Edomae-style sushi restaurant with a sushi bar, yakiniku tables and private rooms on a soi off Sukhumvit, open late Tuesday to Saturday
3 ซอยเมธีนิเวศน์ สุขุมวิท Khwaeng Khlong Tan, Khet Khlong Toei, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10110
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4.4/ 5
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About Magari De Sushiya Kazu
Magari De Sushiya Kazu is a Japanese restaurant in the Phrom Phong area, on Soi Methi Niwet off Sukhumvit Road. Reviews describe an open kitchen with a sushi bar, yakiniku tables, private rooms and teppanyaki bars. Guests mention Edomae-style sushi, otoro, maguro and stewed beef. Some find the pieces small.
It has a 4.4 Google rating from about 330 reviews (November 2026).
The restaurant is closed on Mondays. It opens at 17:00 from Tuesday to Saturday and closes at 03:00 on weeknights and 01:00 on Saturday. On Sunday it opens at 12:00 and closes at 22:00. One guest found some menu items sold out, so go early. Reviews say parking is limited to three spaces.
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- ★★★★★林月• Sugusss· 6 months ago
Magari de Sushiya Kazu is a small low key hidden spot— 🤤🍣 but the quality is anything but ordinary what I love most is the “ intention” behind every single piece. Each sushi is crafted one by one right in front of you, and you can truly feel how everything has been carefully thought through from the temperature of the rice, to the balance of the fish, to the timing of each course. Every bite that wowed me: ✔️The fish is incredibly fresh—sweet delicate and melts in your mouth ✔️The shari (rice) is lightly seasoned, never overpowering, but perfectly elevates the fish ✔️Some pieces have subtle creative twists that keep things interesting while still respecting tradition Service: Warm, friendly, and charming, yet still professional. The chef explains each piece in a relaxed, natural way—it feels like dining at a friend’s home. 🌟Overall for me: 8/10 🌟🌟🌟🌟 This isn’t a flashy omakase spot—it’s the kind you learn to love the more you understand it. If you appreciate precision and honest flavors, you’ll absolutely fall for it.
- ★★★★★Foodie Bites· 7 months ago
Good variety of seafood options and very reasonable price points. Some people mention that the sushi pieces are on the smaller side, but that’s likely how they keep the prices accessible while still serving decent quality fish. I wouldn’t consider it omakase-level dining — it feels more like a casual sushi or izakaya-style spot. They have a nice range of maguro cuts (around six or more types), which is great if you enjoy tuna. There were also quite a few seasonal specials available when I visited, including items like firefly squid. Overall the quality is mid-range, but that’s reflected in the pricing. My favorite dishes were the ankimo with ponzu sauce and the oysters.
- ★★★★★KOKO· a year ago
Good quality Edomae style sushi - but with slightly small portion size. Quality is worth the price but definitely not that cheap (as some YouTubers/influencers reviewed). Otoro and Maguro is super recommended! And beef stewed is superb. Service is good- very attentive. Parking is 3 spaces available- if not, suggest to park at Hyatt Place (300m away) for free. 7% and 10% service charge not included.
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