Spanish Royal Ham Included Charcuterie Platter with House Wine Set Menu
First 100 Customers to Purchase Set Receive Americano for Two Coupon and Platinum Membership Invitation
[Asia Economy Reporter Yuri Kim] The Plaza Hotel's cafe & bar 'The Lounge,' operated by Hanwha Hotels & Resorts, announced on the 10th that it has completed a revamp of its food and beverage menu and reopened on the 5th.
The Lounge is a 120-seat cafe and lounge bar located on the L floor of the Plaza Hotel. It is available not only to hotel guests but also to visitors. The Lounge features a modern interior designed by Italian designer Guido Ciompi. It offers a view overlooking Seoul City Hall at a glance.
The Plaza Hotel stated that it has completely revamped the menu to provide customers with a special gourmet experience at The Lounge. The Lounge has planned four set menus according to different time slots. From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., two types of brunch sets are available. Customers can enjoy French toast, jambon-beurre sandwich, or truffle rigatoni, along with Americano coffee and dessert. After 6 p.m., a happy hour set and a wine set are offered. In particular, the premium charcuterie platter featuring the black label jam?n from 'Cinco Jotas (5J),' which is served at the Spanish royal court, and house wine are signature menu items of The Lounge.
A Platinum Membership event commemorating The Lounge's renewal opening has also been prepared. Customers who purchase The Lounge set menu will receive an event card that includes a coffee coupon for two people at The Lounge and a 50,000 KRW department store gift certificate benefit upon joining the Platinum Membership. The event is limited to 100 people and runs until the 31st of this month. More details are available on the website.
Meanwhile, the Plaza Hotel is collaborating with various brands. Recently, it launched the 'Stay and Drink with Ilpoom Jinro' package in partnership with HiteJinro. In a survey conducted among package purchasers, over 80% responded that they were very satisfied. The largest age group among respondents was in their 30s.
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