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He booked a one-way ticket to Thailand the day after finishing high school. Now he's a top Bangkok chef - Vimarsana News

He booked a one-way ticket to Thailand the day after finishing high school. Now he's a top Bangkok chef

The Swedish-born executive head chef of Nordic-Asian restaurant Villa Frantzen explains how being forced to give up Muay Thai eventually led him to the kitchen.

Source: cnn.com
Best restaurants: How a Swedish chef ended up in Thailand - Vimarsana News

Best restaurants: How a Swedish chef ended up in Thailand

The Swedish-born executive head chef of Nordic-Asian restaurant Villa Frantzen explains how being forced to give up Muay Thai eventually led him to the kitchen.

Source: ctvnews.ca
He booked a one-way ticket to Thailand the day after finishing high school. Now he's a top Bangkok chef - Vimarsana News

He booked a one-way ticket to Thailand the day after finishing high school. Now he's a top Bangkok chef

The Swedish-born executive head chef of Nordic-Asian restaurant Villa Frantzen explains how being forced to give up Muay Thai eventually led him to the kitchen.

Source: cnn.com
3 attractions to open as part of STB's new 'Made in Singapore' global campaign - Vimarsana News

3 attractions to open as part of STB's new 'Made in Singapore' global campaign

Three new attractions will be launched as part of Singapore Tourism Board's 'Made in Singapore' global campaign to highlight the nation as a travel destination.

Source: yahoo.com
Celebrity chef Bjorn Frantzen: Having truffles all year round is not always a good thing - Vimarsana News

Celebrity chef Bjorn Frantzen: Having truffles all year round is not always a good thing

Bjorn Frantzen, the Swedish chef-restaurateur of Singapore’s three Michelin-starred Zen and newly opened Brasserie Astoria shares his passion for lively restaurants, developing staff and the dilemma of having seasonal produce now being available perennially.