At The Rising Sun, we treat every meal as part of our healing process. Our restaurants are designed to provide a premium beachfront dining experience, accompanied by attentive nutritional care from our team of experts.

1. Personalized Nutrition
We understand that each guest has different needs. Our nutrition team and nursing office work together to:

• Customized Meal Plans: Design personalized meal plans based on individual health conditions (e.g., low-sodium diets for hypertension, glycemic control diets for diabetics, or high-protein diets for basic recovery).
• Medical Dietary Support: For guests staying in State 2 and 3, we prepare texture-modified diets that are easy to chew and swallow, while maintaining nutritional value and an appealing appearance.

2. The Aesthetics of Authentic Japanese Cuisine
To make you feel at home, we have expert Japanese chefs creating familiar dishes:

• Taste of Home: Japanese breakfast menu (Washoku): Warm miso soup with fish and high-quality ingredients sourced directly from producers.
• Seasonal Delights: Using seasonal ingredients ensures the best possible flavor, in accordance with authentic Japanese dining principles.

3. Beachfront International Dining
Elevate your dining experience with a 4-star hotel atmosphere:

• Diverse Menu: In addition to Japanese cuisine, we also offer exquisite international and Thai dishes, meticulously prepared with reduced sweetness, fat, and salt, while maintaining a globally recognized deliciousness.
• Fresh Local Ingredients: We carefully select fresh, local ingredients from Thap Sakae, especially fresh seafood and organic vegetables from certified farms.

4. All-inclusive care system

• Dining Support: Kaigo (N3) level staff are available to provide service and assistance in the dining area for those requiring special help.
• In-Room Dining: Room service is available for days when you desire privacy or want to relax in your room.

"At The Rising Sun, every meal is prepared with care, ensuring you have the energy to live vibrantly every day."