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Catch a taste of Thailand at The Starling Mall

With the ever-growing popularity of Thai cuisine and flavours among Malaysians, the tantalising Thailand Food Fair 2019 is set to draw in the crowds from 25 to 28 July 2019 at The Starling in Damansara Uptown, Petaling Jaya. Jointly organised by Jaya Grocer and the Department of International Trade Promotion (DITP), Ministry of Commerce of Thailand, the fair will occupy 3,500 square feet of space in the main concourse of the mall, located on the ground floor. 
With its alluring theme of “Talad Nam” or “Floating Market”, this inaugural event is an invitation to discover the rich food and cultural heritage of our northern neighbours. So get ready to be treated to a mouth-watering showcase of quality food products, from classic favourites to innovative new creations. In fact, the sheer diversity of delicacies on offer is reason enough to drop by and take in the delicious vibes.

Beyond food and beverage choices, a carefully curated line-up of activities awaits all in the family. Among the highlights are the Kids Traditional Thai Costume Contest and Talent Show, as well as a lucky draw featuring the grand prize of two return flight tickets from Kuala Lumpur to Bangkok sponsored by Thai Airways International, a two-night hotel stay and Supanniga river dinner cruise. Other amazing prizes up for grabs include shopping vouchers, cookware and goodie bags.   Visitors can also look forward to taking part in exciting workshops, from Thai food and dessert making to the art of pandan leaf folding. Enjoy non-stop fun and entertainment with Hanuman mask painting for kids, a Thai kickboxing demonstration, cultural performances, face painting and a balloon clown. 

DITP extends its appreciation to Jaya Grocer and other event partners for their enthusiasm and support in helping make this event happen; and for generously contributing towards the shared vision of bringing the best of Thailand to Malaysia. This four-day food extravaganza is poised to provide Malaysian consumers with greater choice and better quality products that are the pride of Thailand, all under one roof.   

Thailand Food Fair 2019, 25 - 28 July 2019  Don’t miss out on this opportunity to experience some of Thailand’s finest food and cultural offerings and so much more. See you all at The Starling Mall!

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