Kinjo

Japanese restaurant · DUMBO

Kinjo

Japanese restaurant · DUMBO

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11 Adams St, Brooklyn, NY 11201

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Refined 11-course omakase & Asian whisky bar  

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11 Adams St, Brooklyn, NY 11201 Get directions

kinjodumbo.com
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11 Adams St, Brooklyn, NY 11201 Get directions

+1 917 310 1532
kinjodumbo.com
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$100+ · Menu

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The Best Restaurants in Brooklyn's Dumbo Neighborhood

"A 14-seat omakase-style sushi counter beneath the Manhattan Bridge housed in a former torpedo factory, offering a $95 seasonal menu by a Bar Masa alumnus that blends modern and pan-Asian influences across small plates and nigiri. Expect personal touches like shrimp brushed in Indonesian curry sauce and kampachi topped with truffle paste and morels, plus a sleek front Japanese whisky lounge serving inventive cocktails such as a miso-laced Old Fashioned." - Kat Odell

https://www.foodandwine.com/dumbo-brooklyn-dining-11776772
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The Best Restaurants In Dumbo & Brooklyn Heights - New York - The Infatuation

"Kinjo serves a $95 sushi omakase at a 14-seat counter that’s dominated by Dumbo locals who are already on their third visit. It’s right under the Manhattan Bridge, and so close to the water that you can see the ferries going past from the entrance. But once you actually locate this place—in an unmarked warehouse—and figure out how to get in—through an unmarked door—you could frankly be anywhere. (That’s a good thing.) Bring a date, and start with a cocktail at the bar up front before you head behind a curtain and eat some slippery shrimp brushed with curry glaze." - willa moore, bryan kim, sonal shah, molly fitzpatrick, carina finn koeppicus, hannah albertine

https://www.theinfatuation.com/new-york/guides/best-dumbo-brooklyn-heights-restaurants
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Kinjo - Review - DUMBO - New York - The Infatuation

"Kinjo, a stylish-looking space in Dumbo, has an 11-course omakase for $95. That’s served at their 13-seat counter, but they’ve got a separate bar area as well, with a menu of small plates, like snow crab dip with kettle chips. You can also order some sushi a la carte. Highballs with things like jasmine and shiso top the cocktail list, which also has Japanese twists on classics—like an espresso martini with miso, and a Negroni with yuzu. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation

https://www.theinfatuation.com/new-york/reviews/kinjo
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NYC New Restaurant Openings: October 2024 - Eater NY

"Dumbo: Kinjo is a 13-seat omakase counter with an attached bar priced at $95 for 11 courses. Its chefs came to the restaurant by way of Masa and Momofuku." - Emma Orlow

https://ny.eater.com/2024/10/3/24253052/new-restaurant-openings-october-2024
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Eddie Chen

Google
Excellent food! Chef Huang was engaging and made everything with precision. Stop here while visiting Dumbo if you’re craving a fancy but affordable dinner. The sushi is high quality but pretty inventive.

Ariel Elias

Google
Beautiful restaurant, hidden, intimate. Excellent, complex flavors, and really good wine! But what’s even better was the service. Chef Huang and the manager were the kindest people, this place deserves all the praise. Rare to feel so taken care of on a personal level. Thank you so much for a perfect anniversary din.

Bo Du

Google
Came here once for omakase and again for their lunch. Both times were fantastic! One of the best omakases in the city. Their lunch bowls were amazing as well. The location is nestled underneath the manhattan bridge with views of the river and manhattan. The interiors are extremely tasteful and the vibes are immaculate. Can’t wait to return again!!

