

In a city where omakase is flourishing, one name rises above — not through spectacle, but through soulful precision and personal connection. At Yuzu Omakase Thailand, each journey is crafted not just for the guest, but with them.
Our Creations ● 2025 May 26
Bangkok’s culinary scene is no stranger to the word omakase. In recent years, sushi counters have emerged across the city, promising everything from Edomae authenticity to modern flair. But amid this growing field, only a few deliver something deeper — something transcendent.
Yuzu Omakase, discreetly nestled within Siam Square, does not simply serve omakase. It elevates the concept into an immersive, bespoke culinary journey, designed with care, guided by craft, and executed with emotional intention.
Here, the meal is not just about fish and rice. It’s about presence, progression, and personalization. It’s a story written one course at a time, uniquely for you.
At Yuzu Omakase, the word omakase — meaning “I leave it up to you” — isn’t taken lightly. It is an invitation. A promise. A dialogue between the chef and the guest.
This means every guest receives a meal:
✨ Built around their preferences, sensitivities, and pace
✨ Adjusted in real time based on reactions and appetite
✨ Inspired by the freshest ingredients flown in that very morning
✨ Delivered as a narrative experience, not a fixed routine
Rather than a standard sequence of courses, Yuzu crafts a culinary arc that responds to the moment — much like a composer adjusting a symphony mid-performance.
In a city teeming with omakase options, Yuzu distinguishes itself through quiet excellence and deep personalization.
The intimate Hinoki wood counter — limited to a small number of guests per seating — allows for:
Real-time course adjustments
Ingredient explanations tailored to your curiosity level
Observing the delicate movements and philosophy of the itamae
Each day, ingredients are selected not only for seasonality, but also for their compatibility with:
Guest profiles (preferences, allergies, dietary choices)
Environmental factors (temperature, humidity — influencing rice texture and fish fat content)
Culinary storytelling (light-to-rich progression, palate transitions)
From the balance of light and fatty fish to the timing of aburi (seared) dishes, everything is composed to:
Engage the senses gradually
Maximize taste memory
Reflect the diner’s mood and pace
This is not copy-paste omakase. It is fine dining as living art.
The Yuzu Omakase journey typically unfolds in 12 to 18 meticulously crafted courses — though no two meals are ever identical.
Here’s a look at how a guest might experience this evolving menu:
Course | Personalized Moment |
Zensai (Appetizer) | A palate-setting dish selected based on your previous dining history at Yuzu, or dietary preference (e.g., a light vegetable dish or marinated sashimi) |
Shiro Ebi Nigiri | Served to guests who enjoy delicate sweetness — paired with a touch of citrus or fresh wasabi for brightness |
Zuke Akami (Soy-Marinated Tuna) | Offered early for umami depth; adjusted in marinade intensity depending on palate feedback |
Otoro Nigiri with Caviar | A luxurious highlight, portioned based on appetite and matched with your sake pairing level |
Nodoguro Aburi | Flame-seared tableside if you’ve indicated a preference for warmer textures and richer flavor profiles |
Seasonal Fruit Sorbet | Ends the meal on a tailored note — such as a refreshing citrus cleanse or a sweet finish with umeshu notes |
Each course is served at its ideal temperature, timing, and presentation — with no rush, no repetition, and complete focus on the guest’s experience.
Yuzu Omakase extends personalization into:
Dry, aromatic, or umami-rich — depending on your preference and course composition
Cold-brewed teas, citrus infusions, or kombu-steeped broths
Smaller cuts for lighter eaters or extended pieces for those seeking indulgence
Anniversary plating, proposal coordination, personalized dessert messages
This is the rare dining experience that meets the guest where they are, and elevates them — one course at a time.
Yuzu Omakase doesn’t chase trends. It sets them — quietly, deliberately, and with the confidence of true craftsmanship.
Its chefs are trained in Tokyo’s most disciplined counters, but bring that ethos to a Bangkok audience hungry for refinement and authenticity.
Perfect for:
🎯 Seasoned gourmets looking for sincerity over flash
💑 Couples celebrating meaningful moments
✈️ Culinary travelers comparing world-class omakase counters
💼 Executives hosting intimate, high-stakes meetings
🧘♀️ Guests seeking mindfulness through food
Yuzu Omakase doesn’t just serve sushi. It delivers an experience where every detail matters, and no two guests are treated the same.
📍 Address: 258/9-10 Siam Square Soi 3, 2F Pathumwan, Bangkok
📞 Phone: 063-898-8989
🌐 Website: www.yuzuomakase.com
Advance reservations are required. Mention dietary preferences, allergies, or special occasions when booking to ensure a truly tailored experience.
Yuzu Omakase — Where your journey begins, one course at a time.
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