14 booze and food events to check out this week (Sep 23, 2015)
BK's weekly Bites & Blends Market rounds up the best dining and drinking events, deals and more.
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Ongoing
Asian Food Week
This Sep 21-27, Jasmine City Mall hosts a week-long event featuring 30 pop-ups including Pordee Recipe and MOE Sushi Bar.
2 Soi Prasarnmitr (Sukhumvit Soi 23). BTS Asok
Thursday
The Capital Journey
The Capital by Water Library hosts a four-course sake-pairing dinner with chef Sebastian Schafer’s fusion cuisine on Sep 24. B1,900net/person.
The Capital by Water Library, 3/F, Empire Tower, Sathorn Rd. BTS Chong Nonsi
Friday
Urban Eatery
This foodie market promises international dishes, mini cafes, handicrafts, clothing, home decor and more in a vintage garden atmosphere, with a zone for drinks with activities like beer pong and drinking contests which stays open till 11pm. Sep 25-27, 10am-10pm.
K Village, Sukhumvit Soi 26
Saturday
Cooking with Emelie Holm
Issaya Cooking Studio’s Swedish guest chef Emelie Holm leads a workshop on healthy dishes and guilt-free desserts on Sep 26 from 3-6pm.
LG/F, Central Embassy, 1031 Ploen Chit Rd., 02-160-5636. BTS Phloen Chit
Gourmet and Cuisine Shop and Chim in the Garden
Gourmet and Cuisine magazine hosts a food fair with cooking demonstrations and workshops on Sep 26-27 to celebrate its 15th anniversary at Emquartier.
Sukhumvit Rd. BTS Phrom Phong
Bangkok Farmers’ Market
This weekend’s foodies market, where you can buy products straight from the source, takes place at Gateway Ekamai. Sep 26-27, 10am-8pm.
982/22 Sukhumvit Rd., 02-108-2888. BTS Ekkamai
Beyond
Glenmorangie x Fillets
On Sep 30, Fillets hooks up with Glenmorangie to host a five-course whiskey-pairing dinner (B4,500).
3/F, Portico, 31 Lang Suan Rd., 02-652-2607
You’re Not Worth It
Beervana hosts a six-course IPA beer-pairing dinner with Thai food at Bo.lan on Oct 2. B3,400/person. Reservations can be made at [email protected] or 021-080-387.
24 Sukhumvit Soi 53, 02-260-2961. BTS Thong Lo
Stone Launch Events
On Oct 3, Craft on Sukhumvit 23 hosts Go To Stone party--free entry with free beer flights for first 333 heads, seven taps and rare bottles. On the heels of this, Ladprao’s White Beer’d will host Stone for Thai People on Oct 4 from 3pm, with four taps, rare bottles and free beer flights for the first 60 fans.
Craft, 16 Sukhumvit Soi 23, 02-661-3220
White Beer'd, CDC Phase 2, 1420/1 Pradit Manutham Rd, 086-882-9009
Moroccan Cuisine Festival
From Oct 3-11, Pathummat celebrates 30 years of Thailand and Morocco diplomatic relations with Moroccan dishes cooked by the ambassador’s chef added to its lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch buffet.
The Sukosol, 477 Si Ayuthaya Rd., 02-247-0123
The annual international chefs gathering at Sofitel So takes place on Oct 6-11. Expect dinners, brunches and workshops.
2 Sathorn Rd., 02-624-0000. MRT Lumpini
Exquisite & Exclusive Mushroom Dinner
Chef Jean-Michel Lorain returns to his Bangkok restaurant, J’aime, on Oct 13-17 with an eight-course menu created using seasonal mushrooms (B6,999).
U Sathorn, 105, 105/1 Soi Ngam Duphli, 02-119-4899
The Art of Dining 2015
La Scala welcomes Andrew Fairlie, the chef-owner of the eponymous two-Michelin-star restaurant in Scotland, for a series of special lunches and dinners. Prices range from B3,200 for lunch on Oct 14-17, B5,500 for dinner on Oct 13-16 and B7,000 for wine dinner on Oct 13-17.
The Sukhothai, 13/3 Sathorn Rd., 02-344-8888
Mikkeller Madness
On Oct 14, Mikkeller clears its chalkboard and replaces it with, they say, their craziest beers on all 30 taps. The list includes Beer Geek Breakfast, Nuclear Hop Assault and Spontandoubleblackcurrant.
26 Ekkamai Soi 10 Yaek 2, 02-381-9891
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