Bangkok, Thailand, July 20, 2026 / TRAVELINDEX / The Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok welcomes the Mid-Autumn Festival with its 2026 Mooncake Collection, created for sharing, gifting, and celebrating one of Asia's most beloved traditions. This year, the collection takes on special significance as the iconic riverside hotel celebrates its 150th anniversary. The anniversary packaging is inspired by its rich heritage and enduring importance on the Chao Phraya River.

The highlight of the collection is the new mooncake with caramelized pecans and Chiang Mai coffee, created exclusively for this special year. Inspired by the mist-shrouded mountains of Mae Kampong, this mooncake contains locally grown Arabica coffee from one of Northern Thailand's most renowned coffee-growing regions. Sustainably cultivated in the cool highlands beneath the forest canopy, the coffee develops a distinctive aroma and a mild character, shaped by its natural environment. Combined with caramelized pecans, it lends the mooncake subtle roasted notes and a balanced sweetness – a fresh take on a mid-autumn classic.

The collection is complemented by three timeless classics: vanilla pudding, salted white lotus seeds with egg yolk and durian with egg yolk.

This year's collection, designed for family celebrations, festive occasions, and seasonal gifts, comes in an elegant gold box adorned with illustrations of the Oriental Building and the hotel's 150th-anniversary emblem. Each box, intended as a keepsake, commemorates a significant milestone in the history of the Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok.

The Oriental Classic, priced at THB 1,150 net, comprises eight mooncakes presented in a newly designed octagonal box finished with gold-colored leather and decorated with the hotel's signature motifs.

For those seeking a truly exceptional gift, "The Oriental Luxury," priced at 8,150 THB net, offers sixteen mooncakes, an exclusive anniversary tea celebrating TWG Tea's 150th anniversary, and two signature teacups inspired by the Authors' Lounge. Adorned with an anniversary magnet and presented in an elegant, gold-colored storage box with multiple drawers, this collector's edition pays tribute to this special anniversary year.

The Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok, understands the importance of Mid-Autumn Festival gifts for cultivating business relationships and expressing appreciation, and therefore offers exclusive corporate editions of both collections. Meticulously crafted with personalized branding and unique design elements, these special editions provide a unique way to celebrate the festival and leave a lasting impression.

The 2026 Mid-Autumn Festival Mooncake Collection is available from July 24th to September 25th, 2026, and offers a meaningful way to celebrate the season while also participating in the story of the 150th anniversary of the Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok.

Celebrate the festive season with exclusive early booking benefits and secure a 10% discount on orders placed between July 24 and August 16, 2026. Collection is available between July 24 and August 23, 2026. Additionally, enjoy a 5% discount for self-collection, up to 30% off bulk orders, and complimentary personalization for your business on deliveries within Bangkok for orders of 200 boxes or more. Whether for family or as a corporate gift, the Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok invites you to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival with a gesture that will be remembered for years to come.

For orders and inquiries, please contact [email protected] or call +66 (0) 2 659 9000 ext. 6811, 6812 (daily from 8am to 6pm).

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Built in 1876 and ideally situated on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, the Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok, has been delighting guests for almost 150 years. The hotel, with its 331 rooms, has inspired generations of world-famous writers – from Joseph Conrad and Somerset Maugham to Wilbur Smith and John le Carré – after whom many of the suites are named.

The property boasts eleven restaurants and bars, ranging from traditional Thai cuisine to French haute cuisine at Anne-Sophie Pic at Le Normandie. Private teakwood shuttle boats transport guests daily across the river to the Oriental Thai Cooking School, Sala Rim Naam, and Terrace Rim Naam, as well as the award-winning Oriental Spa and the fitness and wellness center. These boats also provide access to the nearby Saphan Taksin Skytrain station and ICONSIAM, Thailand's striking mixed-use complex, which also houses the Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok.