Chinese favourites come to life

Dim sum, barbecued meat combos, soups, vegetable dishes, rice and noodles are also on the menu. Free flow Chinese tea and Chrysanthemum tea are included in the Bt1,200-plus price per set. Find out more or book a table at (02) 200 9000 extension 2345.

Slow moves and high kicks 
FMMA Bangkok offers classes in tai chi, qigong and wingchun throughout the week, teaching Thais and expats of all ages, shapes and sizes in a friendly “family” atmosphere. The programme also features regular trips out of Bangkok, giving students the chance to practise in natural surroundings and a relaxing atmosphere. 
Eight classes cost Bt2,800, 12 classes Bt3,500 – with Bt700 going towards PAWS Bangkok to help cats. Kids and corporate class are also available. The studio is close to Huay Kwang MRT station. 
Call (092) 683 5686, or visit https:// m.facebook.com/wingchunsukhumvit61/. 
 
Pork – the sweet and the sour
Take a satisfying bite of pulled pork wrap combined with flame-grilled pineapple and topped with exciting Texas chilli sauce all this month at Deli by Conrad. Check it out at (02) 690 9999 extension 9222.

Rise and shine at Element
Guests can now tuck into their favourite breakfasts all-day, every day at Element restaurant at the Amara Bangkok Hotel. Choose from classic eggs Benedict, croque madame sandwich, huevos, rancheros, fish and chips, fresh quinoa fruit salad and crispy toasted waffles. Prices start at Bt220-plus. For more information, call (02) 021 8888 extension 5320.

Down on the farm
Siam Kubota invites university students aged 18 to 22 attending the faculties of agriculture, engineering and related fields to take part in the Kubota Smart Farmer Camp 2018 on the them “Kluk Din Fin Fer” (“Enjoy the soil”). The event, which is free and limited to 100 participants, will take place from June 5 to 9 at the Siam Kubota community enterprise in Udon Thani Province. To register, visit www.Facebook.com/kubotacamp, www.siamkubota.co.th, or add Line ID @kubotacamp2018 before May 20.