There are always exciting events happening every week in the city. Make sure you’re in the know of where’s hot, and what to do in Bangkok.
Food is considered a universal love language by many. So knowing that, consider yourself extremely loved this week. There’s great culinary journeys to embark on, with refreshing cocktails to boot. How else are you going to escape the problems of your day? Call up whoever’s available and let them know you’re both going on an adventure.
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What to do in Bangkok: 17-23 October 2023
Chef Alain Roux is in town to showcase “Game Season” menu at Le Normandie
17-22 October
UK’s culinary icon Chef Alain Roux is back in Bangkok for a limited time. During his six days of stay, he’s personally comandeering the kitchen and service of Le Normandie as he showcases the “Game Season” dishes. This seven-course meal is served both for lunch and dinner, highlighting game meat turned into a culinary adventure, including pheasant, pigeon, hare, and more.
You can find more information at Le Normandie.
Bisou takeover at Bardo Social Bistro & Bar
17 October, 6-10.30pm
Soi Langsuan’s favourite French restaurant is taking over Mediterranean bistro Bardo for one night only. Come in with an empty stomach, as Chef Antoine has already prepared an array of heartwarming menu for you to try. Pair them with special cocktails available for that evening only, and they’re all buy-one-get-one.
You can find more information at Bardo Social Bar & Bistro.
Chef Shriya Shetty kitchen pop-up at Jhol
19-20 October
Two superstar chefs, one venue, one city in mind. Chef Hari and Chef Shriya join hands to showcase the best that Karnataka has to offer. It’s the perfect opportunity to see the passionate Chef Shriya in action, Chef Hari’s mentorship in full swing, and of course, the flavours of the city in one amazing tasting menu. You’ll be leaving the premises with big smiles, undoubtedly.
You can find more information at Jhol.
Julio Cabrera of Café La Trova guest shift at Find The Locker Room
19 October, 8pm-midnight
It’s Miami in the house—please give a warm welcome to Julio Cabrera of the renowned Café La Trova to Thonglor for one evening only. He’ll be showcasing the flavours of Cuba, world-class hospitality, and why the bar is perched high at No. 21 on World’s 50 Best Bars 2022 list. Reservations strongly recommended, and keep the car at home.
You can find more information at Find The Locker Room.
Dodoh Pattawee of Revolucion Cocktail Bangkok guest shift at Gaze Cocktail Bar
19 October, 9pm-midnight
It’s the man with the flair and fire (in both senses of the word), Revolucion’s Dodoh Pattawee will be displaying his bartending techniques and good drinks at Gaze Cocktail Bar for one night only. You’ll see bottles in the air, shakers being thrown, and overall great vibes for the evening. You can also go to Revolucion afterwards if you still feel like partying after Gaze closes.
You can find more information at Gaze Cocktail Bar.
Alex Frezza of L’Antiquario guest shift at The Bar at The House on Sathorn
20 October, 7-11pm
From the streets of Naples to Sathorn, meet Alex Frezza, No. 94 on Drinks International’s 100 Most Influential Figures in the Bar Industry in 2023. He co-founded and bartends at L’Antiquario, Italy, No.46 on The World’s 50 Best Bars in 2022. With awards and accolades under his belt, he’s surely going to showcase why the world fell in love with Neapolitan hospitality.
You can find more information at The Bar at The House on Sathorn.
“Taste of Hakuba” tasting menu at Banyan Tree Bangkok
20-22 October, 7.30pm onwards
Chef Hideaki Nagaya previously honed his skills at multiple Michelin-starred restaurants in Japan and France, and now, he’s presenting a special tasting menu at Vertigo TOO that you won’t forget in a hurry. Combining Japanese and French techniques, guests will get to try seven courses filled with premium ingredients cooked to perfection, such as the lobster bisque royale and the Miyazaki wagyu beef steak.
You can find more information at Banyan Tree Bangkok.
ERR X ASAI presents “Sathorn Sound”
20-21 October, 6-9pm
The newly-opened ASAI Bangkok Sathorn is throwing a party that pleases all the senses. Urban rustic Thai restaurant ERR is making sure each bite is up to standard with their street food with a modern twist, local DJs will be behind the booth for entertainment throughout the event, and for drinks, buy two from their vibrant cocktail menu and get a third one for free.
You can find more information at ASAI Bangkok Sathorn.
Limited edition omakase from Nikaku Japan at Nikaku Bangkok
20-22 October
Executive Chef Setsuo Funahashi and Pastry Chef Kazumi Funahashi is coming to Thailand for an extra special omakase menu. They’re normally at the helm of Nikaku Japan, a two Michelin-starred restaurant in Kitakyushu, and they’re preparing the best ingredients and the most coveted techniques to make sure your faces brim with smiles and your taste buds tantalised.
You can find more information at Nikaku Bangkok.
Disco Sunday at Paradise Lost Bangkok
22 October, 8pm onwards
It’s a disco inferno, and it’s taking place at Paradise Lost Bangkok. Sip on some tropical-themed cocktails as you dance the night away to the live DJ spinning the hottest disco beats. Whether you’re in Funky Town or at the Car Wash, always know that we are family. The DJ starts at 8pm, but be there early to enjoy the sunset over the Bangkok skyline.
You can find more information at Paradise Lost Bangkok.
Vichayuth Chantan
Digital Writer, Drinks and Dining
Writer by day and skinny legend by night, Vichayuth focuses on the hospitality industry of Thailand. You'll often find him at a bar finding new friends, discovering new drinks, and silently judging you from across the room.
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