The Best Sushi in Bangkok

This eatery offers a unique dining experience with its Yakitori Omakase menu, where you can keep ordering until you're satisfied or the kitchen runs out of options. The restaurant, originally from Tokyo, has a good selection of sake to accompany your meal. The ambiance combines sleek Tokyo vibes with a warm and welcoming atmosphere, making it suitable for various occasions from business meetings to romantic dates.

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Marc Garcia

Foodie – Barcelona, Spain

Bangkok Yakitori omakase An outpost from Tokyo’s Torisawa, they opened their doors earlier this year, only offering omakase as an option but you can keep going until you are satisfied or they run out of offerings. Good sake selection. Not sure what will happen to the place as the building is about to be remodeled.

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If you're looking for a change from traditional Thai dishes, Ginza Sushi Ichi BKK is a top-notch sushi shop. With ingredients delivered daily from Tokyo's Toyosu market, the restaurant offers a fresh and authentic sushi experience. It's worth noting that this place has earned itself a Michelin star, reflecting its commitment to quality and excellence.

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Gennady Jozefavichus

Food Writer – Ulcinj , Montenegro

Probably the best sushi shop in Bangkok so if you are tired of tom-yam and pad-thai and wanna calibrate your taste buds that’s the place. All ingredients delivered daily from Tokyo’s Toyosu market. One Michelin star.

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With a focus on the freshest products from Toyosu Market, Sushi Masato offers a memorable dining experience. The restaurant provides both Omakase offerings and an à la carte menu, ensuring a variety of selections for every taste. A standout dish to try is the Manao Roll, named after the chef's daughter, and the shiny Anago sushi piece is also highly recommended.

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Patricia Boedidarmo

Ms – Jakarta, Indonesia

Manao Roll (cover pic) named after his daughter is definitely a must try. Very fresh and tasty sushi pieces, my favorite one is the shiny Anago. Not to miss when in Bangkok

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Located in the bustling Gaysorn Village, Umi is a solid choice for sushi enthusiasts. It particularly stands out for its value, especially during lunch hours. The restaurant is nestled among high-end shops and fashion-forward spaces, offering a unique dining experience amidst a vibrant and stylish setting.

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Marc Garcia

Foodie – Barcelona, Spain

Among the Sushi craziness in Bangkok right now, Umi is still one of the most solid places, and still a great value, the new Gaysorn location is among the best options during lunch when in the shopping district. Totally recommended

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Yamazato offers an authentic Japanese fine dining experience with a menu based on traditional Kaiseki Ryori, or Japanese haute cuisine. As a Michelin Plate winner, it serves a variety of dishes, including sushi prepared from the freshest seafood from Toyosu fish market. The restaurant also features two teppanyaki tables, a sushi bar, and private dining rooms, offering an extensive à la carte menu along with special lunch and dinner menus during various Japanese festivals throughout the year.

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David J Constable

Writer & Underwear Model – London, UK

There’s nothing to alarm a sushi novice at Yamazato, but plenty to appreciate if you know something about the craft. This Michelin Plate winner is part of the glamorous The Okura Prestige and the hotel’s trio of Japanese dining options. Presented on the counter, you can examine the specimens up close: a row of plumped-up, fatty fishes wrapped in clingfilm, waiting to be cut into slivers, then popped into my mouth.

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