Treat yourself midweek to French bistro delights, contemporary Japanese donburi and elevated Catalan cuisine.
Koktail handpicks some of our favourite restaurants’ new lunch menus. Here are three that we recommend if you think you have worked hard enough to earn a little midweek pat on the back.
Gaston French Bistro
Gaston Bistro introduces Le Comptoir du Chef, also known as the Chef’s counter to their menu. With a selection of dishes perfect for casual group sharing, the Chef’s counter encourages sharing of favourite little treats – just like they do in France. Located at the Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok, the restaurant creates an inviting atmosphere reminiscent of a classic Parisian bistro. French chef David Senia works with a medley of quality imported and local ingredients, resulting in hearty bistro fare including a mini wagyu beef burger using Australian Wagyu accompanied by a homemade brioche bun, classic french dishes like duck rillette, traditional croque monsieur and more. The menu also offers French inspired mocktails such as d’Agrumes, Pomme Basilic, and Punch aux Baies along with diverse cocktail selections.
Gaston french Bistro, Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok
Open Monday – Friday, 5.30 – 10.30 p.m and Saturday – Sunday, 11.30 a.m – 2.30 p.m, 5.30 – 10.30 p.m
For more information, visit https://bistrogaston.sg/
Zuma
Contemporary Japanese izakaya style takes a donburi twist with Zuma’s new lunch time menu. Set in the St. Regis Bangkok hotel, Zuma blends modern design with traditional Japanese elements. Headed by chef Cinzia Pernici, the menu is tailored for individual enjoyment for those who are short on time but big on quality. Diners can select two starters and a main course from a variety of Zuma dishes like yakitori and white shrimp tempura. Choices of donburi include spicy beef, salmon teriyaki, black cod, and chilean sea bass, all remodelled to be served on top of steamed rice. The menu also introduces the new shogayaki chicken donburi along with a vegetarian option, tofu donburi with spicy miso, hailed by chef Cinzia as the perfect combination of nicely, smooth and juicy.
Zuma, St.Regis Bangkok
Open Monday – Sunday, 11.30 a.m – 3 p.m, 6 p.m – 1 a.m
For more information, visit Zuma
Embassy Room – Catalan Cuisine
The new lunch menu Dinar at the Embassy Room – Catalan Cuisine offers an elevated Spanish dining experience in a bright ambiance located on the 9th floor of Park Hyatt. Overseen by chef Ferran Tadeo, the dishes are prepared using seasonal ingredients from the region of Catalonia aimed to create an emotional reaction to Catalan cuisine. Highlights include bikini (iberico, filo, comte), amanida de cranc (bao, crab), and orelletes (chocolate, praline, syrup). Diners can also choose from a wine list consisting of 100+ labels from seven regions in Spain.
The lunch menu (Dinar) is priced at THB 1,400++ (3 courses) or THB 1,800++ (4
courses)
Embassy Room – Catalan cuisine, Park Hyatt Bangkok
Open 12 – 2.30 p.m, 6 – 10.30 PM
For more information, visit Embassy Room – Catalan Cuisine.