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Visite privée de la cuisine thaïlandaise végétalienne à Bangkok
Lieu: Bangkok
Durée: De 3 heures 30 minutes à 4 heures
Langue: Anglais
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- Goûtez aux délices végétaliens et explorez les quartiers animés de Sukhumvit Road
- Profitez d'un enveloppement d'une bouchée, Miang Bai Cha, avec des saveurs parfaites et un thé à la citronnelle rafraîchissant
- Offrez-vous Tom Kha Hed, un plat préféré, et découvrez des points chauds verts avec des histoires fascinantes
Description
Cette visite gastronomique végétalienne à Bangkok vous emmènera dans un voyage le long de Sukhumvit Road, où vous aurez l'occasion de déguster de délicieuses friandises végétaliennes et de découvrir des sites passionnants dans trois quartiers : Asoke, Thong Lor et Phromphong.
Vous pourrez grignoter un apéritif enveloppé d'une bouchée appelé Miang Bai Cha, qui offre une combinaison parfaite de saveurs, complétée par un thé à la citronnelle rafraîchissant. Explorez le célèbre quartier de Thong Lor pour goûter à des bouchées de rue locales, qui sont toutes végétaliennes. Ne manquez pas de savourer le plat préféré de tous les temps, Tom Kha Hed, dans un restaurant socialement responsable.
Tout au long de la visite, vous aurez droit à des histoires sur des sites célèbres et votre guide vous montrera divers points chauds verts et durables de la région. Laissez-vous tenter par le délicieux plat fusion thaï-indien, Massaman Curry et Baked Roti. Enfin, rafraîchissez-vous avec une douce fin à votre aventure d'une demi-journée avec une glace végétalienne garnie de baies et de crème fouettée à la noix de coco.
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Informations importantes
- L'âge minimum est de 5 ans
- Cette visite nécessite un minimum de deux personnes
- Veuillez porter un short et une chemise légère, ainsi que des chaussures de marche confortables. Crème solaire, lunettes de soleil et chapeau sont recommandés
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