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Gaido​ San Sushi ไกโดะซัง​ ซูชิ is a japanese in Bangkok, Bangkok — Trust Score 80.3/100 based on 59 verified Google reviews (49% real-reviewer ratio).

Gaido​ San Sushi ไกโดะซัง​ ซูชิThai name — no English listing

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📍 Bangkok, Bangkok🍱 Japanese🍲 VietnameseUpdated 15d ago
80
Trust Score
Excellent
Rating
46
Volume
21
Local Gd
10
Authority
3
★ 4.6
59 reviews
AI Verified · 75% realTop 22% in Japanese
Rating timeline
Quality trend
↗Improving
1+ year ago
★ 4.56
50 reviews
3-12 months
★ 4.57
7 reviews
Last 3 months
★ 5.00
2 reviews
Popular times
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Usually very busy right now
Community rating
4.2★★★★☆779 votes
5★
392
4★
236
3★
90
2★
47
1★
14
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What Google Reviewers Say About Gaido​ San Sushi ไกโดะซัง​ ซูชิ

★ 5 — Josie

Really good quality and delicious sushi at a reasonable price! I am not in the area for long but if I was I’d be coming here every week! Very friendly and accommodating service aswell, very much enjoyed our visit here.

★ 5 — Tossaporn Jiw

Give this little sushi stall a hit and you will never think the same again. Packed with above-average ingredients at this price range. Keep going chef you can do it.

★ 5 — Jaruphat Yusuk

Cheap, good quality and taste, beyond the price. The pickled shrimp is delicious. The miso soup is good. The shop is very chill, but if you order a lot, you might have to wait a bit for the food.

About Gaido​ San Sushi ไกโดะซัง​ ซูชิ

Location
 116/2 Phet Kasem 42, Bang Wa, Phasi Charoen, Bangkok 10160, Thailand
Cuisine
Japanese, Vietnamese
Trust Score
80.3/100 — Highly credible reviews
Phone
+66 86 400 2514
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