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Took my family here for my wife's birthday treat meal.
Wow. The food was incredible! Tried a mix of Sushi, Sashimi, Poke bowls Bao Buns and Bento boxes for the kids Staff were great-like they really were interested in giving you a great time.
I'm just gutted it's so far away.
We have been to Kinjo a few times now and had a great time one every visit. Food is amazing (apart from a Seabass dish that comes in the smallest of portions imaginable). Staff is always amazing.
For steak we went with Cheff's recommendation and it was cooked to perfection. Would happily come back again.
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