Spa Cuisine

Juice Bar

Nutritionally prepare your body to perform better and recover faster through the beneficial goodness of our freshly squeezed, vitamin packed juices or anti-oxidant rich açai beverages. Fit a light bite into your schedule – eat in or on the go. An assortment of fresh, made-to-order sandwiches and energy bars are available. The juice bar is located on the second floor of the spa.

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Terrace Restaurant

Enjoy a delicious lunch in our licensed fourth floor restaurant, where your spa robe is the preferred attire. With its own kitchen, food is fresh, prepared à la minute, and the menu serves up healthy (and decadent) choices to suit every taste. Relax with a glass of wine in the restaurant before or after your spa services. When weather permits, guests dine outside on the covered Terrace patio.

Making a reservation in advance is recommended, however, if you don’t have one, you’re welcome to check availability with a Guest Services Representative when you arrive.

Three Course Lunch Menu
Add a three-course luncheon (appetizer, entree, dessert) to your spa visit for $28. See menu here.

The Terrace restaurant is the perfect choice for your next morning or evening group or corporate event. Menus and spa services can be tailored to the needs of groups of 20 or more.

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Bangkok Garden Restaurant

The main dining room is lushly decorated in teak imported from Thailand. A gently flowing river, with a small school of fish and stones collected from the banks of the famous River Kwai in Kanchanabari province is guarded by Naga, a 150-year-old solid bronze protective dragon serpent from the home of a prosperous Thai merchant.

Several pieces of statuary throughout the restaurant reflect popular Thai mythology. Furnishings and artifacts were chosen or designed specifically for the restaurant and imported, with special permission, from Thailand. This includes the teak temple bells and the hand-painted blue and white porcelain tableware. Bangkok Garden offers lunch and dinner in a casual fine-dining atmosphere.
http://www.bangkokgarden.ca