Shakariki432 x Joto Curry x Tenyo Ramen Thaniya
Three Japanese brands share one 150-seat floor where Thaniya meets Surawong Road: Shakariki 432, the Osaka izakaya chain that started in Asoke in 2012, plus Joto Curry's katsu plates and Tenyo's ramen, with the branch page claiming hours of 11am to 7am the next morning.
Why go
BK Magazine pegged the chain's role back in 2015: One of Bangkok's late-night izakaya favorites, the Osaka-hailing Shakariki 432,
1 adding They're open till 3am, which means no more midnight McDonald's runs.
1 The menu runs past 150 items of Osaka soul food, takoyaki, okonomiyaki, kushikatsu and kasu udon per the chain site, and the tri-brand format means one table covers the izakaya order, a Japanese curry, and a ramen finish. Thaniya itself is Silom's Japanese strip, so this is the biggest and latest room on a soi built for exactly this dinner.
Order this / avoid
- Order: kushikatsu and takoyaki from the izakaya side with a flavored highball, then split a Joto katsu curry; the curry katsu udon ran B230 when BK Magazine priced it in 2015, so expect more now.
- Avoid: relying on aggregator hours. The official page says 11am to 7am daily; listings say midnight. Past 1am, phone 02-637-0927 before walking over.
What locals & experts say
- BK Magazine (2015):
One of Bangkok's late-night izakaya favorites, the Osaka-hailing Shakariki 432.
1 - Time Out Bangkok (2026): on the Ekkamai sibling,
the Osaka-born izakaya chain Shakariki 432
runsthe usual sprawling menu of Japanese dishes,
proof of life for the brand in 2026.3 - The venue (2026):
A large store with a capacity of 150 people, located on Surawong Road,
with private and tatami rooms for six to twelve.2
Good to know
- Timing: daily from 11am, deep into the night; the exact close is the entry's one live question, flagged above.
- Booking: walk-in; private rooms bookable by phone, cards accepted.
- Near base: on Surawong Road at the Thaniya corner, a few minutes' walk from voco Surawong and five from BTS Sala Daeng, which is the whole point after a Silom bar night.
Jeff's take (his words)
- Note: "open late"
- Note: "open late" (his original Maps save)
Verdict
listed — Three Japanese chain brands sharing 150 seats at the Thaniya corner, from an Osaka izakaya group that has grown since Asoke in 2012 on the promise BK captured a decade ago: it's open when everything else has quit. Kushikatsu, katsu curry, and ramen at chain standard is exactly on-the-board cooking, and the rung says so; its real value is being a five-minute walk from the Surawong base with the lights still on.