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Discover the flavors of Thailand at Golden Monkey

Creating an experience that goes beyond the plate

Press Release

Golden Monkey brings a unique Asian dining experience to Cyprus, inviting guests to discover the vibrant flavours, traditions and artistry of Thailand. Located at The Tower of St Raphael Resort, the restaurant combines authentic Thai cuisine with sophisticated surroundings, creating an experience that goes beyond the plate.

At the heart of Golden Monkey is Thai Head Chef Lertnapa Maowong, whose 26 years of culinary experience and passion for Thai cuisine inspire the restaurant’s menu. Together with her culinary team, she has created dishes that celebrate the perfect balance of Thai cooking, combining distinctive tastes, aromas, textures and colours.

The experience is also brought to life through weekly Live Cooking Sessions every Monday, where guests can watch the chefs prepare dishes and see authentic Thai cuisine come to life. For those who want to discover more, Golden Monkey also hosts Thai cooking masterclasses, giving participants the opportunity to learn about traditional ingredients and techniques, watch the chefs in action and taste the dishes they have helped bring to life.

Each month, guests are invited to discover something new through the Dish of the Month, exploring different Thai specialities and flavours. Complementing the culinary experience is the Cocktail of the Month, offering a creative Thai inspired creation to enjoy alongside the cuisine.

The restaurant’s atmosphere completes the journey, with Thai inspired décor combining contemporary elegance, traditional elements, handcrafted artworks and distinctive patterns. Guests can dine in the stylish indoor area or enjoy the impressive terrace.

Golden Monkey is more than a restaurant,  it is an invitation to taste, discover and experience the spirit of Thailand in the heart of Limassol.

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