Oxford News

Oxford restaurant serving world’s first pink sriracha sauce

Published

on



Pho, the Vietnamese street food restaurant on the third floor of the shopping centre, has partnered with SABZU, a premium Thai condiment brand by Bamboomart London Limited.

The sauce gets its striking colour from hibiscus flowers and is made with high-quality white Thai chillies grown in northern Thailand.

It starts with a fruity note and finishes with a spicy kick.

Libby Andrews, marketing director at Pho, said: “Not only does the new SABZU Pink Sriracha look amazing, it is delicious and so fun for summer.

READ MORE: Derelict city wharf sold to Oxford University college

“We are really excited to be the only place in the UK to serve it for the month of August.”

To mark the launch, Pho is running ‘Pink Wednesdays’ throughout August.

Customers who wear pink clothing to any Pho restaurant on a Wednesday can enjoy a spicy pink margarita and select dishes for just £5 each.

The offer includes crispy spring rolls, seasoned chicken wings, fresh summer rolls, and the margarita, which is infused with dragonfruit and Thai chillies.

Dan Pathomvanich, chief executive of Bamboomart, said: “We are committed to bringing the authentic taste of Thailand to consumers around the world.

Our partnership with Pho marks an exciting milestone for SABZU as we introduce the world’s first-ever Pink Sriracha sauce exclusively across the UK.

“We believe Pink Sriracha perfectly captures today’s appetite for bold, playful flavours while staying true to authentic Thai ingredients, and we are proud to bring this exclusive collaboration to life with one of the UK’s most loved Vietnamese restaurant brands.”





Source link

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Trending

Copyright © 2026 Oxinfo.co.uk. All right reserved.