Taste Thai Heritage in Bangkok

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Explore Bangkok's culinary heritage through a Michelin-starred dinner, vineyard tours in Thailand’s Monsoon Valley, and snacks at Chatuchak Weekend Market.

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• At Michelin-starred nahm, the Heritage Tasting dinner draws on Chef PimTechamuanvivit’s family recipes, childhood memories, antique books and obscure Thai heritage to deliver authentic, layered flavours.
• For a masterclass in Southern Thai cuisine, order the gaeng pu bai cha plu: a southern turmeric curry of blue swimmer crab sharpened with calamansi lime and perfumed by betel leaf.
• The curry’s fresh marine sweetness, earthy turmeric, citrus acidity and peppery leaf shows how southern Thai food builds intensity without relying on chilli heat alone.
• Around a three-hour drive south of COMO Metropolitan Bangkok is Thailand’s Monsoon Valley, a winery occupying a former elephant corral.
• Founded in 2001, the vineyard set out to prove that wine grapes could flourish at the northern hemisphere’s 13th latitude with climate-adapted pruning, harvest cycles and winemaking.
• Another of COMO Metropolitan Bangkok’s Iconic Experiences, this full-day excursion includes a guided vineyard tour, and a tasting of five wines including Colombard, Chenin Blanc, Sangiovese, Rondo and Shiraz grapes.
• It’s a rare encounter with tropical viticulture in a country whose modern grape-wine industry only emerged in the late 20th century.
• Chatuchak Weekend Market is around 15 minutes’ drive from COMO Metropolitan Bangkok, open each Saturday and Sunday, between 9am and 6pm.
• Arrive early, before the heat thickens and wander the maze of stalls including hill tribe crafts, local antiques, musical instruments, and Buddhist amulets.
• For the best snacks, head to Hello Garlic near the Section 2 entrance for warm bread on sticks brushed with garlic butter or sweetened-milk glaze.

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