After
experiencing major success in it’s first year, upscale Thai restaurant,
Songkran opened its second location. Executive Chef Junnajet Hurapan
invited me to a Happy Hour experience of his wonderful restaurant that pays homage to
Thailand’s most famous celebration, the Songkran water festival. The Happy Hour took place at the new Songkran restaurant in the
Sugarland Town Square. I was lucky to be among those invited to this event.
Chef
Junnajet “Jett” Hurapan built the Songkran menu with traditional recipes
reminiscent of his birthplace, Bangkok, Thailand. Songkran’s resident pastry
chef, Jira Hurapan, is also from Bangkok and is Chef Jett’s wife. Together,
they bring guests the extraordinary flavors of their homeland through fresh,
high-quality ingredients and authentic dishes, including a selection of
curries, noodles, and vegetarian and gluten-free options. The Songkran bar
boasts an extensive collection of cocktails, a sommelier-curated wine list, imported
European and Asian beers, and several types of sake.
I had the opportunity of chatting with Chef Jet and the restaurant's Sommelier about their start in the industry as well as their influences. With a food menu boasting flavor, Chef Jet wants " flavor to speak." Tasting and conversing with the restaurant sommelier, heightened my senses(get it, get it). I had the opportunity to taste some of their wines and signature cocktails, which made me want to come back to taste the food.
Hours are Monday-Thursday, 4 pm to 10 pm, and Friday-Saturday, 4 pm to 11 pm. For more information and reservations, please visit songkranthaikitchen.com.
Hours are Monday-Thursday, 4 pm to 10 pm, and Friday-Saturday, 4 pm to 11 pm. For more information and reservations, please visit songkranthaikitchen.com.
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| Khao Pad: Basil Chicken Fried Rice. I loooove Fried Rice, but not everyone makes it well. This one is amazing!! |
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| Lychee Martini: So fresh and light, but don't let the lightness fool you. lol. Highly recommend |



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