Radha Jhatakia

Google
Updated Review – 5 Stars I initially had given Kinjo 4 stars because while the food was incredible, the service during my first visit disrupted the experience. Dan, the owner, personally reached out to express that what we experienced wasn’t reflective of their standards. He invited us back for another omakase experience, and I was honestly blown away—not just by the food, but by the care and thoughtfulness behind the gesture. On our return visit, we were greeted warmly by the owner, who was kind, welcoming, and clearly passionate about creating a memorable experience for every guest. We were treated to a beautifully paced omakase meal, and the hospitality was exceptional from start to finish. The food itself? Even better than I remembered. Each piece was incredibly fresh and well-balanced—an impressive blend of traditional technique and creative flair. There were seasonal additions to the menu that made the meal feel both elevated and thoughtful. Standouts included melt-in-your-mouth toro, uni with just the right touch of citrus, and a perfectly seared wagyu bite that I’m still thinking about. They also poured us a unique bottle of sake that paired perfectly with the progression of the meal—it was clean, delicate, and unlike anything I’ve tried before. What struck me most was how seamless everything felt this time. The pacing was ideal, the staff was attentive without hovering, and the entire experience was relaxed yet refined. It reminded me why I was so excited to try Kinjo in the first place—and why I’ll definitely be back. Everyone has an off night sometimes, but the way the team responded and made things right was a masterclass in hospitality. This is now easily one of my favorite omakase spots in Dumbo. Highly recommend!!

Yamini Kumawat

Google
Phenomenal omakase tasting menu by Chef Johnny Huang! Loved every course on the spring omakase menu as well as the uni, otoro, and wagyu a la carte. Sake recommendation was phenomenal. Owner Dan came up to say hi as well at the end!

Amy Wu

Google
Hands down the best restaurant in Dumbo. With the volumes of people who hang out in this neighborhood, there’s a strange scarcity of tasteful upscale dining and Japanese options but now there’s both in Kinjo. We had the Omakase menu then cocktails at the bar. The cost was shockingly affordable for the omakase meal. 👌👌👌 vibes

Paul Cheong

Google
Thoroughly enjoyed the omakase offering at this place. At a relatively affordable price, we were offered an array of impressive dishes. My favorite was their ochazuke, which is a rare offering in NYC. The service was great and so was the vibe. The sushi by is tucked away within a bar so it’s cozy and got a speakeasy feel to it. We’ll come back to try their bar menu!

Paul Darrah

Google
These guys are in my neighborhood so I want them to do well but there is definitely room for some improvements: Omakase menu Every bite was good. The scallop crudo and waygu beef were standouts. I had higher hopes for the Duck taco. BUT if you’re bringing customers in on your omakase menu, it should be enough food to complete the evening. The server came around towards the end of the courses proactively asking if we would like to order more, as if they knew in advance that we might still be hungry. We were! Even for a reasonably priced omakase menu, I shouldn’t have to order more food to leave satisfied. So I ordered the toro hand roll - it was good. Better to add a little more to the menu and charge a little more. The room and overall space are gorgeous. The cocktails were fine, a little too subtle for my taste. I wish them well but these are things personally that I would like to see change before I came back.
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Anjali B.

Yelp
Kinjo just recently opened in DUMBO with great location and even better food! The service was great and so was the vibe of the restaurant, it was very intimate but still a semi-open space. We had the winter tasting menu and everything was amazing. The otoro and duck specifically stuck out to me. The only thing I didn't love was the uni, but that is just personal preference. And even the way they served it on warm rice made it more appealing than uni usually is to me. The sushi chef is plating right behind the counter in front of you making the experience even more interactive and enjoyable. I think this spot will be a big success and I would recommend and hope to return.
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John K.

Yelp
Wow. Just. Wow. Spectacular display, service, and vibe set at Kinjo's Omakase counter. The dimly lit, neatly kept venue, help you keep your eyes on the prize, that being a stunning assortment of top-tier omakase options and a magical cocktail list. With a 95$ pp omakase experience, for my money, well worth it. Take a stroll down and get some of the best fish in DUMBO.
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Lanny B.

