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First successfully held in 2012, the Viva Mexico Food Festival has increasingly gained the enthusiastic support of food connoisseurs who appreciate the distinctive Mexican cuisine.
Mexican cuisine is rich and often symbolic, closely associated with festivals, which is why it was included in UNESCO's list of intangible cultural heritage. Many Mexican dishes are complex due to their connection to the country's social structure. Preparing food, especially for family or public events, is seen as an investment in maintaining social relationships. Even the concept of taste is considered social, with meals such as lavish dinners on special occasions always meticulously prepared.
With the slogan "Time's up for the break. Time to party!", La Brasserie restaurant will offer you a special culinary festival, an exciting adventure to one of the world's most captivating gastronomic destinations. A selection of delicious Mexican dishes and drinks will be on display, along with unlimited servings of fresh, premium seafood.
Mexican specialties include: Grilled lamb barbacoa, marinated fresh grouper, lobster chipotle, traditional pozole soup, guacamole with fried totopos, Iberian belota, and boqueron. In addition, the feast features cheese quesadillas, enchiladas, tostadas, carne asadas, tamales, empanadas, tacos al pastor, cactus salad with tomato salsa, pastel de tres leches, polvorones de cannele, and many other tempting options.
In addition, the lively live music will surely provide you with an enjoyable dining experience.
La Brasserie, 6:00 PM – 10:30 PM
VND 1,200,000++ people
Includes unlimited servings of unique Mexican drinks such as Tequila, Margarita (Classic, Strawberry), Coconut Pina Colada, Sangria, Mixed Fruit Juices, wine, beer, soft drinks, fruit juices, tea, and coffee.
The prices listed do not include a 5% service charge and 10% tax.
Hotel Nikko Saigon
Tel: +84 8 3925 7777 - Ext: 5025
E-mail:prm@hotelnikkosaigon.com.vn
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