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Imoya, Bangkok

Nestled discreetly within a seemingly abandoned edifice adjacent to Emporium Shopping Mall in Khlong Toei District, Bangkok, I would have remained oblivious to its existence were it not for my then-boyfriend's incessant praise of this hidden gem in Bangkok.



Stepping into this enchanting establishment feels like embarking on a whimsical journey to a bygone era of quaint, weathered street-side eateries in Japan. Imoya exudes an unpretentious charm that captivates the senses.


Each room boasts a delightful mishmash of eclectic decor, adorned with whimsical posters featuring geishas, Astro Boy, Ultraman, and various beloved Japanese cartoon characters. The ambiance is further enhanced by low tables elegantly arranged on traditional tatami mats, while the presence of mirthful Japanese gentlemen with neckties nonchalantly wrapped around their heads lends an air of vibrant authenticity. It is precisely these idiosyncrasies that endow Imoya with such a rich and captivating character.

Imoya delights patrons with its humble yet exquisite offering of traditional, home-cooked Japanese cuisine. The dishes, while elegantly simple, transport one's palate to a realm of pure culinary bliss. Imagine a tapas bar, where each plate embodies a harmonious fusion of flavors and textures, carefully crafted to tantalize the senses. Although the portions may be petite, they pack a punch of exquisite taste that lingers on the taste buds, leaving a lasting impression.





Beyond the culinary delights, Imoya emerges as a convivial sanctuary, a haven to gather with cherished friends and unwind in the company of laughter and good cheer. Savor the camaraderie as you clink glasses filled with the smooth, velvety embrace of sake or indulge in the crisp refreshment of Asahi beer.


Imoya's inviting ambiance sets the stage for memorable moments, forging bonds and weaving tales that will be recounted fondly for years to come.


Phone:

02-663-5185/6 Address:

Imoya, 3/F, Terminal Shop Cabin, 2/17-19 Sukhumvit Soi 24, Bangkok, Thailand

Nearest Train: Closest BTS Station:

BTS Phrom Phong

Opening Hours: daily 5pm-midnight

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