Medicinal herbs are nothing new. They've been used for centuries. Recently, they've become more widely accessible to the average person who may or may not be familiar with their traditional uses.

Food is an integral part of a healthy lifestyle, and the quality of the food we eat has a direct impact on our physical, mental, and emotional well-being. We will taste what we have gathered from the forest and assemble our snacks. The foods and drinks will have been minimally processed as possible to obtain medicinal benefits according to traditional Thai medicine's nine tastes. We'll try Mieng Kham, an herbal and aromatic bite-sized appetizer featuring various condiments and ingredients that are said to help balance the inner workings of our bodies, and herbal tea blends from both fresh and dried herbs are a perfect combination to try many different flavors and enjoy them at that time.

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