School of Humanities and Tourism Management Alumni Receives MICHELIN Young Chef Award 2026
Made a name for himself with authentic, bold-flavored Southern Thai cuisine, elevated with modern techniques while supporting local communities

Mon, 22 Dec 2025  |  1287 views
School of Humanities and Tourism Management Alumni Receives MICHELIN Young Chef Award 2026

 

Congratulations to Chef Mond - Suwijak  Kunghae, alumnus of the School of Humanities and Tourism Management, on receiving the MICHELIN YOUNG CHEF AWARD 2026, Presented by Blancpain, from Royd restaurant. He has made a name for himself with authentic, bold-flavored Southern Thai cuisine, elevated with modern techniques while supporting local communities. Royd restaurant itself has also been selected as MICHELIN Selected in the MICHELIN GUIDE 2026.

 

 


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