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This chirashi set costs $40. I find it rather expensive as the sashimi slices are rather thin although they do taste fresh (and cold). Some of the sashimi types include scallop, salmon, swordfish, and tuna. The sashimi had very little sweetness in it but I like how the fish roes aren't salty and went well with the rice. The salad dressing is a little salty while the miso soup tastes just right - not overly salty. There are also seaweed and tofu in the miso soup. At this price, there's many other

The name very funny hor...sound like kinky...so kinky... Oh man, it's like a rhythm. I wonder is it a Japanese word? But one look at all the animation on the wall, you will know it's a Japanese restaurant, no doubt. Be tempted by the eye-feasting seafood sashimi!But the sashimi very expensive, so we didnt order. SOBZ >.< The staff so bad, made us sit at the counter and droolz at the sashimi.... Nevermind, my orders were good also, okay?Foie Gras & Scallop Sushi - $22The eyes brightened u

The Entertainer Party was held at Kinki Rooftop Bar at Collyer Quay, a very funky and cool bar with a gorgeous view overlooking the Marina Bay. I know it has the perfect view for fireworks and aircraft formation performances because the folks from NDP were having a rehearsal that day and we were stoked to have the front-row seats to witness these! This means only one thing: this is the place to hang out for NDP this year!We were greeted with a charming service staff which presented the spicy may

Be tempted by the eye-feasting seafood sashimi!But the sashimi very expensive, so we didnt order. SOBZ >.< Nevermind, my orders were good also, okay? Foie Gras & Scallop Sushi - $22The eyes brightened up on sight of the generous portion of foie gras and meaty scallop. The tiny rice roll can barely 'support' the weight lor. Thumb up for this!Beef Teriyaki - $24Dont be put off by the "bloody" scene, must be my camera and the not so bright lightings. This was really tender and juicy. Kin

I was hunting around for places to eat around the Fullerton Bay area and came across this very interesting Japanese restaurant called Kinki (what a cute name, don't you think?). Kinki sits just on the edge of the Kallang River, directly overlooking the majestic Marina Bay Sands hotel. The view from the restaurant is excellent on a clear day and I'm sure the night view will be even more stunning! It was rather packed for a weekday lunch, and we were told that it was full house when we got there.

Kinki Restaurant is no stranger in our local food scene given not only the interesting name but also, they are well-known for quality Japanese cuisine as well as a breath-taking view of Marina Bay!At a Japanese restaurant, how well they treat their customers can be told from the quality of food they prepare an serve. In the simplest form, it is their sashimi. Hence, I ordered a Chirashi Set ($40) when I visited them for lunch. It is a very fulfilling set as a variety of sashimi were served on

For the full review with pictures, please go to http://thehungrybunnie.blogspot.com/2011/09/kinki-japanese-restaurant-bar.htmlWhile the quality of the food was generally fair, the prices made this place a no-go for future visits, especially since the portions of the ala carte dishes were quite miniscule. My tip is to only order the set meals as they are a lot more value-for-money. Or else, take a business associate there if an expense account is applicable. We had:1) Sashimi Platter, consisting

The prices at Kinki restaurant are really expensive and I feel it is totally not worth the money. I ordered the green tea ice cream with red beans which costs $8. The service of the staff was good which probably make up for the prices of the food. I like the ambience as it is very cosy, it makes a great place for fine dining in Japanese style. The ice cream tasted average, nothing really special despite the high rocket price.

I went to kinki with a group of friends to celebrate a friend’s birthday. I simply love the sushi at kinki’s. unlike other sushi, the amount of rice on one sushi is quite little and the ingredient is fairly a lot. My favourite is the foie gras with scallop sushi. The foie gras is cooked perfectly. The scallop is fresh and juicy. as a whole, the sushi is very refreshing and delicious.

A restaurant with unfriendly (or should I say rude) and judgmental service. The restaurant is located on the second floor of Customs House and upon arrival, the staff would give a quick 'once over' of you from head to toe and then decide if they should smile or not. They did but I still do not like the fact that the staff should even carry such a thought. As we made a reservation, my mom and I were directed to our seats by the window, having a great view of the river and Marina Bay Sands. The re

Situated at the Customs House, the ambience in Kinki makes a fantastic place for dining with your date or friends. The graffiti-covered walls and dark interior makes it a cozy place for a romantic dining experience. I ordered the teriyaki chicken and rice bowl – which the staff got the order wrong and gave me teriyaki beef instead. Naturally, I informed the staff and they did a change for me. The teriyaki chicken was tender and the sauce tasted just right. The rice was fragrant as well. Overall,

I was hoping to try some of the signature ala carte dishes at Kinki but unfortunately, only set lunches/sushi/sashimi/maki are available during lunch. Anyway, this seems like a popular eating spot for working executives as the place was packed during lunch on a weekday.My chirashi don was not bad but nothing outstanding. Quite a few pieces of fresh sashimi and I particularly like the ebi as it was ultra sweet and succulent. The set came with a bowl of miso soup, pickles, salad and a cream filled