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Kinki Japanese Progressive Dining and Bar

japanese restaurant

Thonglor4.6(504)japanese restaurant

The experience

Area: Thonglor.

Vibes & highlights

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Location & contact

Address
Ascott Thonglor Bangkok, 1 Sukhumvit 59, Khwaeng Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10110, Thailand
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Google reviews

4.6

Based on 504 Google ratings

  • Pn R.

    6 months ago

    Kinki is such a vibe! It’s not your typical Japanese spot—the "progressive" dishes are super creative and the flavors actually work. Everything feels premium and the presentation is beautiful. It’s the perfect place for a date night or a cool dinner with friends. Great drinks and a really moody, stylish atmosphere

  • Rachel

    4 months ago

    Their progressive menu was decent and flavor didn't disappoint. Music was not what usually played in Japanese restaurants, it gave a different energy. Our visit was during Thailand's Songkran Festival so staff wore flowery t-shirts and they seemed very relaxed as well. The whole time we felt like we were at a casual diner. Although the place didn't give standard Japanese restaurant vibes, overall experience was pleasant. We'd consider coming back.

  • Preaw Felionajj

    a month ago

    All foods are delicious and high quality. Sashimi don, beef tataki, egg mentaigo, risotto and also mocktail. Price is reasonable and service is good. They also provide bd cake for complimentary. The restaurant is in Ascott hotel and free for parking.

  • Troy S

    a month ago

    Upscale modern Japanese restaurant with good food and nice decor. The menu is probably not quite as progressive as the name of the place suggests but most of the dishes we had were tasty. Decent drinks list too. I’d recommend it for a group of friends or a date.

  • Avocadough

    5 months ago

    Had high hopes for this place based on reviews but on the contrary, was left disappointed just for the food itself (continue reading). Food portion was small and pricey. Uni pasta tasted weird and could be finished up in 3 mouthfuls which is fine because it didn’t taste good anyway. For the same price, you can get a much better tasting lunch omakase at numerous places in Bangkok and it would be twice the portion, with top notch quality. However, I have to say that the atmosphere was very good and would be nice for drinks, business meetings and dates. The staff were very polite and hospitable too which makes the overall experience still pretty positive but hope that the food can be further improved.

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