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Kinjo Sushi & Grill
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Nearby attractions
CKE Skatepark
1015 73 Ave SW, Calgary, AB T2V 0R9, Canada
Nearby restaurants
Denny's Restaurant
7215 Macleod Trl SW, Calgary, AB T2H 0L8, Canada
The Keg Steakhouse + Bar - Macleod Trail
7104 Macleod Trl, Calgary, AB T2H 0L3, Canada
Sho Sushi Bar & Kitchen
7212 Macleod Trl SE #110, Calgary, AB T2H 0L9, Canada
Cactus Club Cafe
7010 Macleod Trl SE, Calgary, AB T2H 0L3, Canada
Smuggler's
6920 Macleod Trl, Calgary, AB T2H 0L3, Canada
Leo Fu's Szechwan & Mandarin Restaurant
511 70 Ave SW, Calgary, AB T2H 2K6, Canada
Limericks Traditional Public House
7304 Macleod Trl, Calgary, AB T2H 0L9, Canada
Fatburger MacLeod Trail
7116 Macleod Trl #4, Calgary, AB T2H 0L3, Canada
Bolero
6920 Macleod Trl S, Calgary, AB T2H 2T5, Canada
Monsoon Izakaya Japanese Restaurant
6920 Macleod Trl, Calgary, AB T2H 2T5, Canada
Nearby hotels
Travelodge by Wyndham Calgary South
7012 Macleod Trail South, Calgary, AB T2H 0L3, Canada
Super 8 by Wyndham Macleod Trail Calgary
7505 Macleod Trl SW, Calgary, AB T2H 0L8, Canada
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Kinjo Sushi & Grill

7101 Macleod Trl SW, Calgary, AB T2V 0P5, Canada
4.3(1.2K)$$$$
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attractions: CKE Skatepark, restaurants: Denny's Restaurant, The Keg Steakhouse + Bar - Macleod Trail, Sho Sushi Bar & Kitchen, Cactus Club Cafe, Smuggler's, Leo Fu's Szechwan & Mandarin Restaurant, Limericks Traditional Public House, Fatburger MacLeod Trail, Bolero, Monsoon Izakaya Japanese Restaurant
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+1 403-255-8998
Website
kinjosushiandgrill.com

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Featured dishes

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Pepsi Can
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Diet Pepsi Can
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Gyoza Sauce
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Salmon Sashimi (3pcs)
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Edamame
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Salmon Sashimi (3pcs)
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Special Tataki
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Ginger Chicken
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Alberta Roll
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Calamari Tempura
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Rack Of Lamb
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Edamame
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Donut Fries No Ice Cream
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Green Salad
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All-D BC Pasta
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Seaweed Salad
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Lobster (Sushi) (2 Pcs)

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Nearby attractions of Kinjo Sushi & Grill

CKE Skatepark

CKE Skatepark

CKE Skatepark

4.3

(39)

Open until 9:00 PM
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Things to do nearby

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Calgary, Alberta, T2G 1S6, Canada
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Nearby restaurants of Kinjo Sushi & Grill

Denny's Restaurant

The Keg Steakhouse + Bar - Macleod Trail

Sho Sushi Bar & Kitchen

Cactus Club Cafe

Smuggler's

Leo Fu's Szechwan & Mandarin Restaurant

Limericks Traditional Public House

Fatburger MacLeod Trail

Bolero

Monsoon Izakaya Japanese Restaurant

Denny's Restaurant

Denny's Restaurant

4.7

(3.7K)

$

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The Keg Steakhouse + Bar - Macleod Trail

The Keg Steakhouse + Bar - Macleod Trail

4.6

(896)

$$$

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Sho Sushi Bar & Kitchen

Sho Sushi Bar & Kitchen

4.5

(1.0K)

$$

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Cactus Club Cafe

Cactus Club Cafe

4.5

(1.3K)

$$

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Reviews of Kinjo Sushi & Grill

4.3
(1,232)
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1.0
2y

I was very excited to try this spot as I’ve heard it’s the best in Calgary. If this is true, I’m very sorry for the locals here.

