Kinjo - San Andreas

The Menu of Kinjo from San Andreas includes about 113 different dishes and drinks. On average, you pay for a dish / drink about $10.3.

What Hitoshi Hokamura likes about Kinjo:
The most reasonably priced, Michelin starred Japanese restaurant in San Francisco. The chef Billy recently received an advance Kaiseki training in Kyoto and Kanazawa, invited by Ministry of Food and Agriculture of Japan, and his technique got even higher. You can also have upgraded course at the counter. read more.

When the weather is good you can also be served outside.

What Earl Keeling doesn't like about Kinjo:
We loved this place, but it wasn't the same as it was reopened. The food is just fine. The service is pretty confused. They have made something strange to the lights and the room, the ambience leaves much to be desired. It's sad to see this place downhill. We won't be back. read more.

Kinjo from San Andreas is a good place for a bar to a cocktail after work and be able to sit with friends or alone, and a lot of fresh vegetables, fish and meat are used to cook easily digestible Japanese dishes. Undoubtedly, the highlight of this restaurant is the fine Sushi such as Nigiri and Inside-Out, In addition, the cocktail menu that is offered in this established eatery is impressive. It offers a diverse diversity of beers from the region and the whole world.