Phnom Penh · Street 174Cambodia
KYŌ Omakase興
16-seat omakase opened in 2020 by Chef Kentaro Katsumata, with Tokyo Edomae and New York training and a theatrical, Khmer-adapted menu.
5 places to eat sushi in Phnom Penh: 4 omakase counters and 1 conveyor-belt (kaiten) shop. Price bands are relative within Cambodia.
Filter these in the interactive directory →16-seat omakase opened in 2020 by Chef Kentaro Katsumata, with Tokyo Edomae and New York training and a theatrical, Khmer-adapted menu.
Izakaya with an upstairs Edomae omakase counter, in The Peak Mall in Chamkar Mon.
Modern omakase that mixes Japanese technique with contemporary creations; booking recommended for its small counter.
Omakase at the sushi bar in silver, gold and premium sets (about $27 to $60), plus lunch sets and a private room.
Cambodian outlet of the Japanese conveyor-belt chain, with a kids-friendly train delivery and a broad sushi and bento menu.