From treetops to under the sea: Extraordinary culinary adventures that go beyond the plate


Canopy lets guests enjoy a bird’s-eye view of Chiang Rai’s lush jungle. — Minor Hotels

Sometimes, dressing to the nines and sitting down for a meal disproportionate to the size of the plate it’s served on is just not a special enough experience. Sometimes, you look for something far more thrilling, more exclusive – especially if you’re forking out a fortune for it.

This is where unique dining experiences come in. Such eateries’ selling point isn’t the foods’ tantalising tastes alone. In fact, it could be said these are supplementary to the real attraction: Location.

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