Kinki Restaurant + Bar, situated at Customs House on Collyer Quay, embodies the urban ethos of challenging the norm. With a disruptive approach to the Singapore dining scene, Kinki defies tradition through its modern Japanese dishes and unique rooftop bar experience. The venue boasts stunning views of Marina Bay and Raffles Place financial centres, providing a vibrant backdrop to the bold culinary adventure.
Fresher, brighter, bolder, and tastier—these principles guide Kinki's fusion Japanese cuisine. Explore a diverse range of traditional and contemporary Japanese dishes, promising an explosion of flavours. Saturdays and public holidays bring the indulgent Kinki classic Bottomless Brunch, featuring a free-flow buffet concept with premium sushi, sashimi, and Japanese twists.
For those seeking an electrifying evening, Wednesdays to Saturdays offer a wild time at the L3 rooftop bar. Immerse yourself in a multi-sensory experience, dancing to bold beats while sipping on cocktails crafted from intoxicating spirits from both the East and West. Kinki is not just a restaurant; it's a daring culinary haven and a dynamic nightlife destination.
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Mouth-watering Japanese food on the weekend? Hell, yes! Relish a variety of options at the bottomless brunch at Kinki, where there’s plenty of sushi, sashimi, and delicious fare to go around. While the food is bottomless, the drinks come at a price, and we recommend going for their sake or shochu. They’ve got some kickass options on the menu - Lobster Salad Maki, California Crab Meat Maki, Salmon Butter Yuzu, Wagyu Foie Gras Donburi, and Snow Crab & Century Egg Tofu. Their sorbets and ice creams are a must-try!
Funky in design and fun and playful with the menu, Kinki is known for its tantalizing Japanese flavours. They offer a picturesque al fresco experience, and you'd love to bring a date here. Try the lip-smacking dishes like Spicy Buffalo Katsu featuring pork marinated with Worcestershire sauce, Japanese chili oil, and a seven-spice mix and Crusty Lamb Rack made using a Koji-aged lamb coated with panko and mentaiko. Yum!
Kinki always brings more than meets the eye. The nondescript facade and entry leaves you wondering what’s behind the door. Turn the corner and some view, space or artwork tickles the fancy, lights up the day. Food and drinks burst with creativity to surprise and intrigue the senses. You feel the vibe and keep coming back for more. Expect the unexpected; Kinki is not your cookie-cutter Japanese joint. Kinki is a way of life.
Their signature drinks, Mr. Blue Sky, Aurora Polaris, She’s So Unusual and Calpis Colada are impressive and are a must-try.
To give the diners something new they’ve not only opened up their rooftop for an alfresco experience but also added lip-smacking dishes to their menu.
Try out their Spicy Buffalo Katsu featuring pork marinated with worcestershire sauce, Japanese chili oil and a seven-spice mix and Crusty Lamb Rack made using a Koji-aged lamb coated with panko and mentaiko.
Yum!
With an entrance flowered by pink sakuras, a riot of vibrant colours and graffiti scattered across the bar to reflect its philosophy and pop-culture credo, the casual mood makes it a great place to chill with friends with a bucket of five beers at $50 nett or one-for-one housepour, house wine and selected beers from 5-8pm daily.
With a plentiful selection of sake as well as the envelope-pushing cocktails you would expect from such a thrilling spot as Kinki, it is no wonder that it is a frequent hangout for the after-work drinks crowd.
Long-standing favourites are the Hokkaido Plummet and refreshing Spicy Hachimitshu.
Kinki is a sweet spot that oozes both local pride and global appeal.
Always great music and obviously the view.
It can get very busy on a Friday so you may not get a table and it gets very hot! Fortunately it doesn't stop everyone having fun!
Great staff, fantastic 90's music and beautiful views!
