Sushimai Huamak is a japanese in Bang Kapi, Bangkok — Trust Score 84.7/100 based on 283 verified Google reviews (24% real-reviewer ratio).
📍 Bang Kapi, Bangkok🍱 JapaneseUpdated 15d ago
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Excellent
Rating
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Volume
29
Local Gd
5
Authority
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283 reviews
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What Google Reviewers Say About Sushimai Huamak
★ 5 — Noonang Noo
The food was delicious, the atmosphere was good, and the staff were very attentive.
★ 5 — Parn Winyukul
Cute shop, delicious food. The shabu pork dish was absolutely delicious. The meat was thinly sliced and perfectly tender. The marinated salmon was also good. The cold noodles were also good. The staff were very friendly. I'll definitely come again.
★ 5 — Jira Chonthong
It looks like a small shop, but the craftsmanship is extraordinary. I will definitely come back again.
About Sushimai Huamak
- Location
- 118 Soi Ramkhamhaeng 32, Hua Mak, Bang Kapi, Bangkok 10240, Thailand
- Cuisine
- Japanese
- Trust Score
- 84.7/100 — Highly credible reviews
- Phone
- +66 61 414 6127
- Website
- linktr.ee/sushimai77
Map — Sushimai Huamak
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🌙Rice congee set ฿60–120
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Bangkok's most famous late-night khao tom (rice soup). Open 24 hours since 1965. Chinese-Thai style congee with pork, seafood, or century egg. Extremely popular 11pm–3am.
💡 Order the 'khao tom set' (฿70) — rice soup + side dishes. Add a raw egg to stir in. Century egg (kai yiao ma) is essential, not optional. Best at 1–2am when atmosphere is peak.
👑Jok ฿50–80
Jok Prince (Silom original)
Thai jok — thick rice porridge, breakfast food · Silom area
Bangkok's most famous jok (thick rice porridge) vendor. Pork meatballs, liver, century egg, ginger, scallions. Thai-style jok is thicker than Chinese congee — almost like cream of rice.
💡 Jok is traditionally a breakfast food (5–11am). Order extra ginger and white pepper. The raw egg stirred in adds richness. Queue forms early — arrive by 7am on weekends.
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Yod Tan (Thai-Chinese Morning Shop)
Cantonese-influenced fish congee · Yaowarat / Chinatown
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💡 Chinatown area has the most authentic 24-hour congee spots. Fish congee with ginger and sesame oil is the most Thai-Chinese dish you can try. Eat with the provided dipping sauces.
📱 Thai SIM card guide — which to buy & where
📶Tourist SIM ฿299–599 (7–30 days, unlimited data with speed cap at 1GB/day after fair-use)
True Move H
Best for tourists — widest 5G coverage
Thailand's most tourist-friendly SIM. Pre-registered SIM — no Thai ID needed. Airtime + data bundled. International calls included on some packages.
💡 Buy at airport arrival hall (counter clearly marked). 7-day unlimited: ฿299. 30-day unlimited: ฿599. Activate by scratching the code and calling the number on the package.
🔵Tourist SIM ฿299–499 (7–30 days)
DTAC (now NT)
Good coverage, reliable speeds
Former competitor to AIS and True, now merged with NT. Good 4G coverage countrywide. Some promotions beat True on price — worth comparing at airport.
💡 Look for the blue logo. Registration sometimes required at counter vs True's self-activate. Ask staff to help register if purchasing at mall location.
🔴Tourist SIM ฿299–699 depending on data bundle
AIS
Thailand's largest carrier — rural and island coverage
Best carrier for visiting islands or rural Thailand — coverage where others drop out. Koh Samui, Pai, Khao Yai all have reliable AIS signal.
💡 AIS Passport SIM specifically designed for tourists — most commonly recommended if traveling outside Bangkok. Ask for the 'AIS TOURIST SIM' specifically.
Quick tips:
- •Bring your unlocked phone — Thai SIM cards are nano/micro/standard and shops will cut to size
- •Buy at airport arrival immediately — skip the roaming bill. Setup takes 3 minutes.
- •Line app (Thailand's WeChat) uses data, not SMS — WhatsApp works fine too
- •5G coverage: only Bangkok and major cities. Everywhere else is 4G (still fast)
- •Tethering/hotspot allowed on all tourist SIMs — great for traveling with tablets