31.1 C
Pattaya
Sunday, September 27, 2020
Home Tags Christoph Voegeli

Tag: Christoph Voegeli

Royal Cliff Hotels Group’s General Manager Christoph Voegeli (left) presents the hotel group’s tree planting certificate to Utid Towiriyatrakul, TEMCA Vice President - Member Relationship Management (right).
Travel & Tourism

29th TEMCA Seminar and Exhibition returns to Pattaya

Pattaya Mail -
0
Pattaya Exhibition And Convention Hall (PEACH) hosted the 29th TEMCA annual seminar and exhibition August 16 & 17. Established in...
Royal Cliff Hotels Group General Manager Christoph Voegeli (right) presents Metlife CEO Kim Jong Woon (left) with the Royal Cliff Green Certificate.
Travel & Tourism

Metlife meeting meets Royal Cliff’s Green Standards

Pattaya Mail -
0
From April 9-13 MetLife (Korea) held the first of a series of three meeting at Royal Cliff Hotels Group. Over 500 participants and...
Christoph Voegeli, GM of the Royal Cliff Hotels Group is surrounded by a bevy of beautiful ladies during the FHM Magazine’s Girls Next Door Competition photo shoot at the Royal Cliff Hotels Group recently.
AROUND TOWN

Models add a touch of glamour to Royal Cliff

Pattaya Mail -
0
Christoph Voegeli, GM of the Royal Cliff Hotels Group is surrounded by a bevy of beautiful ladies during the FHM Magazine’s Girls Next...
H.E. Niwatthamrong Boonsongpaisarn (centre), Minister of the Prime Minister’s Office and acting Chairman of the Committee on Myanmar-Thailand Coordination, presided over the 3rd Myanmar - Thailand JCC and JSC Meeting for Comprehensive Development in the Dawei SEZ and its Related Project Areas at the Royal Cliff Hotels Group recently. He was greeted Vathanai Vathanakul (right), Vice President of the Royal Cliff Hotels Group and GM Christoph Voegeli (left).
AROUND TOWN

Thai–Myanmar ministers hold pow-wow at Royal Cliff

note -
0
H.E. Niwatthamrong Boonsongpaisarn (centre), Minister of the Prime Minister’s Office and acting Chairman of the Committee on Myanmar-Thailand Coordination, presided over the...
John Crawford, David Millière, Manantana Chaisamut and Christoph Voegeli.
Our Community

Californian wine gala dinner lives up to its promise

Elfi Seitz -
0
Once again, the wine-dinner at the Royal Grill Room & Wine Cellar of the Royal Cliff Beach Resort on March 9th was fully...
Proudly holding the Wine Spectator Award are (l-r) Somchart Boonmawat F&B Director (Grand Hotel), Panga Vathanakul (Managing Director), and Christoph Voegeli (General Manager & deVine Club Acting President).
Features

The deVine Club celebrates another Wine Spectator award

Dr. Iain Corness -
0
When you mention “wine tastings”, the image of long wooden school forms with breadsticks and water and an attendant spittoon comes immediately to...
Royal Cliff Managing Director Panga Vathanakul (right) welcomes Brian Marca, CEO and Managing Director of BEC-Tero Entertainment (left) and his lovely wife & daughter (center) at the Royal Cliff Beach Hotel Lobby with Royal Cliff General Manager Christoph Voegeli (2nd from left).
Travel & Tourism

Royal Cliff Welcomes BEC-Tero Entertainment

Pattaya Mail -
0
BEC-TERO Entertainment chose the Royal Cliff Beach Hotel’s Infini poolside to hold a company party on Saturday January 12. ...
Royal Cliff Managing Director Panga Vathanakul is pictured with long-standing, guests Antonio and Elisa Colombo and Royal Cliff’s General Manager Christoph Voegeli, Director of Sales & Marketing Victor Kriventsov, and Royal Wing’s Resident Manager Klaus Bodo Hund.
Our Community

Royal Cliff executives celebrate with regular guests

note -
0
Royal Cliff Hotels Group held another memorable Regular Guest Cocktail Party at the Grand Hotel’s Promenade Lounge on Friday December 28. The executive...
(Front row) Christoph Voegeli, Panga Vathanakul, Marchesi de Frescobaldi; (back row) Chan Vathanakul, Mrs Sripasert, Virach Sriprasert.
Dining Out

