Popular Thai restaurant to launch new 'business' menu in Newcastle
Newcastle’s Mantra Thai restaurant is launching a new menu ideal for the business lunch. Diners will have the option to taste fine Thai cuisine in the serene setting of the Quayside restaurant during their lunchtime - providing the perfect place in which to impress their business clients.
This popular Thai restaurant will offer their business lunch menu on weekdays from 12-2.30pm, fitting in perfectly with the working week. Mantra Thai’s new menu is to include a choice selection of starters and main courses including classic Thai dishes such as Tom Yum, Tom Kha, green and yellow curries.
Diners will be able to enjoy two courses for just £12.95 per person. Jeab Prapunwong, founder of Mantra Thai, said: “Thailand is closer than you think! It’s a short trip from your office to authentic Thai cuisine when you try our new business lunch menu.
“Whether you want to impress your clients or enjoy a meal with friends, the surroundings at Mantra Thai will provide the perfect setting.” Mantra Thai is situated at 29 Forth Banks, Quayside, Newcastle, NE1 3SG, just a short walk from Central Station.
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