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EXCLUSIVE OFFER FOR SAIGON GOURMET WEEK 2024 & SOFITEL SAIGON PLAZA'S 60TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
We are excited to introduce the 6th edition of Saigon Gourmet Week, hosted by Sofitel Saigon Plaza from 26 to 29 September 2024. This year promises an extraordinary lineup of events, where renowned chefs from around the globe will bring their culinary artistry to life, creating unforgettable dining experiences.
Event Highlights:
• 26 September 2024: French Meets Japan Lunch
• 27 September 2024: French Bistro Flair Lunch | Michelin Star Dinner
• 28 September 2024: Stars & Diamonds Dinner*
• 29 September 2024: All Star Brunch
The highlight of Saigon Gourmet Week will be the Stars & Diamonds Dinner on 28 September 2024, celebrating the 60th anniversary of Sofitel Saigon Plaza. This unforgettable night will feature a one-of-a-kind menu designed by Michelin-starred chefs, bringing together a perfect blend of fine dining, heritage, and sophistication.
Special Offer for HKBAV Members:
We are pleased to offer 15% off for all members, applicable to all events except The Artistic Harmony Dinner on 26th September and Cooking classes. Don’t miss out on this exclusive opportunity to immerse yourself in a world of gourmet delights.
For more details and reservations, please find attachment of Saigon Gourmet Week 2024 Deck, or contact us directly:
Ha Thuy Hoang Quyen
Food & Beverage Executive Administrative.
Email: quyen.ha@sofitel.com
Phone: 028 3824 1555
We look forward to celebrating with you at this remarkable culinary event and Sofitel’s milestone anniversary!
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