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This sister outlet of the famed restaurant in Sukhumvit, this spot preserves the 1900s Shanghai ambience, albeit in an even more private environment. Carrying on the influence from Wong Kar Wai’s iconic film, this restaurant’s interior features subtle birdcage lighting fixtures, lush Peony pillows ...More

This sister outlet of the famed restaurant in Sukhumvit, this spot preserves the 1900s Shanghai ambience, albeit in an even more private environment. Carrying on the influence from Wong Kar Wai’s iconic film, this restaurant’s interior features subtle birdcage lighting fixtures, lush Peony pillows, and a upscale atmosphere.

The menu here features the same Japanese classics and fusion dishes that catapulted the original restaurant to fame. The fish used is derived from natural farms, so diners who are concerned about contamination need not fret. The Four Seasons sushi roll is one of their most popular menu items. Made with shrimp tempura, tuna, avocado, and cucumber, this dish is topped with four different sauces that give each a bite a unique, well-balanced taste.

The Happy To-Get-Her is another delicious and unique dish that is a must-try. Made with Hotate Hokkaido and Flying Fish roe topped with overcooked tender crab meat. The seared crabmeat has a mouthwatering scent and pairs perfectly with the other seafood ingredients in the dish.

The two floors of this restaurant make for a more spacious and relaxed environment. The second floor can accommodate up to 200 people, making it the perfect place for private gatherings with friends and family. (October 2018)

Dishes we love

Toro Uni Ikura Don, Ribeye Steak with Spicy Miso, In the mood ... Sashimi Salad, Caterpillar Rolls, Sweet 16