GOURMET TRAVEL: Chocolate Buffet, The Sukhothai Hotel
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What’s better than chocolate? More chocolate of course! The Chocolate Buffet at the five-star Sukhothai Hotel is considered a must-do while visiting Bangkok. The Luxury Travel Bible knew that this was something not to be missed, and we weren't wrong. Despite being called a Chocolate Buffet there is much more available than just cocoa. Following in the tradition of the British Afternoon Tea (but with a Thai twist), there is an extensive selection of savoury snacks such as appetisers, fresh fruit and sushi. There are also sweet treat stations that include numerous cakes and desserts including macarons, truffles and choux pastries created by the Sukhothai’s very talent pastry chefs.
The standout star of the event is the chocolate trolley which features over twenty bowls of chocolate. Ranging from 100% pure cocoa to milk chocolate and white chocolate there is a chocolate to suit everybody. TLTB’s favourite was a double fermented chocolate with a delicate passion fruit flavour.
Everyone was entered at the theatricality from Chef Laurent while he warmed milk and melted chocolate over an open flame in silver jugs and then blended these together to create a unique rich liquid cup of chocolate. He certainly has a charismatic flare when he finished each cup off with a dollop of rich whipped cream or a sprinkle of seasoning such as sea salt or cinnamon. Luxury Insider says… Apparently the record for the number of hot chocolates drunk in one session is six by a nine-year-old boy. According to Chef Laurent the little boy enjoyed many repeated trips up to the trolley to ask for another cup, although it is unclear how he felt later that day after so many cups in one go! TLTB managed two hot chocolates and they were delicious! The Chocolate Buffet at the Sukhothai Hotel, Bangkok is held every Saturday from 14:00 to 17:00. Luxury Hotels Link: www.sukhothai.com/bangkok/en Sarah Bryans, Posted 10/4/19 |
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Find what brings you joy and go there. Jan Phillips
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