The countdown has begun for an epicurean adventure at Tambu Phuket, where culinary masters Chef Saurabh and Chef Bharath S. Bhat, renowned for their triumphs on Iron Chef Thailand, will present an unforgettable 4-Hands Dinner. Expect an 11-Expressions menu, expertly curated to showcase a symphony of Indian flavors, all set against the backdrop of the iconic rooftop Mughal-era ‘Tented Palace’ with Andaman Sea views.

The two-night spectacle will feature an array of creative dishes, each course meticulously crafted to transport guests through a vibrant culinary journey. From the bold spices of North-Indian heritage to the distinct flavors of coastal regions, this collaboration promises to capture the very essence of diverse traditions, using innovative techniques and sustainably-sourced local ingredients. Advanced reservations are highly recommended to secure your place at this exclusive culinary showcase.

Event Details:
– Dates: 4 & 5 October 2024
– Time: 6 pm – 11 pm
– Location: Tambu Phuket
– Reservations: Book your table at bit.ly/TambuReser or call +66 95 834 7208.

About Tambu:
Located in a breathtaking rooftop ‘tented palace’ at Avista Hideaway Phuket Patong – MGallery, Tambu reimagines the opulence of India’s Mughal era through the culinary mastery of Iron Chef Saurabh Sachdeva. Overlooking the Andaman Sea and surrounded by lush mountains, Tambu offers a unique dining experience that blends the richness of North-Indian heritage with modern charcoal cuisine techniques. Each dish, crafted with premium ingredients and the finesse of open-flame cooking, tells a story of flavor, tradition, and innovation. Tambu Phuket is open daily from 6pm – 11pm with weekend lunch from 12pm – 2.30pm (Sat & Sun) For information and reservations, please contact +66 95 834 7208.

About Nila:
Into the gastronomy of India’s coastal realms. Inspired by the tales of traders, NILA is helmed by Chef Bharath S Bhat invites guests to embark on a culinary journey that features the vibrant and culturally rich flavours of coastal Indian cuisine. The Malayalam word NILA translates to the colour blue, embodying the azure waters along the coast, where the climate provided an optimal environment for commerce. With the progression of trade, a myriad of Portuguese influences left an enduring imprint on both the architectural landscape and the distinctive Indian culinary scene. NILA is located at the 4th floor of Amari Bangkok, and is open daily from 18:00 to 24:00. For information and reservation, please contact +66 2653 9000.

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