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Daruma Sushi at The Explace, Bang Khae: A Salmon Lover's Stop

After a long day at work, we refuelled with thick slices of salmon at Daruma Sushi's The Explace branch in Bang Khae.

Daruma Sushi at The Explace, Bang Khae: A Salmon Lover's Stop

Quick answer

Daruma Sushi at The Explace is a Japanese restaurant on the Western Outer Ring Road at Lak Song, Bang Khae, Bangkok. It stands out for large salmon sashimi, soy-marinated salmon and salmon head simmered in soy sauce, and it opens daily from 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Key takeaways

  • Big slices of salmon sashimi served in a full bowl
  • Soy-marinated salmon with a rich marinade and plenty of seaweed
  • Salmon head simmered in soy sauce for true salmon fans
  • Grilled chicken and fish skin salad for those who skip raw fish
  • Refillable green tea; open daily 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Contents
  1. Medium salmon sashimi
  2. Grilled chicken
  3. Salmon head simmered in soy sauce
  4. Fish skin salad
  5. Marinated salmon
  6. Daruma Sushi, The Explace branch

Office workers and everyone who has been working hard all day, it is time to recharge at Daruma Sushi, The Explace branch. We think you will love it.

Whether you are an office worker, a student or simply a fan of Japanese food, this is the place to refuel. Daruma Sushi at The Explace serves sushi in proper mouthfuls and generous cuts of raw fish. Let's start with the first dish.

Medium salmon sashimi

If you are a raw fish person, and especially a salmon person, don't miss this set. Big pieces of juicy salmon come piled high in the bowl. It is so good that it disappears in no time.

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Grilled chicken

Large pieces of chicken grilled until tender, served with pickled ginger to cut the richness. If you want Japanese food but don't feel like raw fish or sushi, this is the dish we recommend.

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Salmon head simmered in soy sauce

Another one for salmon lovers. The salmon head simmered in soy sauce comes as a big, meaty head. If salmon is your thing, you shouldn't miss it.

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Fish skin salad

Perfect for people who eat clean but not too clean. Crispy fried fish skin goes on fresh salad greens with a well-matched dressing. It is so balanced you forget it is supposed to be healthy food.

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Marinated salmon

More salmon! This is soy-marinated salmon in thick pieces. The marinade is rich and the fish stays juicy, with garlic and chilli on the plate for a spicy kick. Best of all, the seaweed comes in generous amounts.

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What you see here is only part of Daruma Sushi's menu. There is much more: sushi, sashimi, rice dishes, salads and drinks, including refillable green tea. Go to whichever branch is most convenient for you. The one we visited was Daruma Sushi at The Explace.

Daruma Sushi, The Explace branch

  • Address: Western Outer Ring Road, Lak Song, Bang Khae, Bangkok 10160
  • Opening hours: Daily, 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
  • Phone: 097-278-9777

FAQ

Where is Daruma Sushi The Explace?

It is on the Western Outer Ring Road at Lak Song, Bang Khae, Bangkok 10160.

What are the opening hours?

Daily from 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. The phone number is 097-278-9777.

What can I order if I don't eat raw fish?

Try the grilled chicken served with pickled ginger, or the crispy fried fish skin salad.

Is green tea free-flow?

Green tea is available as a refill drink.

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