Yuzu Omakase has a straightforward KTC benefit for diners planning one of its chef-led Japanese tasting menus. From 15 September to 31 December 2026, a qualifying KTC credit card takes THB 500 off one sales slip. The reduction is applied at payment, so it is easier to value than a reward that arrives weeks later.
The restaurant currently lists omakase courses at several price points, beginning at THB 3,500 and rising through premium menus. Choose the food experience first, then treat the card offer as a welcome reduction rather than a reason to order a larger course.
How the saving works
Present and pay with an eligible KTC credit card to receive THB 500 off the bill. One privilege applies to each sales slip, and a table cannot divide one meal across several slips simply to multiply the discount. The offer is not combinable with other promotions.
Tell the restaurant team that you intend to use the KTC benefit before the bill is processed. Confirm the final amount and make sure the THB 500 reduction appears on the slip. If your reservation carries a deposit, ask how that deposit will be reconciled with the card payment.
The KTC JCB option
Eligible KTC JCB cardmembers can also consider a separate cashback benefit. Qualifying spending of THB 5,000 receives THB 400 cashback, while THB 10,000 receives THB 1,000. Registration is required before or on the same day as the first qualifying transaction.
Cashback is scheduled to arrive within 60 days after the campaign calculation. The daily cap is THB 1,000 per card, and the campaign cap is THB 12,000 per card. Spending that earns the cashback does not also earn KTC FOREVER points, so compare the trade-off before registering.
What to book
Yuzu Omakase lists a broad progression of menus, including courses priced at THB 3,500, THB 5,500, THB 7,500, THB 9,500 and higher. A wagyu-focused menu is also listed. Menus and seasonal ingredients can change, which is part of the omakase format.
When reserving, confirm the branch, seating time, course, dietary restrictions and cancellation policy. Omakase counters often prepare ingredients for a fixed number of guests, so late changes can be difficult. Mention allergies clearly rather than assuming every course can be substituted.
Before settling the bill
Carry the physical card if the venue requests it and keep the transaction receipt until any cashback arrives. The KTC benefit cannot be exchanged for cash, transferred or stacked with another discount. The restaurant and card issuer may also apply their normal booking and payment rules.
For more current savings, browse our Thailand deals. Diners comparing special-occasion meals can also explore our Bangkok restaurant guides. The offer ends on 31 December 2026, so secure a suitable counter time before the holiday calendar fills.