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Rang Mahal won Thailand's Best Restaurants 2011

Rang Mahal, the truly exquisite Indian restaurant, was once again awarded from Thailand Tatler as one of Thailand's Best Restaurants 2011.

2011-04-02
BANGKOK, THAILAND, April 02, 2011 (Press-News.org) Congratulations for the Eleventh consecutive year. Rang Mahal, the exquisite rooftop Indian restaurant at Rembrandt Hotel, was honored once again as one of Thailand's Best Restaurants 2011 by Thailand Tatler. The award-presentation took place at Central World and featured some of Bangkok's most famous restaurants, famous Thai and foreign celebrities and media personalities.

HSH Prince Bhisadej Rajani, a guest of honor, presided over the event and presented the prestigious awards. General Manager, Eric Hallin, Hotel Manager, Simon Rindlisbacher, and Quentin Fougeroux, F&B Manager, represented the Rembrandt during the award ceremony on Monday March 28th, 2011.

Rang Mahal is located on the rooftop of the Rembrandt Hotel and is well recognized as one of the best Indian Restaurants in Bangkok with an elegant sophisticated setting with live music. Diners may enjoy the taste of fine Indian dishes with breathtaking views over Bangkok.

About Rembrandt Hotel & Towers
Rembrandt Hotel offers luxury, outstanding services, and facilities to satisfy all travellers to Bangkok, Thailand. The property is conveniently located in Bangkok's Sukhumvit district, near the central business district as well as shopping attractions, city landmarks and vibrant nightlife. Rembrandt has been a landmark on Sukhumvit since its construction by a Japanese company to Japanese earthquake resistance standards nearly a decade ago. This quality Bangkok Hotel is just a short 5 minute walk to the Asoke skytrain (BTS) and Sukhumvit metro (MRT) system. It is a great location for both tourists and business travellers, who will find easy access to all of Sukhumvit and Bangkok.


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[Press-News.org] Rang Mahal won Thailand's Best Restaurants 2011
Rang Mahal, the truly exquisite Indian restaurant, was once again awarded from Thailand Tatler as one of Thailand's Best Restaurants 2011.