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Shin Daikoku
Sliding-door private rooms and a serene tone
characterize the Intercontinental Hotel branch of Shin Daikoku; the
other outlet is their renowned restaurant in Sukhumvit Soi 19.
Other than the private rooms, diners can choose to
eat at the classic sushi bar where you can watch the master chef at work,
the petite teppanyaki room where a hot plate serves as your place
setting or in the main dining area.
The mixed sashimi set comes on a bed of ice,
decorated with carved vegetables and oyster shells. The menu is not
fusion heavy, although there are some rather adventurous dishes such as
crispy salmon and cheese spring rolls and the impressively presented
rainbow tempura – five little balls of shrimp with individual coatings
and distinctly diverse flavor.
Diners can
also order from the teppanyaki bar and whilst sitting in the private
room one can still take pleasure in suki that is prepared in the kitchen
plus served hot at your table. For an experience of vast choice of
dining areas and delicacies, pay a visit to Shin Daikoku.
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