Sushi Mori — Restaurant in Lumphini Subdistrict

We tried 5 different rolls and a noodle dish and a dessert - they were all well worth it, service was excellent too, but there were two standouts - ones I’d highly recommend and will definitely order again:

Avocado brûlée - a counterintuitively excellent dessert composition consisting of an avocado with a sugared brûlée crust and a savory black ice cream. The textures and flavors are perfect counterpoint and just the right sweetness (slight).

Wagyu roll (pictured) - a towering monument to gastronomic excess done with artistry and flair. It’s got every marquee ingredient you could want - foie gras, duck egg, Wagyu beef, three different kinds of caviar, and literally topped with edible gold…and it’s amazing! All the flavors and textures meld perfectly in a flavor epiphany, an apex epicurean mouthful. I loved it, and I’ll definitely come just to order...

We have been twice, once for dinner and once for lunch. Dinner was decent, but very pricey. Lunch was not very good. They misheard my partner’s order and brought the wrong item. When we tried to correct them, it took the server coming back three times asking my partner what he originally ordered as the server was sure she was not wrong. They eventually brought the correct meal out. Then the bill was higher than the menu items listed, and when I asked, they showed me the small fine print listing additional charges that were not mentioned when our order was taken. The chicken karaage was very fatty, not much meat. The ramen was different from ramen we are used to, a more clear broth, which did taste good. For lunch it cost over 1000 baht for two small ramen, one karaage and...

Welcome to a somehow premium sushi price experience. Sushi Mori at Gaysorn Tower is definitely worth checking out.

A couple of standouts were the Yin Yang Tama Roll (yes, that’s foie gras, hotate, and a raw egg yolk and the Salmon Shoyu Tama Roll, which combines seared Norwegian salmon with a creamy foie gras sauce and ikura. Both were delicious. There is one room for improvement. The sound choice and the space.

They also serve beef. If you’re more into hearty dishes, try the Kagoshima A5 Wagyu sukiyaki. They also offer vegan options.

Will I return? When in Bangkok, please avoid sushi restaurant. I was only here because someone was hungry for...