Wagyu Sukiyaki Yuna2

If it wasn't for the lady in a Japanese Kimono it would have been difficult to recognize the place exist - despite having walked by it for at least two years. We were the only table in that restaurant - located at the super busy Sukhumvit-11, and 7 pm on Sunday night where every other restaurant is almost full. If not for visibility, perhaps it is the pricing is what keeping people away. The food was normal, nothing extraordinary other than being served in smaller portions and the it is over priced. The service is good, and the atmosphere is ... exactly what you see in the photos.

3 months ago

This restaurant is located in a popular tourist area and offers a visually appealing setting. The interior design is stylish and modern, and even the cutlery and tableware are thoughtfully chosen, adding to the overall experience. Upon arrival, we were served a small complimentary appetizer, which was a nice touch. Unfortunately, my experience started off a bit unpleasant — my glass of water had visible dirt in it. The staff replaced it quickly when I pointed it out, but by then, nearly half the bottle was already poured and had to be discarded. The menu features an impressive range of alcoholic beverages, including many high-end options. As for the food, the sushi tasted fresh and well-prepared, but the rice-to-fish ratio was off. There was too little fish for the price, making the sushi feel unbalanced and overpriced. I also tried a wagyu rice bowl. It was fine, but nothing special — not something I’d order again, especially considering the price tag of 1,150 THB. For that amount, I’ve had significantly better dishes elsewhere, both in terms of portion size and quality. In summary, a stylish place with decent food and drinks, but not the best value for money. Wouldn’t rush back.

10 months ago