Kuma No Yakitori is the world of Chef Nari, who will make you experience all five senses in Bangkok. Kuma’s dining is a fulfilment of sensations. The Yakitori’s aromas entice guests. Guests also enjoy the sounds of grilling. Besides, diners chat with a friendly chef over the counter. Indeed, all five senses are engaged in the Japanese restaurant. Moreover, the chef offers more than the typical Omakase. Guests are invited to the kitchen to shoot photos. They can also grill Yakitori by themselves. Moreover, Kuma No Yakitori celebrates the Sakura season—the new “Spring Omakase” that resonates with Japan’s cultural and culinary essence.

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Additionally, the price is reasonable. It is a fair cost compared to the unforgettable experience of being with a great man. You will also enjoy delicious Japanese food.

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How much does it cost to eat the Ultimate Chicken Omakase

Kuma No Yakitori: An Experience of Five Senses in Bangkok

Well, eating at Kuma No Yakitori is not cheap. However, it is not expensive because you will taste the finest grade of chicken from all over Thailand. Moreover, the Japanese restaurant blends Japanese, French, and Chinese techniques. Adding creative Japanese dishes and an impressive and narrative presentation in a fine-dining way. In fact, the cost of The Ultimate Chicken Experience is 3500 THB. Drinks are not included in this price. Also, there are three different courses of Wine & Sake Pairing. The courses range from THB 2500 to 3500. Otherwise, you can order by glass or bottle. Beers are available.

Reservations are required at Kuma No Yakitori

Certainly, reservations are mandatory. You can not come to this Japanese restaurant by walking in. So, we suggest that you make reservations one or two weeks before coming in to have the ultimate Yakitori Experience.

Kuma No Yakitori dining: The Chicken Spring Omakase

Kuma No Yakitori welcomes the season of Sakura with the “Spring Omakase.” Chef Nari uses chicken and seasonal ingredients for the spring menu. Besides, he honours Japanese culture and culinary essence in the city of Bangkok. Moreover, this menu features 13 dishes. Highlights include the Spring Vegetables and Duck Salad, Yakitori Chicken Heart, and Uni Steamed Egg Custard. So, you must try the ultimate chicken experience offered by the Japanese restaurant because it is unique and delicious.
Additionally, Kuma No Yakitori is a spacious and very cozy spot. It has a wide counter where you can watch the chef cook Yakitori and express himself through his culinary art.