After the opening of Shinsen Fish Market in the summer of 2016, there was a lot of topics and reports. Some media even used the "Bangkok version of imported aquatic products" as a metaphor. After about 8 months of operation, I thought I finally came to Bangkok for a trip. It is rare for a family to travel abroad. Wendy arranged to bring it here to celebrate. I didn’t expect the restaurant’s business to be too good. I waited for a while to find that there was an empty seat on the second floor. Joe quickly set out a table to enjoy the fresh seafood with his family.
Transportation: How to get to Shinsen Fish Market in Bangkok
This seafood restaurant is located at the "bottom" of Soi 39, Sukhumvit, Bangkok. If you take the BTS to Phrom Phong station and walk all the way from Exit 5, it will take about 1.7 kilometers and 20 minutes by foot. Anya sincerely recommends...if If you are a few adults, you may be able to walk slowly; if you are dining with parents and children, it is better to take Grab Taxi or Uber directly to save the physical effort of the journey.
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▲ If traveling by car, there is a parking lot next to the restaurant. (The scene is all imported cars...)
▲ To our surprise, the business is very, very good.
▲ Some scenes were still taken when they were away, and it was hard to find a person at that time.
Ordering and dining experience at Shinsen Fish Market in Bangkok
As mentioned earlier, some media or local masters used "additional aquatic products" as a metaphor for this restaurant. The main reason is that Shinsen Fish Market is priced based on the divisional weight of the freshly caught fish. They are familiar with such things as snow crabs, oysters or all kinds of fresh fish. , It is not a frozen fishery product to increase the taste and deliciousness after cooking.In addition, the various bar counters on the first floor handle sushi, char-grilled seafood, pot items, and even want to have a delicious sashimi, which is very similar to Taipei’s Addiction Aquatic Products.
There are a variety of menus on the table. If I want to come to a seafood restaurant, I don’t order steaks. They mainly focus on seafood and pots. Then they order a drink, so that the whole family will be satisfied with food and drink.I asked my family about their taste satisfaction. They all said they felt quite "fresh" in line with the word Shinsen, the name of the shop. I have eaten Thai food for more than a week, and I can eat seafood with good quality and good cooking skills in Bangkok. It's good to change the taste. .
▲ Diversified choices of meals and alcohol.
▲ These seafood attract diners to taste.
▲ Right!Wendy eats hot pot wherever he goes!
▲ The eldest sister praised this sweet shrimp most.
▲ This is the big head prawn that my little sister and I love.
▲ Food can also be taken out.
▲ Strawberries from Japan!
▲ Meal amount and serving size for five people, very good at eating!
Conclusion
The restaurant’s business is good, but the service manpower is a bit tight. I have read other online reviews and pointed out that the service needs to be improved. Our family doesn’t want to spend time waiting for a trip, so I decided to spend some energy in semi-self-service to find the location and ask the service staff to help order the food. Or take the initiative to remind the meal, this meal was quite happy.In the food and taste part, some people think that the aquatic products are not delicious, but some people love it very much. They can only say that the food is very subjective. Our family gave 4 stars.
For Taiwanese readers, Shinsen Fish Market is not a well-known low-cost route, but it has captured the hearts of Bangkokians and even Japanese in Thailand. On-site consumers are mostly local people. When we dine, there is a place next to it. Nearly 20 Japanese people gathered at the table to order and serve dishes. Great!Perhaps you think that following the locals to eat Thai food is the most authentic, but you have enough...Why don't you try another route with them.
◎ Shinsen Fish Market
– Address: 163/6 Soi Sukhumvit 39 Klongton-Nua Wattana, Bangkok, Thailand 10110
– Phone: +66 2 260 6511
– Business hours: 11:00～23:00
– Official website: http://www.shinsenfishmarket.com/
– Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Shinsenfishmarket/
