EPICURE VIETNAM Magazine - Issue 04 - THE BASIS of PLANT-BASED FOODAdd to Favorites

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The dreaded pandemic has thoroughly disrupted lives and livelihoods, everywhere. People were prevented from congregating, or chose to do so voluntarily. And on the
bleeding edge of these restrictions, of course, are people-focused businesses like hospitality operators and event organisers. Hotels, restaurants, and food services in general had to quickly master the art of take-out and delivery, while dealing with escalating sanitation demands, staff infection issues, and empty dining rooms
and kitchens. These and more gave operators more challenges than they ever faced before.
With the Vietnamese authorities becoming ever stricter with controlling the various
outbreaks with lockdowns and distancing measures, home delivery services have taken centre stage. With amazing and creative menus, restaurants like Anan, MAD House Saigon, La Villa, Hoa Túc have been busy giving locals and expats many choices of fine-dining - at home.
Hotels too had to find new business. Creative staycation packages offered by major fivestar hospitality brands are attracting growing interest from local Vietnamese. The opportunity to sleep in silky duvets with goose-feather pillows at never before offered rates are now on offer at top shelf hotels like The Reverie, Park Hyatt Saigon, Hotel des Arts, and Mia Saigon.
With borders staying closed for the foreseeable future, please allow Epicure Vietnam's Summer Edition to take you instead on a journey of discovery of plant-based foods, and culinary pioneer chefs like Sakang Phoeung, Peter Cuong, and Tristian Ngo. These masters, and many more are elevating Vietnam’s food and drink scene to the next level internationally.
Whether you are a local, an expatriate, or a visitor, celebrate this summer with Epicure Vietnam in the hope that borders will soon open, and Vietnam will again be a rising star.
And stronger than ever.

EPICURE VIETNAM Magazine Description:

PublisherORIENTAL MEDIA & EVENT SERVICES LTD

CategoryFood & Beverage

LanguageEnglish

FrequencyYearly

Please join us in welcoming this - the first ever - edition of Epicure Vietnam Magazine. Building on Vietnam's centuries of food and hospitality traditions, our country’s gourmet and entertainment scene is growing by leaps and bounds. Driven by both local and international culinary trends and influences, new hotels, resorts
and restaurants appear on a daily basis.
With the aim of supporting and building on the trend, Epicure Vietnam showcases our country's hospitality, gourmet & dining scene. Our young, dynamic, and resilient population of around 100 million people are eager to experience the world's finer things in life.
And we are here to help.
Epicure Vietnam's first “Festive Season” edition features the many different ways to celebrate Christmas and New Year - from “Roast to Toast” to “East to West”, and from “Buche de Noel” to the famous “Yusheng Chinese Prosperity Toast”.
So together, let's make this Festive Season one to remember.
Whatever your preferences are for food, wine, cocktails or ambiance, allow Epicure Vietnam be your personal guide, whether you are a visitor looking for authentic Vietnamese cuisine, or a local searching for the perfect venue to celebrate with partners, clients, or friends.
Epicure Vietnam is crafted especially for you, to explore Vietnam and other cuisines, cultures and countries in a most delicious way.

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