Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai will welcome chef Andrew Yeo back for the fourth Supper Society edition during the October Golden Week period. The series uses food as a way to share the stories and traditions behind individual recipes.
Yeo previously appeared at the resort in 2025 and is now returning for a wider programme, not merely repeating the same dinner. Executive chef Alvin Dela Cruz and executive sous chef Naruchit Tiangtrong are joining him.
An intimate six-hands dinner
The centrepiece is a collaboration between the three chefs, combining their different culinary perspectives. The resort frames it around heritage, personal memory and contemporary technique.
The six-hands format gives each cook a role in the menu rather than making one chef solely responsible for every course. Its details should be confirmed directly for the booked evening.
An expanded residency
The chef's return also includes an afternoon tea inspired by Golden Week traditions and a separate dinner based on heritage and family recipes. These give guests more than one opportunity to experience his cooking.
The programme is designed around October dates rather than a permanent residency throughout the year. Advance reservations are particularly relevant to limited-capacity events.
Food as a storytelling platform
Supper Society brings chefs, guests and creative people together around a shared table. The resort has presented each edition as an occasion for conversation as well as eating.
The surrounding rice fields and mountains give the event a regional context distinct from a city restaurant. Individual dishes may draw on multiple influences while retaining that local setting.
Planning an October visit
Guests should ask for the exact sequence, time and pricing of the chosen dinner or tea. The announcement names a programme of experiences but does not suggest every hotel booking includes them.
This story is distinct from the resort's Journey of Rice activity, which is a separate 65th-anniversary cultural programme. Both can inform an itinerary without being treated as one package.