When we walked in, we were optimistic as the vibe was nice, the staff was friendly, and they had fun little boats floating around the preparation station. As we sat down, we were given a few complimentary maki pieces, which was very nice. This is where our good experience ended. The rice tasted old and hard, and one of them had a massive dollop of spicy mayo on top so I couldn’t tell what was inside. Even when I ate it, I had no idea what it was but it was tasteless and hard in a stale type of way.

Moving on to the terribly designed menu, none of the items had any description, and with a party that included people with dietary restrictions and allergies, this was quite the inconvenience. I was also shocked to find that at the original location on Macleod, they did not offer the chicken that was plastered all over their website. After we placed our order, we tried a couple of the dishes floating around on the boats. The inari was ok, but the scallop and seared tuna nigiri tasted old and the rice was hard, which makes me wonder how often they change out their dishes to maintain freshness. Maybe it’s my fault for trusting those boats, as they seem a bit like a novelty. The thing is though, I appreciate the novelty, I just wish the food was good.

As our dishes came, we were met with disappointment over and over again. All the portion sizes were quite small, if not half the size they should normally be, which in turn makes everything overpriced. The miso soup and the saba nigiri was bland, these things should normally be bursting with flavour. The gyu and lobster nigiri were also quite bland, they seemed more like a novelty than a thought out dish. Not the worst though. The worst was the spicy tuna rolls (one of which they forgot) which tasted extremely fishy, we couldn’t even finish them. Here’s hoping we don’t get food poisoning. Runner up was the yaki-udon (which was called something else on the menu but it’s obviously supposed to be a yaki-udon). It was smothered in mushrooms and unseasoned chicken and it was swimming in a thick tasteless sauce, they should call it yucky-udon. The only decent thing was the edamame, but let’s be honest, how could you possibly screw that up?

As we paid for our meal, they gave us two complimentary boxes of Pocky. This, along with the complimentary maki at the beginning of the meal, really made it seem like they knew their food was bad and that they were pre-emptively overcompensating for how atrocious their food is.

All in all, would not recommend to anyone, which is a shame because the staff was nice and the restaurant was cool. But as an establishment that sells food, I think that should be their first priority, yet it seems like it’s not even on their priority list.

One sad fish out...

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2.0
3y

Our family have been in this place many years at 2 locations (Macleod and North Hill), majority is at Macleod. We never had any problems until our last visit. Food is always exceptional. The service and the atmosphere used to be also excellent. But the service wasn’t good any more. They have many servers, but most of them are young and inexperience. We would give 0 star for the service. We came as a fam of 4. We were placed at a small table away from the centre. While waiting for the order, I saw some tables available near the centre where they have food floating around. I asked one of the servers if she could move us closer to the floating foods so we could pick up and eat some while waiting for our orders. but we were refused bc of the food we already ordered tied to our table even the food didn’t come out yet?? If they move us now, the cooks will confuse??? At first, I thought those tables were reserved but there were no reservation and the rushed dinner hour was also over (after 8pm). We were waiting patiently for another 15 min and more, there were more and more tables available but no one seemed to notice our needs. 2-3 servers walking around. Food hasn’t brought to us yet. I asked another server to move us so we can pick up the food from the floating boats while waiting again.... This time, the server said he had to ask his manager. 10 min later, he came back and said they couldn’t move us for the same reason. So they would rather to leave their tables empty than selling more food to their customers???? All they should do is simply switch the bill to the new table for their customer so they can eat more food. How difficult was that? I questioned the server again, and the manager finally came to talk to us. But at the time the food were served to our table so we didn’t bother to move any more. Bad experience ever at a restaurant...

