Best Omakase in Toul Kork, Phnom Penh: 4 Places Worth Trying
Toul Kork has quietly turned into a great neighborhood for Japanese food, and omakase is a big part of that. You no longer need to cross town to BKK or Riverside to find a sushi counter with a seasonal menu.
A quick note before we start: I haven’t eaten at all of these places yet. This guide pulls together what I found on TikTok, Google Maps, and diner reviews, so the ratings below reflect what other people say online. I’ll update this post as I visit and add my own notes.
Here are four places for omakase in Toul Kork, from budget friendly counters to full fine dining. If you want even more options, check out my guide to the Top 5 Japanese Restaurants in Toul Kork.
Where to Eat Omakase in Toul Kork
1. TĹŤkyĹŤ Omakase
TĹŤkyĹŤ Omakase gets described as a tiny Tokyo style counter in the middle of Phnom Penh. The focus is on the fish, the plating looks thoughtful, and the mood is relaxed. It’s a good option if you want a classic omakase experience in Toul Kork.
- Price: Small $36, Medium $49, Big $88 per person (most diners spend $50+)
- Opening hours: 10 AM to 10 PM
- Food: 5/5
- Service: 5/5
- Atmosphere: 5/5
2. Hana Omakase Phnom Penh
Hana Omakase suits you if you want something calm, cozy, and a little luxurious without the stiff, formal feeling. Diners mention the soft lighting and Japanese inspired design, which makes it a good fit for a slow dinner date or a quiet catch up with friends.
- Price: $50+ per person for dinner, The Hana Lunch at $38 / $48++
- Opening hours: 12 PM to 9:30 PM (lunch set from 11:45 AM to 2 PM)
- Food: 4/5
- Service: 5/5
- Atmosphere: 4/5
- Seating: Counter seating and a private dining room
- Parking: Plenty of free parking
3. Buntan omakase
Buntan Omakase is one of the most photogenic spots for omakase in Toul Kork. The design blends Tokyo sleekness with Kyoto style warmth, so it feels modern but still intimate. It works well for a special occasion or a treat after a long week, and the chefs are known for beautiful presentation with every course.
- Price: $50+ per person, depending on your course and drinks
- Opening hours: 11:30 AM to 10 PM
- Food: 5/5
- Service: 5/5
- Atmosphere: 5/5
- Seating: Counter seating and a private dining room
4. Chiharu Omakase
Chiharu Omakase is the one to look at if you want a relaxed omakase that’s easy on your wallet. It’s quiet and low key, so you can hear your friends and enjoy each course without rushing. It’s also one of the most affordable omakase options in Toul Kork.
- Price: $20 to $45 per person
- Opening hours: Not clearly listed, so check their Google Maps listing or social media before you go
- Food: 5/5
- Service: 5/5
- Atmosphere: 5/5
- Noise level: Quiet, easy to talk
Which Omakase in Toul Kork Will You Try First?
Whether you’re after a high end chef’s counter or a casual night out, these four spots show how far omakase in Toul Kork has come. Prices and hours can change, so it’s worth checking each restaurant’s Google Maps page or Facebook page before you go.
Have you eaten at any of these? Tell me in the comments what you thought, and if you know another hidden gem, I’ll add it to the list.
