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Hua Hin Marriott Resort rolls out November dining lineup with lobster and festive buffets

Hua Hin Marriott Resort rolls out November dining lineup with lobster and festive buffets
Hospitality · 2026
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By Marcus Tan Hospitality Correspondent Nov 10, 2026 3 min read

Hua Hin Marriott Resort & Spa is rolling out a month-long culinary programme this November, combining seasonal seafood, Thai cultural traditions and international festive dining. The programme is designed to appeal to both leisure travellers and local residents seeking upscale dining experiences along Thailand's Gulf coast.

Phuket lobster creations at Big Fish & Bar

From 1 to 30 November, the resort's seafood-focused outlet, Big Fish & Bar, will present a dedicated Phuket Lobster Creations menu. The selection features four dishes that highlight the versatility of Phuket lobster, blending Thai and international flavours.

Guests can choose between Goong Mangkorn Pad Thai and Goong Mangkorn Kua Prik Gluer, both priced at THB 3,195++ (approximately US$90). For those seeking a Singaporean twist, the Singapore Chili Lobster is available at THB 3,250++, while the classic Lobster Thermidor is offered at THB 3,195++.

The menu underscores the resort's commitment to sourcing premium regional ingredients and presenting them in both traditional and contemporary preparations. The dishes are expected to appeal to seafood enthusiasts and those looking to explore the flavours of Phuket lobster in a refined beachfront setting.

Festive buffets at Amber Kitchen

In addition to the lobster showcase, the resort will celebrate two notable occasions with special buffet dinners at its all-day dining venue, Amber Kitchen.

On 24 November, the Loy Krathong Dinner Buffet will feature a spread of Thai specialities, fresh seafood and other dishes. Guests will also have the opportunity to participate in a traditional krathong-making activity, adding a cultural dimension to the dining experience. Loy Krathong, the Thai festival of lights, is celebrated nationwide with offerings of decorated floats on rivers and waterways.

Two days later, on 26 November, the resort will host its Thanksgiving Dinner Buffet. The menu will include Australian beef, pork belly and lamb, catering to international guests and expatriates celebrating the American holiday. Live music will accompany the dinner, enhancing the festive atmosphere.

Both buffets are priced at THB 1,399++ per adult and THB 499++ for children aged six to 11. An optional beverage package is available for guests who wish to pair their meal with selected drinks.

The November programme reflects a broader trend among Thai resorts to diversify their F&B offerings to attract both domestic and international visitors. Similar initiatives have been seen across the region, such as festive season offers at S Hotels & Resorts properties in Thailand.

Hua Hin, a popular beach destination about 200 kilometres south of Bangkok, continues to position itself as a culinary hub. The Marriott resort's events are likely to draw interest from travel agents and tour operators looking to package dining experiences for clients seeking more than just accommodation.

For travel professionals, the resort's November calendar offers a concrete example of how hotels can leverage seasonal events to drive incremental revenue and enhance guest engagement. The combination of local cultural celebrations and international holidays provides a template for other properties in the region.

As the industry continues to recover, such targeted F&B promotions are becoming increasingly important for differentiating properties and encouraging repeat visits. The Hua Hin Marriott's programme is a case in point, blending local sourcing with global appeal.

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