Royal Thai Week, Satoo, Shangri-La, Central Jakarta

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A week ago there was good news for Thai food lovers and who wanted to eat a lot. Satoo is famous for buffet restaurant, the concept of all day dining at the Shangri La Jakarta hotel presents a culinary experience of Thailand by bringing the original chef from this White Elephant land. For one week, visitors were be able to enjoy a variety of Thai specialties which are certainly popular.

With a large enough area, a crowded atmosphere especially during lunch hours is clearly seen in this restaurant. You certainly can find a variety of dishes with a large number and interesting of course. But on this special occasion, of course i must try Thai dishes like Som Tum, a fresh Thai salad dish, authentic soups like Tom Kha Gai & Tom Yam Goong with amazing taste sensations.

For lovers of Thai food it is certainly no strange to Pad Thai, this Thai-style rice noodle with a strong savory taste. The main menu is prepared like Ped Kee Moi or processed fried duck meat with spices and herbs that provide a fragrant aroma. There is also Pla Kapong Sam-Rod, processed lamb meat with concentrated and super savory curry.

For the price offered is very standard in accordance with the experience we get only Rp. 358,000 ++ per person. In addition to delicious taste, good quality ingredients and certainly supported by services like 5 star hotels. Royal Thai week only lasts one week to 16th September 2018. It was totally great lunch experience.

Yovent A full-time blogger & social media influencer who has been traveling overseas with huge enthusiasm & passion to explore the culinary. Living in Jakarta with variety culture, food style and start blogging since early 2014. With couple of experience, he has good referenced & inspiration in food photography and writing.

Satoo, Shangri-La,
Jl. Jend Sudirman No. Kav.1, Karet Tengah, Tanah Abang, Jakarta Pusat
Tel: +6221 2922 9999

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