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Plush new hotel opens in the King Power Mahanakhon.
The Standard will finally open its doors to visitors on July 29th, according to a social media announcement by The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon.




Located in one of the most iconic buildings in the city, the 155-room hotel is already a landmark. With rooms ranging from 40 sqm to a sprawling 144 sqm penthouse, a terrace pool, fitness center, meeting rooms, and a dynamic variety of food, drink, and nightlife venues, The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon is a fit for any traveler, at any time of day or night. There’s The Parlor, the hub of the hotel for socializing, cocktails, work, lounging, live music, lectures, and more, the eclectic and unexpected tea room; Tease, American steakhouse classics at The Standard Grill, an award-winning Chinese cuisine by Mott 32, and two remarkable sky-high dining experience from Sky Beach the highest alfresco rooftop bar in Bangkok and secondly Ojo where The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon has teamed up with the acclaimed Mexican chef Francisco ‘Paco’ Ruano.



OJO

The Mexican-inspired restaurant on its 76th floor, where it overlooks the city. The name Ojo, which means ‘eye’ in Spanish, symbolises the all-seeing eye of a higher power, and is a nod to the concept of Ojo de Dios (Eye of God), which is deeply rooted in daily Mexican life, folklore and culture. Designed by Ou Baholyodhin, the venue’s rich, jewel-toned aesthetics take inspiration from the continent’s precious metals and gemstones, in addition to subtly referencing the mysticism of Latin America’s ancient civilisations. The palette of gold accents and gemstone hues comes together to form the visual representation of an architectural crown jewel.

The food itself is rooted in Guadalajara-born Chef Paco Ruano’s signature cuisine, which combines his traditional and contemporary Mexican techniques with imported and locally-sourced ingredients. Highlights include an inventive snack menu featuring guacamole with corn tostadas, aguachile with fresh tiger prawns and fresh coconut ceviche served with young coconut, fermented soy, coconut milk leche de tigre with yellow chilli. More substantial options include chicken and green mole, and slow-cooked short rib birria — a traditional ancestral stew cooked with aromatic spices at a low heat. Mexican desserts include a dark chocolate Tamal, and the chef’s signature vanilla cream rice with cinnamon ice-cream.



The Standard are offering 35% off stays from July 29, 2022, till the end of September 5, 2022:

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