, and the frenetic energy of the neighbourhood dissolves entirely. The space breathes with a different rhythm: calm, focused, intentional. Chef Ebbe’s journey to Bangkok is the sort that builds culinary legends. Beginning in his grandmother’s hostelry in Hörby, Sweden, he moved to London at sixteen to train under Marco Pierre White and Gordon Ramsay — names that need no embellishment. His CV reads like a greatest hit of modern gastronomy: leading JAAN in Singapore to a spot on the World’s 50 Best Restaurants list, co-founding the two-Michelin-starred Vollmers, and most recently, earning a star for EBBE – Chef’s Counter in Florida within a year of opening. Now, he’s brought his philosophy of purity and expressive minimalism to Bangkok, and the result feels both groundbreaking and inevitable. The Prestige Menu—a tasting journey that evolves with seasonal ingredients—kickstarted with Cucumber, Lemon, Salmon. It was a deceptively simple trilogy that marked the evening’s intentions. The essence of each component was brought into perfect harmony through Nordic culinary techniques applied to ingredients that speak of Thai terroir, and the flavours were beyond brilliance. I could not wait for the next course to arrive. What followed was a masterclass in this philosophy, I would say. Spinach, Rygost, Apple Cider met in a composition that balanced earth and brightness. An éclair (yes, an éclair!) was reimagined with ceps and Mimolette, transforming the familiar into something entirely new whilst respecting its essential character. Garden peas were elevated with lemon and horseradish, the latter’s heat tempered to allow the sweetness of the peas their moment. The Crabe des Neiges, Cucumber, Finger Lime course demonstrated Chef Ebbe’s deft hand with luxurious ingredients. Paired with cucumber and finger lime, the sweet crab needed little intervention. The citrus notes cut through without overwhelming, whilst the cucumber provided a cool counterpoint. It was the dish that made me slow down, pay attention and taste each element separately before experiencing them as a whole. White Tuna, Green Apple, Elderflower continued this theme of clarity. There was a floral hint here that could veer into perfume, but didn’t. Instead, it lingered just long enough to make the dish memorable before yielding to the next course: Beetroot, Blackcurrant, Black Lemon. This was where Chef Ebbe’s Swedish roots showed most clearly — the earthy, sweet beetroots given Nordic treatment and a new complexity through

Forget silent nights. The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon subverts tradition with a high-altitude festive lineup. Ditch the ordinary for a high-altitude festive takeover. Featuring quirky markets, Michelin-starred hairy crab, and Thailand’s highest countdown, this subverted, sky-high celebration redefines holiday glamour with unrelenting attitude. The Creative Kick-off The festivities ignite at The Parlor with Objects of Desire (Dec 19–21). This isn't your average market; it’s a curated playground of creative merch, fashion finds, and holiday drama. Expect live DJs, DIY workshops—think custom scrunchies and live drawing—and a pet-friendly policy that ensures no one is left behind. When the retail therapy peaks, head to Double Standard for comfort food and festive sips. A Culinary Odyssey The hotel’s dining icons are pulling out all the stops. Mott 32 brings back its cult-favorite Hairy Crab menu, while Tease offers a "Hypnotically Cool" afternoon tea (THB 1,100++). On Christmas Day, The Standard Grill serves a lush semi-buffet featuring roasted suckling pig (THB 1,800++), and Ojo delivers Mexican-inspired singular creations like King Crab Veracruzana against the city’s best backdrop. The Ultimate Countdown New Year’s Eve peaks at Sky Beach and Ojo for Thailand’s highest party. As 2025 fades, disco-house maestro Dicky Trisco and underground icon Seelie take over the decks 78 floors up. Whether you opt for a five-course dinner at the Grill or the all-in "Stay for Midnight" package (from THB 34,000++), you’ll be toasted by free-flow champagne and front-row views of Bangkok’s explosive firework display. The morning after? Recover at The Standard Grill with a "Morning After Brunch" designed to cure any festive hangover. For more information LINE Official Account @thestandardbangkok Tel: +66 (0) 2085 8888

