The same folks who brought you Central World will soon bring a series of “lifestyle Dining & Gastro Bar Landmarks” to various locations around Thailand. We’re not quite sure what exact “lifestyle” these new joints will cater to, but according to the press conference, “the new dining landmarks will definitely become destinations of the world like other hip spots such as the Meatpacking District in New York, Liverpool Street in London, Xin Tian Di in Shanghai, Lan Kwai Fong in Hong Kong and Clarke Quay in Singapore.” So, basically, expect big things.
The “landmarks” are going to contain a selection from some of Europe’s top eateries. Harrod’s, the restaurant from the famous Harrod’s department store in London, will be making an appearance, along with Fauchon – a particularly well-known bakery from France. The hyper-exclusive Thong Lor joint Water Library will be opening a branch as well.
Groove at Central World will house these fresh arrivals to the Bangkok dining scene, and other branches in Chiang Mai and Koh Samui (named the Port and the Blossom, respectively), will follow soon thereafter.
The “Groove” project rings in at an estimated THB600 million and will occupy 15,00 square meters on the Rama 1 side of Central World.
