If you have been fortunate enough to include Bangkok in your travels, you have probably had some exposure to the beautiful Mandarin Oriental property along the banks of the Chao Phraya River. A variety of rooms and suites provide guests with a contemporary take on the exquisite Thai style. The hotel is grand in scale, while still having the distinction of providing guests with an intimate feeling of warmth through their exceptional Thai hospitality and services. Boasting nine amazing restaurants, you are sure to find a perfect location to sit back and enjoy the hotel’s views while soaking in the grandeur of the property and taking advantage of the highest level of personal services. In typical Mandarin Oriental style, the spa is out-of-this-world, and certainly worth a visit.
Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok is privileged to welcome, arguably the world’s leading exponent of “planetary cooking”, Thierry Marx as guest chef, 29 April to 4 May. One of the most innovative experimentalist chefs in France, Thierry, a two-star Michelin chef is the founder of his namesake restaurant in the Mandarin Oriental Paris. With his ‘modern alchemist’ approach to innovative cooking, Thierry draws deep inspiration from France and Asia. A Buddhist, a black belt Judo teacher and Jujitsu aficionado, he has attained cult status as a pioneer of molecular gastronomy. His experiments with cryonics, freeze-drying and more have seen him push the boundaries of his art form while creating wonderful dishes across Europe, Asia and Australia. At Lord Jim’s expect avant-garde textures and flavors for which Thierry is renowned.
