- Songkran, means “Festival of Pouring Water”. Thai people believe that by pouring water during this time…anything bad in our lives will be flushed away, and we will be blessed in the New Year.
- Songkran festival (which officially begins April 13th.) has evolved into a family gathering day, with youngsters pouring water to older family members to show respect. Girls help their mothers and grandmothers prepare big pots of noodles for family and friends who visit, since eating long noodles during Songkran is believed to increase chances of a long life and prosperity.
- Enjoy a special Thai menu designed by Chef/Owner Aulie Bunyarataphan to promote longevity and good health. The menu will also feature some items that are rare and never been offered to American palate before.
- Pour water over a ceremonial Buddha, a ritual that is believed to flush away anything bad in your life and bring prosperity.
- Pick your own fortune for the New Year from shaking “Ziem-Zee” a container full of Thai fortune sticks with a chance to win a free or discount on your meal.
- We invite you to take part in the water pouring ritual. Refresh and renew your spirit for the Thai New Year of the dragon, the Buddhist Era year of 2567.
- The dragon year is revered as a symbol of power, nobility, good luck and prosperity. May this year be especially auspicious for you, and may you be blessed with long life, beauty, happiness, and strength.