A Tropical, Thai Mango Heritage Afternoon Tea at Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai

Celebrating Thailand’s rich mango heritage, Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai presents a Thai Mango Heritage Afternoon Tea inspired by seasonal varieties and refined flavours

Thailand, home to more than 200 varieties of mango, is one of the world’s richest custodians of this beloved fruit. In fact, many travellers to the country may have had their first taste of this ample, golden fruit here, that is as versatile as it is delicious.

The dessert Mango Sticky Rice or khao niao mamuang is practically a national symbol. Sweet, ripe mango, juxtaposed with creamy, coconut sticky rice is so well loved, that for many visitors, it defines Thai food itself.

A Celebration of Ripening

This summer, as mangoes across Thailand ripen into luscious orbs of juicy goodness, Four Seasons Chiang Mai gets inventive, with its Thai Mango Heritage Afternoon Tea. An integral part of the 101 Days of Summer campaign, celebrating flavour, craftsmanship, and seasonality across 101 sun kissed days at Four Seasons, this is a creative interpretation of a few carefully chosen mango varieties transformed into playful desserts and light bites.

The scones can be enjoyed with generous lashings of Mango Jam made with the versatile appeal of Phet Ban Lard from Phetchaburi. This variety is known for its silky texture and almost creamy flesh without the heaviness of richer mangoes. Perfect accompaniment with clotted cream. Expect a refreshingly cool Mango sorbet and a Mango Coconut Tart to punctuate the experience. The Mango Raspberry mousse with Namdokmai mango, raspberry whipped ganache on red velvet sponge is indulgent and unforgettable, because this variety is best known for its intense, floral and honey fragrance. The Mango Marian Plum cake with Khai Tuek mango, marian plum jelly and mango chiffon cake is light and airy. Another interesting creation is the Mango Pandan Verrine with Khiew Sawoey mango jelly, mango confiture and whipped pandan mascarpone, which gives it a nice balance of sweet and creamy.

Since no mango conversation is ever complete without mango sticky rice, guests can enjoy this playful recreation in a Bon Bon.

To balance out the sweetness, there is a host of sandwiches. Expect a repertoire, starting from Cucumber, Salmon, Ham & Cheese, to the sumptuous Crab Frittata Sandwich.

The Art of Culinary Reimagination

Executive Pastry Chef Yanisa Wiangnon, who is known for her love for seasonal produce, has taken full creative liberty in crafting the Afternoon Tea menu with the chosen mango varieties.

She brings the same freshness and creativity to the mango treats, as she did with her acclaimed signature dessert with a Thai soul, the Khao Mak Cheesecake that fuses traditional Thai fermented rice in its folds.

“Mango is such a huge part of Thailand’s global food identity. Many guests would remember their first taste of mango here. We’ve simply taken that emotion and created something delicious, dainty as well as light-hearted,” Chef Yanisa shares.

Guests can revel in this delightful mango celebration at KHAO by Four Seasons, daily between 1:00 and 5:00 pm from May to July 2026. Prior reservation is recommended.