Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel recently brought together culinary talent, hotel team members and Thai heritage in an ambitious attempt to create a spectacular 101.15-metre-long mango sticky rice, culminating in a Guinness World Records™ achievement for the longest mango sticky rice in the world.
Record-Breaking Achievement
- Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel created a 101.15-metre-long mango sticky rice, earning a Guinness World Records™ title for the world's longest mango sticky rice.
- The feat took place during the World Gourmet Festival 2026.
Global Culinary Collaboration
- The record was created by the hotel's culinary team alongside several MICHELIN-recognised international chefs.
- The project showcased teamwork, culinary craftsmanship, and Thailand's iconic dessert on an extraordinary scale.
Celebrating Thai Heritage
- The initiative highlighted the richness of Thai culinary culture, combining traditional ingredients with world-class hospitality and culinary expertise.
- Preparation involved extensive coordination, from sticky rice and mango preparation to final assembly.
Community & Sustainability Impact
- After the event, the mango sticky rice was donated to Scholars of Sustenance Thailand (SOS Thailand).
- The donation supported the organization's mission to redistribute safe surplus food to people and communities in need.
Leadership Comment
Torsten Richter, General Manager of Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel
- Described the achievement as a celebration of Thai culinary heritage and the talent of chefs and hotel colleagues.
- Emphasized the hotel's belief in food as a way to bring people together and create positive community impact.
Key Takeaway
Beyond setting a Guinness World Record, the event combined Thai culture, culinary excellence, sustainability, and community support, reflecting the spirit of World Gourmet Festival 2026.
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