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Phu Quoc hosts int’l culinary week to celebrate World Wellness Day

Renowned JW Marriott chefs from Vietnam and Thailand will join a special gastronomy extravaganza to take place in Phu Quoc Island to mark World Wellness Day.

Guest chef Mohan Lal from JW Marriott Khao Lak, Thailand will join JW Marriott resident chefs from Phu Quoc and Hanoi for Sustainable Culinary Week (Photo courtesy of JW Marriott Phu Quoc)
Guest chef Mohan Lal from JW Marriott Khao Lak, Thailand will join JW Marriott resident chefs from Phu Quoc and Hanoi for Sustainable Culinary Week (Photo courtesy of JW Marriott Phu Quoc)

HCM City (VNS/VNA) - Renowned JW Marriott chefs from Vietnam and Thailand will join a special gastronomy extravaganza to take place in Phu Quoc Island to mark World Wellness Day.

The special week-long event, where gastronomy and sustainability converge to create an unforgettable experience for all food connoisseurs, aims to showcase a curated selection of the finest sustainable dishes crafted by the renowned chefs dedicated to preserving the planet while delighting palates.

The Sustainable Culinary Week, running June 6-10 at JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay Resort & Spa, promises to tantalize the taste buds and ignite a passion for environmentally conscious dining like never before.

Foodies will have the opportunity to savor the finest dishes, from sea- and farm-to- table delicacies to innovative plant-based creations, prepared with ethically sourced, organic ingredients, complemented by a selection of wines, creative cocktails, and artisanal beverages that embody the spirit of sustainability.

Engaging in the event are JW Marriott resident chefs from Hanoi and Phu Quoc Island with guest chefs from JW Bangkok and Khao Lak.

Each food and beverage outlet will showcase its exclusive and innovative culinary delights. The all-day dining extravaganza at Tempus Fugit serves up a mesmerizing fusion of Thai, Vietnamese, Indian and international dishes, curated by the resort’s resident chefs and guest chefs from JW Marriott Bangkok and Khao Lak.

At Red Rum, the beachfront restaurant entices with a unique blend of Latin American and Japanese cuisine, showcasing delicacies like An Thoi shrimp maki and Phu Quoc cobia sashimi.

Guests also can dive into the vibrant tapestry of Phu Quoc’s local culture through a series of enriching experiences. They can explore the island's agricultural wonders on chef-guided tours to local honeybee farms, pepper plantations, and the iconic fish sauce village or engage in hands-on cooking classes using fresh, locally sourced ingredients that showcase Phu Quoc's rich culinary heritage.

Coffee enthusiasts can indulge in coffee-making workshops, where they'll discover the art of brewing Vietnamese coffee./.

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