Yelp
I'm still in a knot trying to figure out how Kinjo delivered such a beautiful and tasty full-run omakase experience for such a great price!!! The location is very cool, with a cozy happening bar scene in front and a theatrically cozy and comfortable dining area in back. Watching the top-rated chefs prepare out-of-this-world sushi and sashimi makes this a great experience. The service running up and down the room took care of every empty glass and finished plate. Love this spot, clearly run with heart and care.
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Melkys V.

Yelp
Such a great place! It was very good omakase, probably the best I have had in a while. The menu was made carefully, it felt very intentional which was a nice experience - the place is clean and tidy. Now the drinks, those were SO good too! There is an area outside of the omakase room in which you can just sip on a drink with friends. We had a few and they were all so good, will definitely be back for them! And omakase for special occasions. Everyone was very attentive and nice. 100% recommend.
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Victoria L.

Yelp
Wonderful atmosphere. Bomb playlist. Kind staff. Unpretentious. Excellent sushi. No need for fluff and stuff. Visit for a drink, make a reservation for the food, stay after for the vibes.

Alice G.

Yelp
We had a fabulous Valentine's Day prix fixe (and yes, to the friend who asked, you do pronounce the second "x" :)) in the Kinjo restaurant. We had already been blown away by the omakase, so we decided to try the regular restaurant attached (the space is divided in two, with separate chefs). They don't normally serve full meals, just delicious bar snacks like duck fried rice, but we got lucky on Valentine's! What a meal. Four courses for $70. Here's hoping it becomes a regular event! BTW the staff and owners could not have been nicer. :)
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Annette L.

Yelp
Simply amazing. Outstanding food. Perfect place for a nice date night or to catch up with a friend. LOVE!! and i will DEFINITELY be coming back
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Larry D.

Yelp
The omakase is exceptional. Some of the best raw fish I've ever had. Both my partner and I had multiple moments of bliss from the quality and taste. The cocktails are pleasant Japanese twists on various classics. The service is warm and friendly. The atmosphere is unique and comfortable. If you are in the lounge area, the duck and rice dish is mind-blowing.
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Helen L.

Yelp
Upon entering you are immediately enveloped in a warm and inviting atmosphere. The rustic wooden beams create a cozy backdrop, and the soft glow from the bar lights sets a perfect mood. The bar menu is impressively diverse, featuring a selection of unique offerings that cater to various tastes. Alex is a great bartender too. I highly recommend trying the rice cakes--they are truly out of this world! The cold udon noodles are another standout, expertly prepared and bursting with flavor. The drink menu complements the food beautifully, with each cocktail crafted to perfection. Every sip is a delightful experience, making it hard to choose just one favorite. The omakase menu reflects a thoughtful curation of dishes, showcasing the chef's attention to detail and commitment to quality. Each course feels like a mini celebration, thoughtfully composed and beautifully presented. Johnny is an amazing sushi chef and Grace attentive and fantastic too. Can't wait for my next visit!
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Harun O.

Yelp
Joined here for my friends networking event. Beautiful atmosphere right under the brooklyn bridge. I enjoyed 2 cocktails and appreciated the barmen's kind offer to adjust if i find the cocktail too sweet. Great service as well.

Matthew M.

Yelp
Awesome omakase spot with super talented sushi chefs! The omakase had some standout dishes like the Botan Ebi with curry and leeks and the Wagyu with shiitake butter and truffle! Don't skip on the cocktails and check out their Asian whisky selection!

Leopoldo G.

Yelp
This place is spectacular How ambiance the service the space but mostly the food its delicious and nuanced and feels authentic yet global i truly recommend it as an essential instant classic experience in Brooklyn.... Its weirdly affordable for a high level OMAKASE Smso kudos to whoever made it thank you!!! Xoxox

Sue F.

Yelp
Absolutely incredible. Great service. Beautiful ambiance. Food is excellent!! Will definitely return

Rosie V.

Yelp
The Japanese crispy rice cake on the Snacks Menu in the bar is FANTASTIC. I can't wait to go back for that same dish, and also to enjoy the 11 course Omakase dinner. The sake cocktails are delicious. The Shiso one... heart be still! Highly recommend.