Honoho Izakaya at Thonglor
308 Thong Lo, Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110
Order the kushiyaki sets if you want variety without overthinking it. The three-skewer plate starts at 150 baht and scales up to ten for 490. Live performances happen here, so the room shifts depending on the night. Come for late-night food after most neighborhood spots have closed their kitchens.
You walk into a room lined with table service, high chairs near the bar counter, and Japanese posters running the length of one wall. The kitchen opens at 5 PM and runs until 2 AM every night of the week, serving izakaya plates alongside a sake and beer program that extends into the small hours.
The yakitori don sits at 280 baht and includes soup. The assorted sashimi plate runs 680 baht. Hokkaido wagyu don appears on the menu at 669 baht, and the hon maguro don peaks at 1,380. Kushiyaki sets offer three skewers for 150 baht, five for 250, ten for 490. The hotate butter shoyu yaki is 139 baht. Donburi dominates the rice section, and pasta dishes range from 280 to 330 baht for the fusion-leaning crowd.
Private rooms seat groups who want separation from the main floor. Valet parking validates for two hours, so driving here is straightforward if you are coming from outside walking distance of the Thonglor BTS corridor. The room gets louder when live performances start; the google listing flags this as a draw, so expect musicians rather than background playlists on certain nights.
Reservations go through the phone line or the booking app linked in their profiles. High chairs are available if you are bringing young children, and the bar seats solo diners who prefer counter service over a full table. Takeaway is possible but the late hours and the live performance schedule make this more of a dine-in destination than a grab-and-go stop.