A culinary week of gourmet treats planned at Thailand’s Six Senses Yao Noi

YAO NOI – With an already impressive lineup of dining alternatives, Six Senses Yao Noi is pulling out all the stops for a feature-filled Culinary Week from 21 February through 3 March.

In addition to three hosted events with Michelin-starred Celebrity Chef Jesper Koch, there will be wine-matching dinners with organic-inspired European-style degustation cuisine, excellent Indian dishes being featured and Chef’s Table dining with the resort’s Executive Chef Anthony Reynolds presenting personalized dinner experiences. These dinners will be accompanied with perfectly matching wines selected by the resort’s sommelier, which are also offered together with delicious meals throughout the resort.

One of many highlights will be an organic farm-inspired dinner to be held in Garden Sala of the Dining Room, hosted by Senior Chef de Cuisine Jim Driskell, who has a wide range of experience in organic farming.

In addition to these gourmet experiences, the expert beverages team, headed by Executive Sommelier Christian Maier, will present educational wine-tasting events paired with Thai food or cheese selections and will also host Wine Games, with great wines and delicious food set against the gorgeous backdrop of Phang Nga Bay.

Christian who originally comes from Alsace, spent his formative years in Europe working in celebrated Michelin-starred restaurants in both France and the United Kingdom, and has spent the past fifteen years living in Australia, working in several of Melbourne’s most celebrated restaurants as sommelier.

“We are delighted to offer this week of culinary highlights in February,” said Anthony Reynolds, executive chef at Six Senses Yao Noi. “Our team has planned wonderful menus of edible memories. In addition to the gourmet experiences, our guests will have the unique opportunity to discover more about a vast variety of wines while having an entertaining time.”

In praising Chef Jesper, Chef Anthony added, “Following his visit to our resort, on vacation one year ago, Chef Jesper asked to come back to Six Senses to cook with our team after experiencing the unique and preserved original culture of the island. It is a privilege for our hosts and guests to have such a talented and internationally-acclaimed chef work alongside us all.”

Photo caption: Michelin Star Chef Jesper Koch, Six Senses Yao Noi; Chef Anthony Reynolds, Six Senses Yao Noi

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