In this charming, tastefully decorated townhouse, people from all over the city come to enjoy beef and red wine.

It’s easy to sum up: Sasaya is our favorite Japanese restaurant in Bangkok.

Hidden down a side street in Bangkok’s Phrom Phong area — dotted with bars of varying levels of sketchiness — Ichigo’s Dining is a small, no-fuss spot worth knowing.

Catalan chef Roger Solé-Masoliver has turned his passion for Japanese cuisine into a bold, high-end concept that’s made Fuego a modern classic on Bangkok’s fine dining scene.

You’d never guess that the staircase of this modest little building leads to such a magical place.