Dining out transforms a simple home meal into a true event, creating lasting memories. Everyone gets to enjoy gourmet menus, elegant settings, and an atmosphere filled with smiles and joy. Mövenpick BDMS Wellness Resort Bangkok welcomes guests to an extraordinary festive season! The Enchanting Programme brings families together for treasured holiday dining and memorable experiences, making it the perfect place to celebrate the end of 2025. Magical Christmas Celebrations The festivities begin with a Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony & Festive Buffet on December 3, 2025. Join us in the lobby for the lighting, followed by a dinner buffet at Nourish (6:30 pm – 9:00 pm) with carol performances. Price: THB 2,400++ per adult / THB 1,500++ per child. Christmas Eve (December 24, 2025) • Nourish: Christmas Eve Buffet Dinner (6:00 pm – 10:00 pm) features an expansive international spread. Indulge in fresh seafood on ice (Alaskan King Crab, oysters), a foie gras terrine station, and a carving station with Christmas porchetta and turkey. Enjoy live music and signature Mövenpick desserts. (Price: THB 2,600++ per adult / THB 1,500++ per child.) • Khum Hom: Thai-Inspired Christmas Eve Dinner (6:00 pm – 9:00 pm) presents an elegant six-course regional Thai set menu by Chef Ian Kittichai. Price: THB 2,600++ per person (food only). • Bittersweet: Festive Bubbles & Beats (6:00 pm – 11:00 pm) offers a celebration lounge with free-flow sparkling wine and live entertainment. Price: THB 1,600++ per person. Christmas Day (December 25, 2025) • Nourish: Christmas Day Brunch Buffet (12:00 pm – 3:00 pm) offers a spectacular spread, including Hokkaido scallop, a sashimi selection, a dedicated Raclette Cheese station, and festive roasts like Beef Wellington and Grilled Lamb Rack. Price: THB 2,800++ per adult / THB 1,500++ per child. • Khum Hom: Continues the celebration with its exceptional six-course Thai set menu for lunch (12:00 pm – 3:00 pm) and dinner (6:00 pm – 9:00 pm). Price: THB 2,400++ per person (food only). New Year's Eve Spectacular (December 31, 2025) • Nourish: New Year’s Eve Dinner Buffet (6:00 pm – 10:30 pm) features a premium collection including rock lobster, Alaskan King Crab, a sushi/sashimi bar, and festive roasts. Price: THB 3,000++ per adult / THB 1,500++ per child. • Khum Hom: Offers an exquisite seven-course refined regional Thai culinary journey (6:00 pm – 10:30 pm). Price: THB 3,000++ per person (food only). • Bliss Pool Bar: - New Year's Eve Dinner (6:00 pm – 9:00 pm): Five-course surf & turf set dinner. THB 2,500++ per person (food only). - Countdown Party (9:00 pm – 1:00 am): Energetic DJ beats and your favorite drinks under the stars. Starting the New Year Right (January 1, 2026) • Nourish: New Year's Day Extended Breakfast Buffet (6:00 am – 12:00 pm). Start the year with a leisurely long breakfast. Price: THB 900++ per adult / THB 500++ per child. Early Bird Offer: Secure an exclusive 15% privilege when booking with full, non-refundable advance payment by December 15. (ALL Accor+ Explorer members receive 30% off.) For reservations and further information Tel: +66 (0) 2666 3333 Website: www.movenpickbdmsbangkok.com

In a significant move for luxury hospitality and culinary tourism, Trip.com, a leading global travel service provider, has announced an exclusive collaboration with Chatrium Grand Bangkok. Leveraging its curated ranking platform, Trip.Best, the partnership presents "Chatrium Grand X Trip.Best Oyster Month," a prestigious culinary festival running from 1-30 November, 2025. This month-long event promises an extraordinary display of gastronomic excellence, gathering Michelin-starred chefs, international champions, and master mixologists to celebrate oysters, caviar, and Champagne, marking a new chapter in elevated travel experiences. This collaboration is a sophisticated fusion of expertise, uniting Trip.com's global reach, powered by the trusted recommendations of Trip.Best, with Chatrium Grand Bangkok's celebrated culinary artistry. As Chatrium Grand Bangkok holds the distinguished No. 2 position on Trip.Best’s ranking of the Best Gourmet Hotels in Bangkok—a testament to its exceptional standards—this alliance aims to reinforce Bangkok’s standing as a world-class culinary tourism destination, appealing directly to discerning travelers seeking truly memorable dining adventures. Highlighting the spirit of global discovery, the partnership introduces the "Trip.Best: The Voyager's Pearl," an exclusive signature oyster creation crafted by the hotel's culinary team. This bespoke dish, available throughout November, symbolizes Trip.Best’s mission to guide travelers to the world's finest experiences. It features a European oyster harmoniously topped with diverse ingredients—Thai shrimp, North American salmon roe, and Japanese ebiko—each element representing a culture united on a single plate. For reservations and more information, please visit: W: https://www.chatrium.com/grandbangkok/oysterevent T: +66 (0) 2126 7999 E: savio.cgb@chatrium.com

