
Sushi Saryu
Chef Seiji Sudo works alone at this six-seat hinoki counter on North...
Bangkok is the best-value omakase city in the region. Sushi Saito holds a Michelin star, and Ginza Sushi Ichi, Sushi Masato, Jikasei B, Nikaku, Sushi Saryu, Seifu, Torisawa 22 and Fillets are all Michelin Selected.
Dinner at the top sushi counters costs 5,500 to 8,500 baht before service and tax, but Sushi Yorokobu, Kuma no Yakitori, Torisawa 22 and Teppan France Kanda all serve full omakase dinners for under 3,500 baht. Most counters are along Sukhumvit, around Silom and Sathorn, or near Ploenchit and Chidlom.