<p>Thai restaurant ‘Benjarong’ is hosting the Loi Krathong festival at its outlet on Ulsoor Road until November 30. <br /><br />The festival is celebrated annually across the southwestern region of Thailand on the full moon day in November and brings people together as they make a wish for a better future. <br /><br />Some of the dishes in the festival menu include ‘Tung Tong’, golden pouches with water chestnuts and minced vegetables, served with sweet chilli sauce; ‘Goong pakchi lae prik’, grilled prawns with chilli coriander marinade, rolled over on zucchini; ‘Ayutthaya boat noodles soup phak’, flat noodles in a spicy ‘tom yum’ topped with vegetables or grilled chicken breast and chicken dumplings and wontons; ‘Khao pahd keow wahn’, green curry fried rice with choice of vegetarian or non-vegetarian toppings; and more.<br /><br />The menu will be available from 12-3 pm and from 7-11 pm everyday.<br /><br />The price varies from Rs 350 to Rs 1500 per person. <br /><br />For details, call 7846848837.</p>
<p>Thai restaurant ‘Benjarong’ is hosting the Loi Krathong festival at its outlet on Ulsoor Road until November 30. <br /><br />The festival is celebrated annually across the southwestern region of Thailand on the full moon day in November and brings people together as they make a wish for a better future. <br /><br />Some of the dishes in the festival menu include ‘Tung Tong’, golden pouches with water chestnuts and minced vegetables, served with sweet chilli sauce; ‘Goong pakchi lae prik’, grilled prawns with chilli coriander marinade, rolled over on zucchini; ‘Ayutthaya boat noodles soup phak’, flat noodles in a spicy ‘tom yum’ topped with vegetables or grilled chicken breast and chicken dumplings and wontons; ‘Khao pahd keow wahn’, green curry fried rice with choice of vegetarian or non-vegetarian toppings; and more.<br /><br />The menu will be available from 12-3 pm and from 7-11 pm everyday.<br /><br />The price varies from Rs 350 to Rs 1500 per person. <br /><br />For details, call 7846848837.</p>
