Japanese restaurants Bangkok and Korean Dining Guide

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SUSHI:

No, it's not raw seafood , which is correctly termed sashimi. It is made with vinegared rice and combined with different fillings and toppings, such as; seafood, vegetables, meat & eggs. Some of the most common types of Sushi are:
Nori: Dried seaweed, often used to wrap the rice and fillings.
Maki: The most popular type of sushi in a cylinder shape, maki is rolled Sushi, sometimes wrapped in Nori, and usually defined by either Futomaki, being larger sized rolls with numerous fillings while the Hosomaki are thin, having only one filling. There is Uramaki, which is actually inside-out as the rice is on the outside and the Nori is on the inside. California Roll with its avacado, crab and cucumber and the Spider Roll with soft-shell crab are two of the best known examples.

When Ordering

Sake ...What are all

those fancy words?

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Sushi and sashimi are very popular in Thailand as the number of Japanese restaurants have been substantially growing with and explosion of health food conscious patrons along with an increasing population of Japanese expatriates and tourists.

Korean meals usually start with a large dish of hors d'ouevres and almost always include the tang of Kimchi and the richness of Barbecued Beef. Vegetarian meals are very popular and very often restaurants will offer a selection of genuinely vegetarian items.

Japanese & Korean Cuisine

NAME		DESCRIPTION

	Sukishi	The menu is on the move …
	Uomasa Japanese Restaurant	Uomasa at Thonglor 13 now has a sister location at Ekkamai
	Koi Restaurant & Lounge Sukhumvit Soi 20	Koi is a combination of Japanese cuisine with a Californian twist.
	Benihana's Bangkok Marriott Resort	Not just Japanese cuisine …it's an experience.
	Kongju Korean Restaurant	A great place to get familiar with Korean dining.
	Genji Swissotel Nai Lert Park	Japanese dining at part of the Genji chain assures the finest sushi, teppanyaki & tempura.
	SHIRO Japanese Restaurant	Modern Japanese cuisine at a very good value.
	Fuji Japanese Restaurants	A taste of Japanese cuisine without breaking the bank.
	Takumi Swissotel Le Concorde
	Tsunami JW Marriott Bangkok	Two restaurants in one: Tsu offers a distinctly classical form of Japanese cuisine. It's semi-open atrium features an eight seat sushi bar with high top tables. Nami is a fun place to enjoy teppanyaki, stir-fried meat and vegetables cooked on a tabletop grill
	Drinking Tea Eating Rice Japanese Restaurant	This Japanese restaurant is as unique as its name.
	Kamon Japanese Siam City Hotel	Kamon is a rare opportunity to try Kansai style Japanese cuisine. It includes two main ingredients Kobe Beef and saltwater eel.
	Edogin Shangri-la hotel	An artful and refined atmosphere of Japanese dining. From sushi and sashimi to an assortment of attractively prepared seasonal delicacies, a wide variety of cuisine including favourites like tempura and sukiyaki are offered.