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3.0
1y

It's been a while since coming to this location. I believe this is the original Kinjo. It used to be a great place to have rotating sushi and the menu is simple. Since after the pandemic, I think they made some changes to make more money through quick grab-n-go meals to Japanese models and snacks. I totally understand why they had to do that but it's a small space and it's very disorientating when you walk in. You really don't know if you walked into a market or a restaurant. We sat down next to the rotating sushi and noticed that there were more Model sets floating than food. And when there was food, you see the same items on the boat at least 5x, I mean the same item that no one picked up. We also noticed the menu is slightly different that the other Kinjos. We were hoping to get some Ramen and Fried Chicken but they didn't have that either. And why is there Ginger Beef on the menu??

The customer experience just doesn't feel the same as the other ones and it makes you question if this one is even a part of the rest or is it a rouge franchise. We probably won't be coming back to this one due to the experience we had here.

On the positive note, they did give Pocky's to the ladies at the table. This is something they've done for a long time in the past and then they took that away. I always love that...

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I was very excited to try this spot as I’ve heard it’s the best in Calgary. If this is true, I’m very sorry for the locals here. When we walked in, we were optimistic as the vibe was nice, the staff was friendly, and they had fun little boats floating around the preparation station. As we sat down, we were given a few complimentary maki pieces, which was very nice. This is where our good experience ended. The rice tasted old and hard, and one of them had a massive dollop of spicy mayo on top so I couldn’t tell what was inside. Even when I ate it, I had no idea what it was but it was tasteless and hard in a stale type of way. Moving on to the terribly designed menu, none of the items had any description, and with a party that included people with dietary restrictions and allergies, this was quite the inconvenience. I was also shocked to find that at the original location on Macleod, they did not offer the chicken that was plastered all over their website. After we placed our order, we tried a couple of the dishes floating around on the boats. The inari was ok, but the scallop and seared tuna nigiri tasted old and the rice was hard, which makes me wonder how often they change out their dishes to maintain freshness. Maybe it’s my fault for trusting those boats, as they seem a bit like a novelty. The thing is though, I appreciate the novelty, I just wish the food was good. As our dishes came, we were met with disappointment over and over again. All the portion sizes were quite small, if not half the size they should normally be, which in turn makes everything overpriced. The miso soup and the saba nigiri was bland, these things should normally be bursting with flavour. The gyu and lobster nigiri were also quite bland, they seemed more like a novelty than a thought out dish. Not the worst though. The worst was the spicy tuna rolls (one of which they forgot) which tasted extremely fishy, we couldn’t even finish them. Here’s hoping we don’t get food poisoning. Runner up was the yaki-udon (which was called something else on the menu but it’s obviously supposed to be a yaki-udon). It was smothered in mushrooms and unseasoned chicken and it was swimming in a thick tasteless sauce, they should call it yucky-udon. The only decent thing was the edamame, but let’s be honest, how could you possibly screw that up? As we paid for our meal, they gave us two complimentary boxes of Pocky. This, along with the complimentary maki at the beginning of the meal, really made it seem like they knew their food was bad and that they were pre-emptively overcompensating for how atrocious their food is. All in all, would not recommend to anyone, which is a shame because the staff was nice and the restaurant was cool. But as an establishment that sells food, I think that should be their first priority, yet it seems like it’s not even on their priority list. One sad fish out of 5 bad fish.
Belinda JinBelinda Jin
Last Saturday, my boyfriend took me to CF Chinook Centre Mall to go shopping. Before that, we had sushi at Kinjo Sushi & Grill restaurant for the lunch.The restaurant is located 5 mins away from the CF Chinook Centre Mall. It was our first time having Sushi in the city of Calgary and also 1st time came to this restaurant. It’s a middle size of the restaurant. We arrived the restaurant right after it opened. The restaurant is very clean and tidy. Servers and Cooks were very nice and friendly. The restaurant is divided by two different parts, Dining Table and Sushi Boat Bar. People can either order the dishes or take sushi from the sushi bar. We decided to sit at the sushi bar. The cooks made different sushi rolls in front of us and then put them on the Boat. The Sushi Boats run circles in front of the us. We could pick the different sushi rolls from different Boats. The sushi rolls came fast. They were fresh, tasty, and delicious. We paid by different colors of plate. The red plate is $3.60 each. The yellow is $4.10 each. The green one is $5.50. The food here was all in the small portions, but there were so many selections. It’s great. We love this place so much. Highly recommend people to try KINJO Sushi & Grill. I am sure that we will come back here again in so soon. Great food and Great customers service. !
