Liverpool Thai restaurant gets seal of approval

by Nick Webster. Published Fri 25 Feb 2011 18:26, Last updated: 2011-02-25
James Wallace (EFC), H.E. Mr Kitti Wasinondh (Thai Ambassador) Shane Duffy (EFC) & Jose Baxter (EFC)
James Wallace (EFC), H.E. Mr Kitti Wasinondh (Thai Ambassador) Shane Duffy (EFC) & Jose Baxter (EFC)

A Thai restaurant at Liverpool ONE has been awarded a diplomatic seal of approvale after the Ambassador of Thailand, His Excellency Mr. Kitti Wasinondh, made a high-profile visit.

The Royal Thai Restaurant Chaophraya pronounced "chow-pie-a" and named after the longest river in Thailand was selected due to its high standards, traditional cuisine and luxurious style.

Attending the prestigious even hosted by Nicholas Wainwright was the High Sheriff of Merseyside Roy Morris, Chief Constable John Murphy, Sir Philip Carter & Lady Harriet Carter, Royal Thai officials and many other distinguished guests and prominent figures from the City.

The 300-cover restaurant stands in prime position on the leisure level of Liverpool ONE shopping centre. Situated opposite the Hilton Hotel where the Ambassador is staying the restaurant enjoys wonderful views across the park and the Albert Dock.

The red carpet entrance to the restaurant was full of traditionally dressed Thai staff and professional Thai dancers who had also travelled to Liverpool to performance especially for the Ambassador. Entertainment was provided by 6 Thai musicians all playing traditional instruments.

Many Thai people are huge fans of Liverpool and the Ambassador makes no exception as he loves the Beatles and Everton Football Club. With this in mind Chaophraya arranged a special presentation of signed football memorabilia which will be presented by Everton Players James Wallace, Jose Baxter & Shane Duffy

Kim Atcharaporn Kaewkraikhot, owner of Chaophraya said “We are delighted that the Ambassador has decided to host this event at our restaurant and we are looking forward to showcasing our royal standard food and the Chaophraya experience”.

After the reception the Ambassador and a few selected dignitaries were entertained in the equally luxurious Palm Sugar Lounge.

Graeme Parry, Manager of Palm Sugar Lounge said “We have many high profile customers and most of them are regulars however so we were especially were delighted to take part in this event”.





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