Kinjo Kitchen + Cocktails

Kinjo's is most definitely a nice, upscale restaurant with reasonable prices.
The food is absolutely amazing here and well worth the price/wait.
I would say the best way to dine at Kinjo's is either on a date, or even better, with friends.
A group of 4 would be ideal as they have plenty of tables that seat 4, in addition to booths that accommodate for larger parties. Dishes my partner and friends tried: Small Plates/Appetizers and Drinks: -Special Rangoon: I couldn't remember what the ingredients were in this one, but eating it warm/hot just allowed the fried wrapping to melt in your mouth, as well as the creamy filling.
Very well made! -Korean Fried Chicken: You absolutely cannot go wrong with this small plate.
I think it's their best appetizer.
The wings are just the right amount of sweetness that the sauce they use on them just makes you devour each wing quickly.
They also have a nice crisp where the fried chicken isn't too hard or too soft, just right. -Bao: So this was their pork belly dumpling.
Very sweet and savory, the bun was also well made, very soft. -Miso Corn and Bacon Fritters: This definitely had that Southern influence.
There were pretty much hush puppies, also had the consistency of a corn dog.
Combine both, and this was way better, the filling really did the job, tasted great. -Sake Flight: This was a great drink for people like myself who are light drinkers and like to savor drinks.
From back to front: Living Jewel, Junmai Well of Wisdom, and Ginjo Snow Maiden.
My favorite was the Well of Wisdom because of how fruity the sake tasted, it stood out to me the most. Entree (Curry Chicken Ramen): -The flavor of the Curry for this Ramen was just perfect.
It was so savory.
The egg in my Ramen was cooked just right, with the yolk being jellied and soft enough to swallow/pick up with chopsticks.
I wanted to drink the broth, but it was definitely too rich.
I also liked how the noodles weren't too soft that they were easy to pick up in clumps. Dessert (Sesame Butterscotch Blondie): -This was a wonderful way to end our dinner.
I really appreciated the thoughtfulness of the chef and the servers to let the Blondie/brownie cool down a bit so that when they top it off with ice cream, it won't melt so fast.
Eating it with the ice cream and the caramel drizzle tasted amazing. Service: -I thought the food was delivered fast enough.
We definitely weren't kept waiting too long.
If you order a bit of each type of dish on the menu, it keeps a constant flow of food that you'll never be starving.
Our servers were Ashlyn and her trainee Maria.
Both of these ladies were excellent! Very polite.
Ashlyn wowed me with her 110% upbeat attitude, attention to detail, and her professionalism.
When I made my reservation on Resy, she asked immeadiately about my partner's onion allergy (which was actually more of an intolerance, his throat just gets really itchy when he eats foods with onions or onion powder in them).
She took it so seriously that I was very impressed by Ashlyn's concern and hospitality to make sure that my partner would be able to enjoy the food.
We also appreciated that she noticed my partner and I's Straw Hat pirate shirts from One Piece.
She has such a wonderful personality and really knows how to engage guests.
A wonderful hostess! This was my 2nd time eating at Kinjo's.
The first time, I had only ordered food for delivery.
Dining in is definitely the way to go, it's the best way to enjoy all the food fresh! Looking forward to my next visit, definitely one of my favorite dining locations in Macon now!

The food was so unique and delicious! Not a sushi place, but like Asian fusion, so good! A little pricey buy worth it for a date night.
A little loud, I enjoyed sitting in the back where it was quieter, got the bao appetizer, which was crazy good, and velveteen rabbit cocktail which was strong and pretty but pricey

A chilled spot for you and the misses, the ramen is top notch had the tonkatsu and the curry chicken.
The bourbon selection is great and the service is great.