Osaka Ohsho

Positive reviews

• ★★★★★Hyperlife World· a month ago

  A famous Japanese restaurant from Osaka, known for its delicious gyoza and other authentic Osaka-style dishes. The flavors are truly authentic, the service is excellent, and every dish we tried was delicious. If you’re driving here, you can park at the Chan Issara Building for free for 2 hours.

• ★★★★★pongpratch puapatanakul· 2 months ago

  This place low-key serves one of the best mapo tofu dishes in Bangkok. I also love their egg drop soup and gyoza—simple, comforting, and consistently delicious. It’s sad to hear that the franchise hasn’t been doing so well lately, especially with how competitive Bangkok’s food scene has become. Sometimes, we only realize the true value of something once it’s gone for good, and I really hope that won’t be the case with this wonderful Japanese joint. Definitely worth supporting. Highly recommended!

• ★★★★★Seng Awn Yè Kyaw· 11 months ago

  The food and service are really totally amazing… I’m never a soup person but this will be one of my favorites ever!!! I will come back for more!

Negative reviews

• ★★★★★Master of Asia· a month ago

  Handling the payment in silence while talking on the phone is completely unacceptable in the service industry. Are they taking customer service seriously? In fact, even if they do nothing else, simply saying “Thank you” when receiving payment would make a significant difference. That’s probably why this place is empty while all the other restaurants around here are busy. The problem isn’t even the food — it’s the basic level of customer service.

• ★★★★★Uncle Tullio· 7 months ago

  Only after visiting did I notice that leaving a 5-star review gets you a free drink. That explains a lot about the rating. 😅 As for the food, the ramen portion was on the small side. The soy sauce prawns had barely any soy sauce. The omelette was essentially just white rice inside. Nothing that matched the hype. On top of that, there's a service charge. By the time you add a drink, you're looking at around THB 400, which is honestly more expensive than eating the same thing in Japan. Not bad enough to avoid entirely, but go in with realistic expectations and ignore the star count.