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A Japanese-inspired cocktail salon in Sukhumvit 39, where omakase begins with what you like—and what you prefer to avoid.
01 · Story & Omakase
Our name reflects an interest in Japanese culture. At the salon, that influence runs through the ingredients, preparation and attentive service.
Omakase means leaving the selection to the bartender. Here, it begins with a conversation about your preferences, followed by a cocktail prepared with those preferences in mind.
Tell us the ingredients and styles you like, anything you prefer to avoid, and any allergies. Options depend on the ingredients available.

02 · Signatures & Menu
Wakaze Classic Japan, Laodi Rhum, mango sticky rice, milk
Umenoyado Gin, Umenoyado Lychee, melon grown in Japan, citrus
Daiyame 25, Waka Itsuki, Tsuruume Yuzu, lemon, egg white
Haku Vodka, passion fruit, honey, lime, Shichiken Yama No Kasumi Sparkling Sake
Ingredients and availability may change.
03 · Visit
The entrance is marked by a small sign on the black wall in Soi Sukhumvit 39, Bangkok.
For reservations and same-day walk-in availability, contact us via LINE.
Please check with our staff about the length of your visit and any seating preferences.
Your reservation is confirmed when our team replies.

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