Kisso

Description

Dining at Kisso is as close as it comes in Bangkok to a full-spectrum restaurant experience in Japan. Taking “To Everything A Season” as its guiding principle, Kisso lives by a passionate mission to echo the authentic flavors and capture the essence of Japanese winter, spring, summer and fall with ...More

Dining at Kisso is as close as it comes in Bangkok to a full-spectrum restaurant experience in Japan. Taking “To Everything A Season” as its guiding principle, Kisso lives by a passionate mission to echo the authentic flavors and capture the essence of Japanese winter, spring, summer and fall with Seasonal Menus. Each meticulously prepared dish is based on the availability of prime ingredients that are to an extraordinary extent imported ocean- and farm-fresh from Japan several times weekly.

Thoughtfully balanced interiors complement the atmosphere with a contemporary play on the classic “wabi-sabi” design school. Add this to the décor of our traditional rustic wood doors and lustrous sliding panels, and you get the very best in Japanese fine dining Bangkok’s other restaurants can’t match.

Closed-door lunches and dinners are a Kisso specialty, and that goes whatever your cultural preferences. With 4 spacious and subtly Japanese styled private dining rooms, the doors only slide together and apart for your guests and our servers. Choose from two Japanese-style rooms of 12 seats each (connectable as single room holding 24 guests) and two Western rooms of 10 seats each. (October 2018)

The Buzz

"All chefs have personally sourced the locally-grown Japanese rice. Indeed, it’s probably the sushi that’s currently drawing in the crowds, so opt for the yellow tail sushi, uni or, better yet, the set of five. Less typical dishes include the tender wagyu beef salad with sesame and ponzu sauce or ...More

"All chefs have personally sourced the locally-grown Japanese rice. Indeed, it’s probably the sushi that’s currently drawing in the crowds, so opt for the yellow tail sushi, uni or, better yet, the set of five. Less typical dishes include the tender wagyu beef salad with sesame and ponzu sauce or the Japanese carpaccio that comes with different fish like ebi and maguro." -BK Magazine

"Sunday lunch choices abound in Bangkok, but you’ll be hard pushed to find anything like the new all-you-can-eat à la carte Japanese Sunday Lunch at Westin Grande Sukhumvit’s Kisso Japanese restaurant. Featuring more than 100 premium dishes, guests can order from a menu including not just Japanese delicacies but also seafood and meat dishes from around the world." -Bangkok101

Dishes We Love

Japanese Wagyu Beef Shabu-Shabu Salad with Sesame and Ponzu Sauce Citrus Sauce, Rolled Japanese Wagyu Beef with Sea Urchin, Clear Soup with Sea Urchin and Whelk Shellfish, Miso-marinated Snow Fish