The Best Sushi in Bangkok

Torisawa22 is an outpost from Tokyo’s Torisawa that specializes in an omakase experience in Bangkok. You can keep sampling items until you’re satisfied or the kitchen runs out, and they also have a good range of sake. The future of the space is uncertain as the building is set to undergo remodeling.

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Marc Garcia

Foodie

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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Ginza Sushi Ichi BKK in Bangkok is known for flying in fresh seafood each day from Tokyo’s Toyosu market. It holds a Michelin star, showing its careful attention to quality and preparation. The atmosphere feels welcoming, making it a comfortable spot for those who enjoy well-crafted Japanese cuisine.

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Gennady Jozefavichus

Food Writer

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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Sushi Masato in Bangkok offers an intimate setting for enjoying fresh ingredients sourced from Toyosu Market. Guests can choose between an omakase experience or an a la carte menu upstairs, ensuring flexibility for different dining preferences. New reservation slots are released on the 15th of each month.

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Patricia Boedidarmo

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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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海味 Umi BKK at Gaysorn Village is a sushi restaurant in Bangkok that many people find reliable and fairly priced. Its convenient spot in a busy shopping area makes it an easy choice for lunch or dinner, with different menu options to suit various appetites.

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Marc Garcia

Foodie

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 is a Michelin-recognized Japanese restaurant on the 24th floor of The Okura Prestige in Bangkok. It offers a calm atmosphere for enjoying carefully prepared food, with an emphasis on tradition and attentive service. Guests come here to appreciate a genuine approach to Japanese dining without unnecessary fuss.

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David J Constable

Writer & Underwear Model

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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