Dining with the Marchesi de Frescobaldi

Dr. Iain Corness -
0
It is not often that one gets the opportunity to dine with European nobility, but the Royal Cliff’s de Vine Wine Club, along...
“Dining with an Indian Queen” might be stretching it a little, but after a couple of hours in the Royal Cliff’s Maharani restaurant, billed as the Queen of Indian flavors, I too felt like royalty with the décor, service and spices. It had been three years since I had dined with the “Queen”, but I was very pleased to see the Indian atmosphere has continued. The alcoves with crenated arches are just reminiscent of the Indian continent, and the service girls in the Indian-styled outfits all help to set the scene. We were also fortunate to meet the head chef of the Indian kitchen Hasan Rij Giri, who is assisted by Pratap Singh. Hasan is very proud of his kitchen and assured me that yes, he had a tandoori oven (and I am particularly fond of garlic naan, best made in the tandoor). The Dining Out team in this instance was swelled to four with the additions being the new GM of the Royal Cliff Christoph Voegeli and the senior F&B director of the hotel complex, Max Josef Huber (himself previously being a chef) in addition to Madame, this time of Indian heritage. With that group we had everything covered, as I will admit I am not particularly knowledgeable on Indian cuisine. Christoph chose the first wine, being one from the area of Germany where he grew up. This was a Dr. Burklin-Wolf reisling, sweet enough to handle the curries that Indian food can provide. Having a look at the wine list myself, an addition has been small maps of the regions where the grapes were grown. A nice touch. The wine list is also very detailed and caters for all palates and pockets. Even the house wine, which comes from the well known Australian Penfolds vineyard, is only B. 1,250. Very pleasant and eminently quaffable. We managed a bottle of the Penfolds after the German reisling. We settled on eight dishes between the four of us, after discussion with chef Hasan. These were the Prawn Till Tikka, a Paneer Tikka Akbari, a Goan Fish Curry, a Lamb Bhuna Gosht, Garlic Naan, vegetable Jel Ferzi, a Daal Tarka and Basmati rice. A good wide spread, with none being over-the-top curry-wise. I must comment first on the Basmati rice. The lightest, fluffiest rice that has been my pleasure to eat. Do order it with your curries. My garlic naan arrived, not overly oily or tough, but again an excellent dish from the Maharani’s Indian kitchen. The first course we had was the Prawn Till Tikka. These were plump prawns encrusted with sesame seeds, and were absolutely mouthwateringly delightful. Another dish that was not at all spicy, but was certainly “more-ish”. The Paneer Tikka Akbari was another dish that received the plaudits of our Indian member of the Dining Out team. The cheese dices had good consistency and this dish was an example of being marinated in Mughal Akbari mixture and then cooked in the tandoor. Next up Chef Hasan provided us with a Goan fish curry. This is almost a Goan staple with the fish cooked in ginger paste, fresh coconut, coriander, cumin, turmeric and red and green chillies. Spicy but not over the top, and certainly very flavorsome. The Lamb Bhuna Gosht was another curry prepared with a delicate touch. This is a style of Northern Indian cooking where the sauce is reduced to a point where it is really thick and clings to the meat. Superb! Like most Royal Cliff outlets, the Maharani does come across as something special. It is a restaurant to which you take special people for special occasions, and still be very pleasantly surprised at how inexpensive the restaurant actually is. Once again, the Maharani restaurant shows that it is a cut above the Birmingham Balti’s and should not be spoken about in the same sentence. We had a very enjoyable evening and we can recommend the Maharani without question. Maharani Restaurant, Royal Cliff Beach Resort, Pratamnak Road, South Pattaya, telephone 038 250 421. Closed Mondays. Hours 11 a.m. until 2.30 p.m. for breakfast/lunch and then 6 p.m. though to last orders 10.30 p.m. for dinner. Secure parking within the Royal Cliff Beach Resort grounds.
Dining Out

Dining with an Indian Queen

Miss Terry Diner -
0
“Dining with an Indian Queen” might be stretching it a little, but after a couple of hours in the Royal Cliff’s Maharani restaurant,...
12Page 1 of 2

Latest Stories

Auto Draft

Black Velvet

Harry Flashman -
0
With the current ‘lock down’ situation, this is an ideal opportunity to experiment with some different photographic projects. This is really special effects photography...
Auto Draft

The Moon is rusting, and researchers want to know why

Pattaya Mail -
0
While our Moon is airless, research indicates the presence of hematite, a form of rust that normally requires oxygen and water. That has scientists...
Auto Draft

Pattaya-bound tourists killed, 40 hurt in Korat bus crash

Pattaya Mail -
0
A speeding, sleepy driver is being blamed for a deadly bus crash in Korat early Saturday that killed seven Thai tourists and injured 40...
Regular visa and immigration questions from retired Pattaya expats

Regular visa and immigration questions from retired Pattaya expats

Pattaya Mail -
0
Here’s a roundup of some of the most frequent questions raised by Pattaya expats about their personal visa situation during the coronavirus pandemic. Updated...
Pattaya teen jumper a symptom of Thailand’s pandemic mental-health crisis

Pattaya teen jumper a symptom of Thailand’s pandemic mental-health crisis

Pattaya Mail -
0
The teenage boy who threatened suicide twice in a week is not simply a case of bullying, adolescence or family problems, but a symptom...
© 2016 Pattaya Mail Publishing Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.