Jina Sushi

Name: Jina Sushi
Address: 409 Johnson St, Kingston, ON K7L 1Z1, Canada, L, Canada

4.4/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

Contact Jina Sushi

Address :	409 Johnson St, Kingston, ON K7L 1Z1, Canada
Phone :	📞 +77
Website :	http://facebook.com/jinasushi
Categories :	Sushi restaurant , Japanese restaurant , Seafood restaurant ,
City :	L
Description :	Calm, casual Japanese eatery preparing sashimi, innovative rolls & a variety of lunch specials.

409 Johnson St, Kingston, ON K7L 1Z1, Canada

Best Sushi restaurant in Canada

J	Jon Melanson on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This is my favourite place to eat sushi, I've never been disappointed with any of their food. On top of that its priced amazingly well for the amount of food you get!
I	Irish Jayne Loyer on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ One of the best sushi place in Kingston. And the owner is very friendly and accommodating. Me and my husband likes this sushi restaurant!!!
S	Steph C on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Jina Sushi is one of my favourite sushi restaurants in Kingston. Food, price, service, and atmosphere are all great. I would definitely recommend. In terms of food, I find their sushi quality really great. I usually get the maki boat (a maki combo for two people) with a friend and always enjoy the variety and quality of the rolls. For pricing, in my opinion, their prices are on the lower side of average but if you get the maki boat like I do, I think you get even more for your money. Every time I've went to eat-in, the service is always quick and the servers are very friendly. The first time I have ever went, I had a lot of help from the serve upr to choose what to get, and they were patient and helpful. Lastly, atmosphere and location. The atmosphere within Jina is warm and comfortable. I can sit and talk with a friend for a long time while we eat and feel right at home. The location of Jina doesn't offer any convenient places to park, but it's very close to Queen's, which is a plus for students looking for a nice meal. Overall, Jina Sushi is fantastic. 5/5
S	Shakil Mirza on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Reviewing the Spicy Red Hot (basically a spicy salmon, avocado roll), never had Maki size this big, 1 maki roll is the size of two regular sized rolls elsewhere. This is my second time trying this place, around $16 after tax. The first time the chef had doused the plate in sauce and it was overwhelming, this time I asked for light on the sauce as you can see. Very flavourful, and if you don't have a big appetite, after six rolls you're full and can save two for later. Comes with Miso soup (not pictured) and it was flavourful. In comparison to sushi barda (on Princess St.), I'll come back here again.
M	M Yoshi on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ We ordered 3 rolls, salad, and soup. The salad was plain and unremarkable. The rolls had too much sauce on them. They were large, but all you could taste was sauce. This meal felt like a filler, more than anything. But boy, was it ever satisfying. If you're starving, this is where you want to go. The deep fried Yum Yum roll was the most decent of the three rolls.
C	Chris Sampson on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Spicy Agedashi tofu was excellent, as was the mixed tempura starter. Tuna avocado and spicy salmon rolls were also very good. The maguro and white tuna were small but tasty. The unagi was served without a sweet sauce and it was quite good. Our second time here and I’m sure we’ll be back. More affordable than Sima and almost as good.
C	Candicer WANG on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Recommended: Eel roll add extra cream cheese (small pieces) and Balckdragon roll add extra cream cheese ( less rice than Kame's, better than Kame's black dragon roll)
J	Jessica O on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This used to be my favourite sushi place back when it was behind St. Lawrence. Still love the sushi; it’s fresh and the pieces are insanely huge. The price however, is not for the feint of heart, I paid more for what you see in my photo than I paid for three trays of sushi at another place. Can’t be a regular here anymore with prices like that so now it’s more of a once in a while type spot.