Exploring Sushiro's Tempting Lunch Deals and Mall Dining Spots Starting at 120 Baht
A deep dive into weekday lunch set promotions from popular mall restaurants including Sushiro, Japanese eateries, single-pot shabu, and Thai food, with budget-friendly prices starting at 120 Baht.
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- Sushiro launches a Monday-Friday Lunch Set from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM starting at 2 price tiers
- Japanese restaurants in malls offer tonkatsu and teishoku sets priced at 129-240 Baht
- Single-pot shabu and Thai restaurants organize express sets starting at 129-199 Baht
- Saving tips include checking privileges through apps and participating credit cards
In an era where daily living expenses are rising, lunch has become a major expense category for office workers and urban professionals. Finding a lunch that is high quality, delicious, and offers good value for money has therefore become a key objective for daily dining. Well-known restaurant brands inside department stores have adapted by launching Lunch Set promotions or special-priced lunch menus to attract weekday customers, focusing on quick-served sets that include both a main dish and side dishes at more accessible prices compared to regular menus.
For Japanese food lovers, the famous conveyor belt sushi chain Sushiro has introduced the Sushiro Lunch Set, a budget-friendly lunch menu designed to meet the demand for quick meals within a controlled budget. It is divided into 2 price tiers: a 4-piece sushi set consisting of popular toppings such as salmon, tuna, shrimp, or sweet egg, alongside 1 side dish chosen from Japanese-style chawanmushi, miso soup, or a small udon. Another format features 8-10 pieces of sushi, offering the Aburi Set—flame-seared sushi with a rich grilled aroma and sauce—and the Salmon Lunch Set, a collection of various salmon styles, accompanied by 1 side dish.
Based on information checked via Sushiro Thailand, the lunch set promotion details are that it is available only on Mondays through Fridays from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, excluding public holidays, and is sold only at certain branches such as CentralWorld, ICONSIAM, Mega Bangna, Siam Paragon, and main branches in Bangkok and its vicinity. Customers can check the full list of participating branches via the Sushiro Thailand application or website before visiting.
The move by leading restaurant brands like Sushiro and other mall eateries to focus on weekday Lunch Set strategies reflects their adaptation to consumer purchasing power in today's economic climate. This strategy not only helps stimulate sales during off-peak hours when restaurants might be quiet, but also builds a base of regular customers who seek daily value.
Aside from Sushiro, many restaurants inside department stores use a lunch set strategy during the hours of 11:30 AM to 2:00 PM. Well-known Japanese restaurant brands often bundle main dishes, rice, miso soup, and refillable drinks into a single set, such as tonkatsu pork cutlet rice bowl or grilled beef rice bowl, starting at prices of just 149-199 Baht. Other highlight menus include:
- Teishoku sets, such as stir-fried pork with Japanese sauce rice set, priced around 159-199 Baht
- Katsudon sets, served with refillable green tea, priced around 129-169 Baht
- Monday-Friday Lunch Sets, such as grilled pork steak with soy sauce served with free tofu, a drink, and fresh fruit, priced around 180-240 Baht
Catering to shabu fans who need speed, several suki and shabu restaurants have shifted to offering single-pot formats for lunch, organizing sets of meat, fresh vegetables, and rice with soup at budget-friendly prices starting around 179 Baht, such as the Shabu Set Express priced around 169-199 Baht, and the MK quick lunch set featuring roasted duck or crispy pork rice bowl paired with a small bowl of suki soup, priced around 139-179 Baht.
For those who love bold and spicy flavors, upscale Thai restaurants in malls organize promotional pairings tailored for working people, such as stir-fried minced pork with holy basil and fried egg paired with clear minced pork soup, or pad Thai with fresh shrimp, priced around 149-189 Baht. Kub Kao' Kub Pla offers rice topped with crispy pork and chili-ginger paste or rice fried with mackerel chili paste, priced around 165-220 Baht. For steak lovers, there is the Easy Lunch promotion featuring chicken steak with jaew sauce or kurobuta pork steak paired with lemon tea, priced around 119-149 Baht, and spicy grilled chicken steak with an unlimited salad bar, priced around 199-239 Baht.
On days when time is tight or urgent meetings are scheduled, cafes and bakeries in malls offer sandwich, pie, or salad sets paired with fresh coffee or iced tea at special prices of 99-139 Baht, such as the Lunch Combo Set featuring a turkey or tuna bagel sandwich paired with an Americano, priced at 129-169 Baht, and the Croissant Sandwich with ham and cheese, priced at 180-230 Baht.
Additional value tips for eating lunch in malls include signing up for department store and restaurant app memberships to earn points and discounts, checking Happy Hours (mostly limited to Mondays through Fridays from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM), and using benefits from participating credit cards or financial apps to receive cash back. Promotional menus may change over time, so it is recommended to check updated information via social channels or directly at the storefront before deciding.
Source: Thairath Lifestyle
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