The festive season is a time to gather with loved ones — a moment to celebrate warmth, joy, and togetherness. This year, InterContinental Bangkok invites guests to embrace the magic of the holidays with a full programme of festive dining experiences crafted to elevate every occasion. Espresso As the hotel’s international dining hub, Espresso brings the season to life with an abundant festive buffet showcasing holiday classics such as roasted whole turkey and honey-glazed ham. Carol singers and a visit from Santa add heartwarming touches throughout Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Festive Buffets • Christmas Eve Lunch (12.00–14.30): THB 1,900++ per adult | THB 950++ (ages 6–12) • Christmas Eve Dinner (18.00–22.30): THB 2,900++ per adult | THB 1,450++ per child • Christmas Day Lunch (12.00–14.30): THB 2,200++ per adult | THB 1,100++ per child • Christmas Day Dinner (18.00–22.30): THB 1,900++ per adult | THB 950++ per child Beverage Enhancements • Add THB 200++ for unlimited fresh juices & soft drinks • Add THB 900++ for free-flow beverages • Add THB 2,300++ for free-flow Champagne • Children 5 and under dine free with a paying adult New Year Dining at Espresso • New Year’s Eve Dinner Buffet (31 Dec, 18.00–22.30): THB 2,900++ | THB 3,900++ with Champagne | THB 1,450++ per child • New Year’s Day Lunch (1 Jan, 12.00–15.00) • New Year’s Day Dinner (18.00–22.30): THB 1,900++ per adult | THB 950++ per child • Beverage add-ons follow Christmas pricing. Fireplace Grill and Bar Celebrate the season with exceptional European-inspired dining. Signature dishes include Escargots à la Bourguignonne, Stockyard Prime Rib, Stanbroke Sanchoku Wagyu Striploin, and the timeless Crêpes Suzette, paired with curated wines and classic cocktails. Available for Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Eve, with: Lunch: 12.00–14.30 Dinner: 18.00–23.00 Summer Palace A festive celebration of Cantonese flavours awaits with highlights such as Peking Duck (THB 1,380++), Suckling Pig (THB 2,680++), and a special dim sum selection. Available on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve, and New Year’s Day (1 January 2026). Lunch: 11.30–14.30 Dinner: 18.00–22.30 SoCal For New Year’s Eve, SoCal presents rustic Italian and Levantine-inspired favourites from the à la carte menu (11.30–23.00). From 22.00–01.00, enjoy small plates starting at THB 230++, alongside a DJ spinning through the countdown (22.00–02.00). Butter The season’s most indulgent gifts come in the form of luxurious festive hampers (THB 2,500–7,200 net), filled with artisanal pastries, cakes, cookies, gingerbread, fine wine, and more. Available daily from 28 November 2025 to 5 January 2026, 08.00–19.00. Balcony Lounge Enjoy a refined Festive Afternoon Tea (THB 1,100++ per person | THB 1,990++ for two), featuring seasonal savouries and sweets, accompanied by live piano and carol performances on select days. Available 28 November 2025 – 5 January 2026, 14.30–17.30. On New Year’s Eve, a live band performs from 20.00–01.00 for an elegant countdown ambience. Oasis Pool Countdown Party Ring in 2026 under the stars at the Oasis Pool on 31 December, from 21.30–00.30. With city skyline views, live music, and Champagne toasts, this THB 2,026++ celebration—including one glass of Champagne—promises a truly unforgettable start to the new year. For Reservations Email: dining.bkkhb@ihg.com Tel: +66 (0) 2656 0444 Website: InterContinental Bangkok

Food is more than just something we eat to stay alive it’s one of life’s greatest joys. Every bite can carry history, culture, and memories. Some dishes were created just a few decades ago, while others have been enjoyed for thousands of years. From Thai street food to Italian kitchens, food brings people together. Let’s take a quick journey through five famous dishes around the world: Pad Thai, Pizza, Sushi, Kimchi, and Dim Sum and see how they are created. Pad Thai Pad Thai looks like an old recipe, but it’s actually pretty new. It was created in Thailand in the 1930s as a way to build national pride during a rice shortage. Stir-fried noodles mixed with shrimp, tofu, bean sprouts, and peanuts made the perfect dish. Cheap, tasty, and filling, it quickly became street food loved by everyone. Now, Pad Thai is one of the first dishes travelers try when they visit Thailand. Pizza It’s hard to imagine a world without pizza. It began in Naples, Italy, as flatbread topped with simple ingredients for workers. Later, tomatoes and cheese made it more delicious, and the Margherita pizza was created to honor Queen Margherita. From there, pizza took over the world thin and crispy in New York, thick and cheesy in Chicago. No matter the style, pizza remains comfort food everywhere. Sushi Sushi started in Japan in the early 1800s, though older versions of preserved fish and rice existed before. In Tokyo, chefs made sushi faster and fresher by serving raw fish on small rice balls that’s nigiri. It was quick street food, but today it’s considered an art form. Whether in Japan or abroad, sushi is loved for its freshness and delicate flavour. Kimchi Kimchi is more than food in Korea. People have been fermenting vegetables for over 2,000 years. The arrival of chili peppers in the 1500s turned kimchi spicy, and that taste became a national identity. Every family has its own recipe, often passed down for generations. It’s healthy, delicious, and always on the table in Korean homes. Dim Sum Dim Sum means “touch the heart” and that’s exactly what it does. It started in Chinese tea houses along trade routes more than 2,000 years ago. Travelers would stop for tea and snacks, which grew into a huge variety of dumplings, buns, and rolls. Today, having dim sum with tea yum cha is a social tradition that brings families together. These dishes aren’t just meals. They’re pieces of culture. Pad Thai shows Thailand’s creativity, pizza represents Italy’s influence worldwide, sushi highlights Japanese precision, kimchi reflects Korean heritage, and dim sum celebrates Chinese hospitality. Each plate carries a story, and when we enjoy them, we share more than flavors we share history. That’s the magic of food.