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I was very excited to try this spot as I’ve heard it’s the best in Calgary. If this is true, I’m very sorry for the locals here. When we walked in, we were optimistic as the vibe was nice, the staff was friendly, and they had fun little boats floating around the preparation station. As we sat down, we were given a few complimentary maki pieces, which was very nice. This is where our good experience ended. The rice tasted old and hard, and one of them had a massive dollop of spicy mayo on top so I couldn’t tell what was inside. Even when I ate it, I had no idea what it was but it was tasteless and hard in a stale type of way. Moving on to the terribly designed menu, none of the items had any description, and with a party that included people with dietary restrictions and allergies, this was quite the inconvenience. I was also shocked to find that at the original location on Macleod, they did not offer the chicken that was plastered all over their website. After we placed our order, we tried a couple of the dishes floating around on the boats. The inari was ok, but the scallop and seared tuna nigiri tasted old and the rice was hard, which makes me wonder how often they change out their dishes to maintain freshness. Maybe it’s my fault for trusting those boats, as they seem a bit like a novelty. The thing is though, I appreciate the novelty, I just wish the food was good. As our dishes came, we were met with disappointment over and over again. All the portion sizes were quite small, if not half the size they should normally be, which in turn makes everything overpriced. The miso soup and the saba nigiri was bland, these things should normally be bursting with flavour. The gyu and lobster nigiri were also quite bland, they seemed more like a novelty than a thought out dish. Not the worst though. The worst was the spicy tuna rolls (one of which they forgot) which tasted extremely fishy, we couldn’t even finish them. Here’s hoping we don’t get food poisoning. Runner up was the yaki-udon (which was called something else on the menu but it’s obviously supposed to be a yaki-udon). It was smothered in mushrooms and unseasoned chicken and it was swimming in a thick tasteless sauce, they should call it yucky-udon. The only decent thing was the edamame, but let’s be honest, how could you possibly screw that up? As we paid for our meal, they gave us two complimentary boxes of Pocky. This, along with the complimentary maki at the beginning of the meal, really made it seem like they knew their food was bad and that they were pre-emptively overcompensating for how atrocious their food is. All in all, would not recommend to anyone, which is a shame because the staff was nice and the restaurant was cool. But as an establishment that sells food, I think that should be their first priority, yet it seems like it’s not even on their priority list. One sad fish out of 5 bad fish.
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Last Saturday, my boyfriend took me to CF Chinook Centre Mall to go shopping. Before that, we had sushi at Kinjo Sushi & Grill restaurant for the lunch.The restaurant is located 5 mins away from the CF Chinook Centre Mall. It was our first time having Sushi in the city of Calgary and also 1st time came to this restaurant. It’s a middle size of the restaurant. We arrived the restaurant right after it opened. The restaurant is very clean and tidy. Servers and Cooks were very nice and friendly. The restaurant is divided by two different parts, Dining Table and Sushi Boat Bar. People can either order the dishes or take sushi from the sushi bar. We decided to sit at the sushi bar. The cooks made different sushi rolls in front of us and then put them on the Boat. The Sushi Boats run circles in front of the us. We could pick the different sushi rolls from different Boats. The sushi rolls came fast. They were fresh, tasty, and delicious. We paid by different colors of plate. The red plate is $3.60 each. The yellow is $4.10 each. The green one is $5.50. The food here was all in the small portions, but there were so many selections. It’s great. We love this place so much. Highly recommend people to try KINJO Sushi & Grill. I am sure that we will come back here again in so soon. Great food and Great customers service. !
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