Bangkok--23 Jul--Siripanna Villa Resort & Spa, Chiang Mai
Siripanna Villa Resort & Spa, Chiang Mai, recently organized its annual ‘Siripanna Pizza Championship #3’, the biggest pizza eating competition in northern Thailand. The competition was held on Sunday 20th July 2014 at Siri Thara and Siri Waree ballroom.
The ‘Siripanna Pizza Championship #3’ included two categories; one for children under age 12 and one for adults. The event is an individual competition to eat as many of Slee Banyan’s homemade pizzas as you can, and the winner will be whoever can eat the most pizza within 30 minutes. It was a fun-filled event, with some very impressive pizza-eating from all contestants and their cheer teams!
Prizes:
- Grand prize winners
Children category: Kiratikarn Sakulchomchuein who ate 8 slices of pizza.
Adult category: Mr. Colin MacLaurin who ate 24 slices of pizza.
The winner of each category received a Siripanna gift voucher valued at THB 10,000, valid for accommodation, food & beverages at Slee Banyan Restaurant and Panna Spa along with free pizza at Slee Banyan Restaurant for one year.
Mr. Colin MacLaurin who could break last year’s record of 23 slices of pizza also received ‘Special Bonus’ THB 5,000 cash from Parano Condo @ Chiang Mai, a quality project by Siripanna.
- 1st runner-up
Children category: Thanachit Kanya
Adult category: Mr. Chaturayut Promnil
The winner of each category received a Siripanna gift voucher valued at THB 5,000, valid for accommodation, food & beverages at Slee Banyan Restaurant and Panna Spa.
- 2nd runner-up
Children category: Watcharakorn Montha
Adult category: Mr. Anirut Chokpipatporn
The winner of each category received Siripanna gift voucher valued at THB 3,000, valid for accommodation, food & beverages at Slee Banyan Restaurant and Panna Spa.
- Most enthusiastic cheer team‘Longstay magazine’ team received a meal voucher for a “Business Lunch” buffet at Slee Banyan Restaurant for up to 10 persons
After the competition finished, resort’s management and staff gave all the leftover pizza to underprivileged children at Wat Don Jan in Chiang Mai.