FestivalsThe 23rd World Gourmet Festival at Bangkok is happening from 19 to 24 September 2023 featuring twelve world-famous chefs.

Michelin stars align at Bangkok’s World Gourmet Festival

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The 23rd World Gourmet Festival highlights Michelin-starred cuisine and extends to Phuket and Koh Samui.
The 23rd World Gourmet Festival highlights Michelin-starred cuisine and extends to Phuket and Koh Samui. Photo Credit: World Gourmet Festival 2022

The upcoming 23rd World Gourmet Festival is returning to Bangkok's Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel from 19 to 24 September 2023, featuring a prominent lineup of twelve accomplished chefs from various international locations.

The festival will spotlight the culinary expertise of chefs from Spain, Italy, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, Taiwan, Bahrain, and Thailand, promising a week-long celebration of fine cuisine and exceptional wines.

A notable feature of this year's festival is the inclusion of some visiting chefs who will extend their culinary showcases beyond Bangkok, bringing their skills to Phuket and Koh Samui. The festival will offer attendees a diverse array of culinary experiences through dinners, afternoon tea sessions, and special events hosted by acclaimed chefs.

The participating chefs, collectively boasting an impressive seventeen Michelin stars and multiple awards, hail from esteemed establishments worldwide. Notable names include Thomas Bühner from Germany, Jordi Artal from Spain, Kiko Moya Redrado from Spain, Toshiharu Sunayama from Japan, Jimmy Lim from Taiwan, Daniele Lippi from Italy, and others.

Throughout the festival, these celebrated chefs will showcase their culinary creations in various venues within the Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel. The event will also feature a gala dinner on 19 September, wherein five of the chefs will contribute to a five-course menu in the hotel's ballroom.

In addition to culinary exhibitions, the festival will offer educational cooking classes led by distinguished chefs Arne Riehn and Phol Tantasathien. The festival's commitment to philanthropy remains intact, as a portion of ticket sales and proceeds from auctions will be directed towards the Foundation for the Welfare of Rajavithi-Girls’ Home Under the Patronage of Her Royal Highness Princess Soamsawali.

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