When people think of Michelin, they often envision exquisite dishes and masterful culinary techniques. However, Michelin-starred dining isn't just about taste; it's a holistic experience encompassing ambiance, service, and accompanying beverages.
A restaurant's atmosphere sets the stage for the dining experience. While not needing to be extravagant, meticulous attention to detail—from cleanliness and lighting to attentive service—creates a comfortable and enjoyable environment. While the food takes center stage, drinks are essential companions. A sip of cold beer with a subtle bitterness and gentle sweetness can enhance the natural flavors of the food or create balance between dishes. The presentation of the beverage also significantly impacts the diner's experience.
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Saigon Special's green bottle appears at the Michelin Star Revelation ceremony in Da Nang, evening of 6/5. Photo: Saigon Special Beer |
Saigon Special's green bottle appears at the Michelin Star Revelation ceremony in Da Nang, evening of 6/5. Photo: Saigon Special Beer
Bao Long (38, TP HCM) shared, "I enjoy the Michelin dining experience because of the many contributing factors, from the quality of the food to the atmosphere and the accompanying drinks. It all creates a complete experience."
Diners' desire for complementary food and drink pairings explains Saigon Special beer's presence in numerous Michelin-starred restaurants. Beyond its smooth flavor, derived from carefully selected ingredients and a special brewing process, Saigon Special's presentation also resonates with many consumers.
The beer's distinctive bottle shape has become synonymous with the brand, etched in the minds of generations of consumers. Through various updates, the brand has retained this iconic shape while modernizing the design for a more eye-catching and sophisticated look. This adds to the visual experience, especially in Michelin-standard settings.
Previously, Saigon Special beer was often associated with everyday moments. Its recent appearance in Michelin-starred restaurants signals the brand's evolution. Nhat Vu (restaurant manager, TP HCM) commented, "Whether in a casual eatery or a luxurious restaurant, Saigon Special exudes a unique appeal. Its refined design, with its unmistakable bottle shape, adds a special touch to the restaurant's ambiance."
Beyond enhancing the consumer experience, this familiar Vietnamese beer brand has also been a partner of the Michelin Guide Ceremony for three consecutive years, the latest event taking place in Da Nang. This demonstrates the brand's commitment to honoring and promoting Vietnamese culinary values.
Diep Chi
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