Kinjo Room

Had a great experience at Kinjo Room. The sushi was delicious and the fish tasted incredibly fresh. I ordered the spicy tuna roll, tuna tartare, and the spicy crispy tuna roll—everything was flavorful and really well done. I also had a lychee martini; it had a slight twist that wasn’t totally my favorite, but it was still good and nicely balanced. Overall, amazing sushi and a spot I’d definitely come back to.

The food was great! I showed up an hour early for my reservation, and they graciously accomodated us. My group of 3 ordered a round of drinks every 20 minutes and another dish, whether it be a special or something the server recommended. Our server Olivia was awesome, and very knowledgeable on the menu. The food was great, and I think reasonably priced. The manager asked us to leave around 2 hours after we were sat to make room for the next table. I get it, you need to turn tables to make profit, but we were constantly ordering more and more. It killed the vibe for sure, but they were gracious enough to give a free round of drinks to make up for it. If you're like me and you want to dine/hang out for awhile this might not be the right place for you.

If you know your way decently well around sushi, I think this is among the best fish you can get at a competitive price in the upper range sushi scene in ATL. Sure, the craftsmanship here can't compare to a place like Mujo, but I also can't afford to go to Mujo regularly. This place is also sourcing their fish from Kichijoji, so the quality is just superb. The cocktails are great, and the Japanese whiskey selection is superb. As a drawback, I will say this. The menu is a little unintuitive in its layout. We went on a less busy weeknight and so could leisurely hop around the menu at our own pace and odd ordering. If it's busy, you'll need an attack plan before going in, I'd imagine.

A small, quiet, dark and cozy place to grab sushi. The cocktails are pretty and sushi was good quality. I wouldn’t recommend this place for big parties but more for date nights or dining alone. Edit: Thanks for updating me on that! I didn't know about Kinjo Next Door, but that is super cool. I'm looking forward to my next visit!

We visited on December 31st to celebrate my daughter's 28th bday! 630 pm reservation, I arrived on-time and it took atleast 5 minutes to be greeted and acknowledged then after that another 3 to 4 minutes before we were advised of what was going on. We were seated next door and immediately after seating advised that we needed to be gone withing an hour in a half because of hour busy it was. Please advise us this on open table so we know what to experience in visiting your establishment. We proceed to order drinks, appetizers, sushi and a main course spending over $300 for 3 individuals no problem I know my girls are foodies! We had to constantly remind the waiter of food that had not come out and that we were still waiting for! I paid attention to timing the entire time because of what we