Kinme Omakase in San Diego, California
Japanese, Kaiseki, Edomae Sushi; no vegetarian/vegan menu • Intimate omakase restaurant
2505 Fifth Ave, San Diego, CA, 92103, US
What people say about Kinme Omakase
The users/reviewers are surprisingly consistent on Kinme’s ingredient quality, soothing ambiance, pretty presentation, and slow pacing, and many patrons mention that the omakase is worth the splurge for a serious sushi experience. The tradeoff here is obviously clear: it is expensive, time-consuming, and needs to be reserved in advance; it is not a spot where you just come in casually for some sushi rolls.
About Kinme Omakase
Kinme Omakase fuses the concepts of Kaiseki and Edomae Sushi in Bankers Hill. Seasonal seafood, cooked items, nigiri, wagyu beef, and dessert are combined into a sequence that makes more sense as an overall menu rather than individual courses.
Since the courses are subject to change based on seasons and availability, only the proven omakase price is listed below. The individual course prices will not be assigned here, as they are meaningless in the context of the omakase menu.
What to try at Kinme Omakase
- Seasonal omakase
- Edomae nigiri
- Seasonal sashimi
- Three-tuna tasting
- Kaiseki-style clear broth
- Kagoshima wagyu
- Seasonal grilled fish
- House-made seasonal dessert
When to visit Kinme Omakase
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Restaurant location2505 Fifth Ave, San Diego, CA, 92103, US
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