Sakenomise 2nd Kushikatsu Japanese Restaurant is a bar / pub in Bang Rak, Bangkok — Trust Score 91.5/100 based on 677 verified Google reviews (90% real-reviewer ratio).
📍 Bang Rak, Bangkok🍺 Bar / Pub🍱 JapaneseUpdated 15d ago
Trust Score
Excellent
Rating
43
Volume
34
Local Gd
10
Authority
5
★ 4.3
677 reviews
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Quality trend
1+ year ago43 reviews
★ 4.37
3-12 months30 reviews
★ 4.47
Last 3 months21 reviews
★ 4.62
Popular times
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Usually very busy right now
Community rating
4.2★★★★☆772 votes
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234
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What Google Reviewers Say About Sakenomise 2nd Kushikatsu Japanese Restaurant
★ 5 — Patsorn Maksimova
Great food, great service and a nice atmosphere. They also have traditional Japanese tatami rooms for an authentic izakaya experience. I have mostly good things to say about this place. Great value,foods are priced reasonably during lunch time. I'd definitely revisit if I am in the area.
★ 5 — Maison Ray
Super hidden Japanese restaurant in Thaniya area. Great food. Fresh fish and ingredients especially the soup is very tasty. The aroma of grilled fish in the soup really brings out the favor. The side dishes are very large. Free tea during lunch :) there is a parking in the building.
★ 5 — Peau James Sommer
This hidden restaurant serves authentic Japanese food. Had the Kaisendon set and the fish were all fresh. Rice was a little too salty, but overall, the meal was great.
About Sakenomise 2nd Kushikatsu Japanese Restaurant
- Location
- 33, 13 Surawong Rd, Suriya Wong, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500, Thailand
- Cuisine
- Bar / Pub, Japanese, Seafood, Western
- Trust Score
- 91.5/100 — Highly credible reviews
- Phone
- +66 2 233 2685
- Website
- www.facebook.com/sakechika/
Map — Sakenomise 2nd Kushikatsu Japanese Restaurant
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