Choose homemade food with more control behind it
One kitchen, two cuisines
Thai and Japanese dishes come from the same in-house cooking approach, which keeps standards steady.
Clearer ingredient talks
Cooking ourselves gives us a better starting point when you need to ask about a dish.
Good for mixed appetites
Homemade curries, katsu and desserts can all sit in one order without feeling mismatched.
Homemade means cooked by us, not bought in
Homemade means more than a label on a menu. For us, it means the dishes are cooked in-house rather than bought in ready-made, so the food keeps a more personal feel from one order to the next. That matters when you are choosing between Thai home cooking and Japanese dishes, because the same care runs through both sides of the menu. At Issaya, homemade food can mean a curry for one person, katsu for another, something spicy to share and a dessert to finish. You are not piecing together a meal from unrelated items. You are choosing from one kitchen with one standard.
Recipe control keeps the range more useful
Cooking in-house also gives us closer control over the recipes and a clearer view of how the menu develops over time. That helps when customers want to ask about ingredients or possible dish adaptations before they order. From our Bordon base, we keep collection and delivery straightforward, while the seasonal menu refresh roughly every three months stops the choice from feeling flat. Orders from Issaya are built for real evenings, when different appetites and preferences need sorting without losing the homemade feel that brought you to the menu in the first place.
Frequently asked questions
What do you mean by homemade Thai Japanese food?
We mean the dishes are cooked in-house rather than bought in ready-made. That keeps the menu closer to real cooking, gives us more control over how it develops, and helps the food from both cuisines feel part of one well-kept range.
Can we order both cuisines in one meal?
Yes. One order can cover Thai home cooking for one person and Japanese dishes for another, which is useful when tastes differ. Because everything comes from the same kitchen, the meal still feels joined up rather than patched together.
Do seasonal menu updates affect what is available?
Yes. The menu changes roughly every three months, so some dishes may rotate while the homemade character stays the same. Checking the live menu each time is the easiest way to see what is available in the current period.