
Cantonese and Taiwanese-style omakase course restaurant open evenings on Sukhumvit Soi 31, Asok
265/2 ซ. สุขุมวิท 31 Khwaeng Khlong Toei Nuea, Watthana, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10110
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4.8/ 5
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About Chai Jia
Chai Jia is a fine dining restaurant on Sukhumvit Soi 31 in the Asok area. It serves Cantonese and Taiwanese-style food as an omakase-style course. Reviews mention seafood dishes, careful presentation and a head chef who talks with guests. Google lists the price level as 4 out of 4.
It has a 4.8 Google rating from about 120 reviews (November 2026).
The restaurant is open from 17:00 to 22:00 every day, so plan for the evening. Reviewers say you choose a course by price instead of picking dishes, so decide on a budget before you arrive.
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- ★★★★★Fiona Zheng· 2 months ago
We have a great dinner and experience here. Thanks Chef Tsai and his crew for such an impressive food and service. Every dish is so exquisite and delicious.
- ★★★★★Benjamin Goh· 3 months ago
There are restaurants that impress with technique, and there are those that allow truly exceptional ingredients to speak for themselves. Chai Jia Chai belongs firmly in the latter category. Every course reflected a philosophy of restraint, precision and deep respect for premium produce—qualities that are increasingly rare. The evening commenced with Amaebi and asparagus, an elegant opening that immediately set the tone. The amaebi possessed remarkable sweetness and purity, while the asparagus added freshness without overshadowing the star ingredient. The two-style duck demonstrated excellent craftsmanship. The skin was beautifully lacquered with an impeccable crispness, while the meat remained succulent and flavourful. My only observation would be that a more generous touch of caviar would have added greater salinity and richness, creating an even more harmonious balance with the duck skin. Bird’s nest, one of my personal favourite delicacies, was executed with finesse. Delicate, refined and comforting, it showcased exactly how luxurious ingredients should be handled—with confidence rather than excess. The dried abalone, despite its undeniable quality, was the only course that left me wanting more. The ingredient itself deserved greater culinary imagination. A more contemporary interpretation or innovative cooking technique could have elevated it into a truly memorable dish. The plum tomatoes were a masterclass in restraint. Sometimes the greatest luxury lies in simplicity, and this course beautifully demonstrated that outstanding produce requires very little embellishment. It was honest, elegant and quietly confident. The undisputed highlight of the evening was the fish maw. Magnificently executed, with a texture that was both delicate and luxurious, it possessed remarkable depth of flavour. It is one of those rare dishes that leaves you wishing a second serving had been prepared. The A5 Wagyu was cooked with impeccable precision. Perfectly rendered, beautifully rested and allowed to showcase its exceptional marbling without unnecessary distraction. The finale, a blue lobster rice soup, was both comforting and deeply satisfying. The sweetness of the lobster infused every spoonful, creating a broth of remarkable elegance and depth. It was the perfect conclusion to a thoughtfully curated tasting journey. Dining at Chai Jia Chai is a reminder that true luxury is not about theatrical presentation, but about sourcing extraordinary ingredients and possessing the confidence to let them shine. Every dish reflected technical precision and a profound understanding of flavour. It is genuinely perplexing that the Michelin Guide Thailand has yet to recognise Chai Jia Chai, particularly when it has already earned the distinction of Two Diamonds from the Black Pearl Restaurant Guide. Awards, however, do not define excellence. Restaurants like Chai Jia Chai quietly build their reputation one exceptional plate at a time, and this is undoubtedly one of Bangkok’s most deserving fine dining destinations.
- ★★★★★Muffin Lim· a year ago
A refined dining experience. Food is delicious especially the seafood dishes, nice presentation without being too dramatic. Service is great, head chef interacted with us throughout the meal. We enjoyed the food and dining environment a lot and would love to revisit. Also received a complimentary bouquet for my birthday, thank you!
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