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Discover Nobu Bangkok, the world’s highest and largest Nobu restaurant, nestled on the top three floors of The Empire in the heart of Thailand's vibrant capital city. Enjoy Chef Nobu's world-renowned style of contemporary Japanese cuisine with Peruvian influences, accompanied by spectacular 360-degree views of the Bangkok skyline.

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Perched high above the vibrant cityscape of Bangkok, Nobu’s newest horizon promises an unforgettable New Year's Eve celebration. Join us for an elevated countdown filled with world-renowned cuisine, breathtaking panoramic views, and the exclusive elegance only Nobu can offer.

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Secrets from the Kitchen

If you are dining at Nobu for the first time, the Chef recommends trying 3 or more of the menu's "Eight Highlight Dishes." The best way to enjoy this experience is to start with 2 or 3 cold dishes, then move on to 2 or 3 hot ones. Finally, end with some sushi and dessert. All dishes are shared family style.

Here are some of the recommendations:

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As a palate opener: 
Yellowtail with Jalapeno
Delicately sliced yellowtail sashimi with touches of garlic puree, adorned with jalapeno slices then crowned with cilantro and served with Japanese citrus soy sauce; 6 pieces in one order. the cilantro elevates every bite, enhancing the flavor.
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For Salad:
Tuna Sashimi Salad
7 pieces of rare grilled tuna sashimi salad sprinkled with black pepper on a bed of field green and served with Nobu Matsuhisa signature onion soy dressing.
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For Hot Dishes:
Rock Shrimp Tempura With creamy spicy Sauce
Handful of batterer shrimp "Tempuraed" tossed with creamy spicy sauce, flavored with yuzu juice and pieces of shiitake mushrooms,  served over a bed of greens drizzled with yuzu dressing. Best enjoyed together with the greens.
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Black Cod With Den Miso
Filet of black cod marinated in Den miso sauce for a few days then baked, in oven and finished with a salamander broil.
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