Roaming restaurant specialists Chateau Marmot are back for two exclusive nights in Greenwich with Australia’s leading Thai chef Sujet Saenkham in a luxurious apartment designed by iconic British designer Tom Dixon. This is elegant Thai food with a twist – Sujet will have access to Chateau Marmot’s impressive list of small farms, fishermen and foragers from around the UK – to create five exciting courses.
We have it on good authority that there are just a handful of tickets left so if you are SUPER quick you might just be able to get your hands on them!!
Tickets are £4, which includes an exclusive 5 course tasting menu, AND a copy of ‘Spice I Am’ in Hardback personally signed by Sujet on the night (RRP £16.99) – TOTAL BARGAIN.
The Marmot team led by Theo Cooper spent the last nine months creating the highly acclaimed Beehive Place in Brixton (which we LOVED, LOVED LOVED), where every night sold out, feedings thousands of happy foodies.
For the first event of a new series they are excited to present a chef travelling across the world for the occasion; in just ten years Sujet has gone from running hotly-tipped backstreet restaurant Spice I Am to running a total of five critically acclaimed Thai restaurants in Sydney. His style is authentically Thai, distinguished by leaving out ingredients like coconut milk, which are overused outside Thailand and can mute the full spectrum of Thai flavours.
Sujet’s food is vibrant, fresh and exciting and for the first time he’ll be applying this template to a set of beautiful British ingredients. Back in Oz Sujet’s passion for ingredients has led to him growing many on his own farm. From twists on classic dishes to completely new creations this is a one off chance to try some of the best cooking this side of Bangkok.
As always with Chateau Marmot’s events, the drinks list will be a carefully curated mix chosen to complement the food including cocktails from the Beehive Place team which share ingredients with the menu, wines from independent growers, craft beer and lovely soft drinks.
The apartment, which contains many original Tom Dixon pieces, is located on Greenwich Peninsula right next to North Greenwich station and can be reached by train, boat or Skyline.
So if you want to get your hands on the last few tickets for the Saturday night, here’s the place to do it.
