Japanese Food

[ChaTu]

Anyone knows which restaurant has the Japanese food like thatSushi?

[alleypanda]

Everywhere.It's call californiakaki or california-rolls.

[DJ Pat]

Japanese food is awful.

[Gazza]

Japanese food is awful.

Wouldn't say awful. But then I definitely wouldn't say 'Oishi' either.

BTW, Is there another name the Japs can use other than 'Oishi'?

Kinda bugs me like hearing 'Aroi' all the <deleted>' time.

[bmw]

One would assume you mean Bangkok.If so,you can read about whats on offer.

http://www.fuji.co.th/our_menu/menu_special1.php

[DJ Pat]

i may one day find a Japanese dish that agrees with me but until then it's all <deleted>.

[jackr]

i may one day find a Japanese dish that agrees with me but until then it's all <deleted>.

...so I take it you don't like it then, Pat?

[Nat]

Anyone knows which restaurant has the Japanese food like thatSushi?

Try Sushi Tsukiji in Soi Thaniya, Silom – it’s one of my favourite Japanese restaurants. Everything is very fresh and they make great otoro sashimi (which is even better when washed down with some sake ).

[Jockstar]

Takatei on Khao san Rd. It shits all over Fuji and Oishi. Very reasonable. Good friendly staff. Many Japanese eat there. Try it!

[PvtDick]

Mass-produced plastic chains like Fuji and Oishi are just that: mass-produced plastic chains.

If you want something a little higher up the chain, try Maru or Nobu on Soi Thonglor, or Sake no Mise or Tsukiji on Soi Thaniya.

[Jockstar]

Mass-produced plastic chains like Fuji and Oishi are just that: mass-produced plastic chains.

So true. Never been to the ones recommended by Pvt Dick. But avoid these chains(Fuji, Oshi) The food is very average. But do try Takatei. You will be surprised with the quality and prices. Awsome!

[mango]

Edogin at the Shangri-La Hotel, Fantastic teppan yaki and sukiyaki are highly recomended.

Cheers Mango

[Dr. Burrito]

Ikkyu, right across from Emporium is fantastic. Entrance is right near the Skytrain stairs. Wonderful place.

[DJ Pat]

Mass-produced plastic chains like Fuji and Oishi are just that: mass-produced plastic chains.

That may be a reason I haven't found a Japanese dish fit for my fussy palate.