Excellent sushi. A little overpriced, but it’s a very clean and nice establishment. Great if you’re in the location and you have sushi withdrawals like I did.
Tekka maki, salmon maki, and one of their specialty rolls + a lemon soda = 1088 baht
If you are looking for an authentic Japanese experience in Bangkok, Yuna is an absolute must-visit. The quality of the ingredients is clearly top-tier. The sushi was incredibly fresh and tasty, with every piece prepared to perfection—you can really taste the premium quality of the fish.
The real highlight of the night, however, was the Wagyu. It was truly incredible—rich, buttery, and melt-in-your-mouth tender. Whether you’re a sushi purist or a meat lover, this place hits all the right notes. Fantastic service and a great atmosphere to match. I’ll definitely be back!
The sushi and sashimi made with fresh fish were truly delicious. The freshness was clearly conveyed, and I was moved. The staff were also kind and attentive, making it comfortable to spend time there.
Fantastic place for Japanese food. Both the food were on par to a Japanese experience. We ordered sushi and it was very good too. The menu is extensive as it's typical of izakaya restaurants.
The attendants were so kind and attentive at all times. And one of them gave great recommendation for cold sake 🍶. The vibe feels like an izakaya in the allyes of Tokyo. Which being in a hidden alley of Soi 11, it maches the feel. I almost got fooled by the location, as being in this are it's challenging to find resturants that are not tourist traps. This is a quiet place behind Soi 11, where many Japanese Bangkok residents go to. That's perhaps the best testimony. They have both booth sitting and low chabudai tables on the 2nd floor. They gave a complimentary welcome drink and warm green tea as the departure drink. Both very nice touches of hospitality. This will become one of my go to for Japanese in Bangkok. Thank you for the warm hospitality and great food.
