Bangkok's best Thanksgiving deals 2014
Buffets and special dinners to get stuffed like a turkey this Thursday, Nov 27.
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Atelier Restaurant at Grand Millennium Sukhumvit
What: All-you-can-eat dinner buffet at 6-10:30pm (B1,400)
Features: Festive classics such as roasted turkey with giblet gravy and sourdough stuffing, honey-glazed ham, garlic mashed potato and sweet potato salad with pecan nuts. Steamed snow fish on glazed leek provides an unusual alternative.
Why: B1,400 per head (excluding alcohol) isn’t bad, and children eat at 50 percent off.
2/F, Grand Millennium Sukhumvit Bangkok, 30 Asoke-Sukhumvit Soi 31, 02-204-4000
Up & Above at The Okura Prestige Bangkok
What: All-you-can-eat buffet lunch at noon-2:30pm; four-course dinner at 6-10:30pm (both B1,200)
Features: For lunch, a traditional Thanksgiving turkey roast. For dinner, a modernized version of Nicoise tuna salad, topinambur (Jerusalem artichoke) soup with breaded langoustine, oven-roasted turkey with root vegetables and ginger-pumpkin mash and, for dessert, raspberry ripple cheesecake ice cream bars.
Why: The dinner provides a more romantic alternative to repeat trips to fill your plate at the buffet.
24/F, The Okura Prestige Bangkok, 57 Wireless Rd., 02-687- 9000
Atrium at the Landmark Bangkok
What: All-you-can-eat buffet lunch at noon-2:30pm (B1,700); all-you-can-eat buffet dinner at 6-10:30pm (B2,900)
Features: Not just roast turkey, but also plenty of fresh seafood such as boiled shrimp, New Zealand mussels and oysters.
Why: It’s the most expensive in this list, whether for lunch or dinner, but if you come as a party of four, you only pay for two. Bargain.
G/F, The Landmark Bangkok,138 Sukhumvit Rd., 02-254-0404
Hemingway’s
What: Special Thanksgiving dinner (B460) at 6-10:30pm
Features: Roasted turkey with twists on traditional sides such as cornbread-chorizo stuffing, candied yams, braised creamy mushroom green beans, giblet gravy and gingered cranberry sauce. Desserts include pumpkin pie with a ginger snap crust and vanilla whip.
Why: To go along with the Thanksgiving set, there is also extended happy hours from 4-9pm.
Sukhumvit Soi 14, 02-653-3900. Open Sun-Wed 11:30-12:30am, Thu-Sat 11:30-1:30am. BTS Asoke/MRT Sukhumvit
Chomp
What: Thanksgiving roast dinner starting B390
Features: A choice of traditional roast turkey or vegetarian crispy fried chicken with loads of traditional sides such as cranberry stuffing, sweet potato mash, and corn bread.
Why: A great opportunity to experience a more homely, traditional Thanksgiving experience in Bangkok.
Samsen Soi 1, 084-098-8633. Open daily 8am-11pm. MRT Hua Lampong
Mélangé
What: From Thanksgiving Day until Nov 29, a Thanksgiving set menu at B850.
Features: For both lunch and dinner you get pumpkin soup, a choice of turkey or glazed ham for main, and a slice of apple pie, paired with either rosé or red wine.
Why: Every diner also gets a chance to win a free bottle of wine. The airy venue is also perfect for soaking up the (slightly) cooler breeze.
73 Ekkamai Soi 10, 02-391-8019. Open Thu-Sun 7am-9:30pm; Mon 7am-9:30pm; Tue 7am-9:30pm. BTS Ekkamai
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