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I think Bangkok is one of the best cities in the world, outside of Japan, for Japanese food. From sushi, to ramen, to even unique meals like a full entire 15 course restaurant dedicated to tofu – you will find in Bangkok.

Chef Gaggan (from Gaggan restaurant in Bangkok) loved the tofu from Mihara in Fukuoka, Japan, and decided to bring it to Bangkok. Along with P’Tan (https://www.instagram.com/itan/), they opened Mihara Tofuten, an omakase tofu restaurant in Bangkok.

In Japan tofu is not usually served course by course, bite by bite, by the chef. It’s typically more of a comfort food, possibly an addition to a meal or a side course. So Mihara Tofuten created the world’s first all tofu inspired tasted omakase menu. It’s the first tofu omakase in Bangkok, and even Japan and the world.

Although all dishes are based on tofu and soybean products, the main course menu is not vegetarian. However, they do have a vegetarian version of their menu as well. I tried the non-vegetarian meal.

I’ll start off by saying that I mostly prefer to eat strong and spicy foods, but Mihara Tofuten was not spicy or strong, yet it was absolutely amazing in its pureness and simplicity of flavors, but prepared perfectly. I thought the entire meal was an outstanding experience, and a new way to look at tofu.

If you eat at Mihara Tofuten, you will for sure never think of tofu the same again!

Thanks to my friend P’Tan for inviting me to eat at Mihara Tofuten. I didn’t pay for this meal, but it was my choice to make a video and all opinions and thoughts are mine.

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28 Comments

  1. Ying, we thank you for being patient with Mark and traveling all over with him to bring us this experience. Also, you look stunning. Mark you’re a blessed guy.

  2. Ying is so pretty and very supportive from the start! You rock mommy Ying!

  3. Love all your videos. You truly love food on another level. You certainly have gotten a wonderful wife that supports and follows your dreams. And there are not enough beautiful word for Micah.

  4. 0:34 "Tofuten" actually is "Tofu ten". "Ten" generally means 'store'. So this is literally tofu store.
    8:36 "Momen" literally means 'cotton'. This type of tofu is firmer and less succulent. While, "Kinu" literally means 'silk', which is softer and more likely to crumble. Cotton and silk, now you can easily imaging its texture.

  5. Tofu….!! What a heck… TOFU… 🤔 INCREDIBLE…😜 your wife looked incredible nice this evening..I'm a married women, I can get away with it…husband aggers… you are lucky to have her 😉

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