The coffee ritual at The St. Regis Bangkok takes an exciting new turn as the hotel partners with Sarnies, the acclaimed Singapore-born roastery celebrated for its bold flavours and quality beans. From November 1, 2025, to April 30, 2026, guests can experience this exclusive Sarnies Pop-Up at The Lounge, blending artisanal craftsmanship with the timeless sophistication of The House of Astor. Within the elegant setting of The Lounge, guests are invited to indulge in Sarnies’ signature creations — from the indulgent Crème Brûlée Honey Latte to the tropical Thai Coconut Latte. These handcrafted beverages are perfectly complemented by a curated menu of coffee-inspired cocktails, sandwiches, and pastries, including exclusive treats like the Espresso Banoffee Pain Suisse and Coffee Honey Medovik Cake. Whether for an informal business meeting, a relaxed afternoon, or a stylish evening gathering, The Lounge now offers a sensory escape defined by aroma, flavour, and sophistication. A highlight of the pop-up is the drip coffee station and bean display, inviting guests to explore Sarnies’ origins and craftsmanship. The lineup includes single-origin beans from Thailand, Brazil, Colombia, and Honduras, alongside the house favourite Tiramisu Blend, a smooth medium-dark roast uniting beans from Thailand, Myanmar, and Guatemala. Guests can also take a piece of the experience home with a curated selection of Sarnies merchandise and packaged coffee, available exclusively during the pop-up period. The Sarnies Pop-Up Store at The Lounge is open daily from 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM, from November 1, 2025, through April 30, 2026 — an unmissable celebration of coffee artistry at one of Bangkok’s most refined addresses.

Perched high above the city on the 56th floor of EA Rooftop at The Empire, K by Vicky Cheng continues to redefine Chinese fine dining in Bangkok. The restaurant, led by Hong Kong’s acclaimed Michelin-starred chef Vicky Cheng, unveils its latest culinary highlight — an extraordinary reimagining of the Peking Duck, designed as a three-part experience that celebrates precision, creativity, and cultural harmony. Each course unfolds like a story, reflecting Cheng’s signature philosophy of bridging heritage and innovation. The journey begins with the first serving (THB 1,280++), where glistening duck skin and tender slices of meat are carved tableside, transforming dining into theatre. Served with homemade pancakes, house-made Peking Duck sauce, and a light Thai-inspired sauce, the dish offers a balance of richness and brightness. Seedless Thai tamarind follows as a refreshing palate cleanser, accompanied by cucumber and leek for a traditional finish. The two-serving option (THB 1,480++) continues with the roasted duck leg — succulent, flavorful, and deeply aromatic. The texture and taste reveal layers of umami, showcasing the duck’s natural sweetness enhanced through meticulous roasting techniques. For the full experience, the three-serving journey (THB 1,980++) concludes with stir-fried duck Kaprao, an elegant take on a beloved Thai favorite. The fragrant combination of holy basil, chili, and wok-seared duck creates a finale that is both comforting and elevated — a culinary crescendo blending Chinese mastery with local inspiration. Beyond its cuisine, K by Vicky Cheng impresses with its artful interiors, panoramic skyline views, and refined atmosphere — the perfect setting for special occasions and intimate celebrations. With its inventive approach and uncompromising quality, the restaurant marks Cheng’s first overseas venture, extending his Hong Kong legacy into Bangkok’s vibrant dining scene. K by Vicky Cheng EA Rooftop, The Empire (connected to Marriott The Empire Bangkok) BTS: Chong Nonsi Station, Exit 5 Call: +66 (0) 2407 1654 Email: ea-reservations@marriotthotels.com Website: www.kbyvickycheng.com