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    Kinya Ramen Sushi Bar

    4.4 (125 reviews)
    Open • 11:00 am - 9:30 pm

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    Under Sea
    Zach P.

    We decided on Kinya for a sushi night in Durham. It was Sunday night and thought it would be decently busy at the 7pm hour. The place is very large with a check-in counter L shaped sushi bar and several area for table seating. There was a short wait so we opted to sit at the bar as they were very busy. Telltale signs of a good dinner spot to see eager diners lined up so I knew this was a great pick. We were greeted by the owner with water and she suggested a sparking sake which was on the sweeter side and a unique option. We had to flag down a waitress to put in our order but she was kind and we were very aware that they were very busy and it was peak hours so it was understandable. She brought us out kimchi as a complementary appetizer which was a simple welcoming gesture. We decided on the Under Sea special, Alaskan, Rainbow Rolls and a seaweed salad. The sushi came out as it was ready which was completely fine. We also the kitchen creating masterful sushi spreads. The rolls were well executed and delicious. We noticed how little rice was in the rolls. Overall, it was delicious and a vibrant open atmosphere. I saw a private room near the restrooms for privacy also. This was a great experience.

    Gabrielle B.

    Checked out this new spot in Durham and the food was amazing!! There is ample seating and the interior is very nice. Our waitress was super sweet and helpful. She said that she was having a bad day but that we brightened her day. Everything was really good but the sushi nachos are to LIVE FOR!! I will order them again.

    Kinya Ramen
    Becky B.

    Yesterday was supposed to be cold and wet, but it wasn't. We went for Ramen anyway. I've been wanting to try this place for a while. I got the Kinya Ramen and it was delicious. I just wish more ingredients were in the ramen, less noodles. The pork was tasty as was everything else in the ramen. Charlie got a shrimp hibachi and while it was tasty, the shrimp were overcooked and rubbery. SIL got a poke bowl and ate all of it! She loved it. Ches got ramen too with an app-the seafood pancake. It was full of flavor. It's a big open room with nice decor and the service was good. Oddly, they bring out one dish at a time. Those who got their food felt obligated to wait for the rest of us. The time wasn't that big of a deal, with about 5-6 minutes between the first and last plate. I only took a photo of my dish. Prices were fair.

    Mojito rainbow
    Danielle O.

    My first impression was their website and I couldn't find a menu on their except for online ordering. I wish they would have a menu on their website. We ended up walking in and asking to see a menu for takeout. The girl at the front was friendly and patient and the menu looked really nice and yummy! We were excited to order our food. The special sushi seemed expensive but after we tried their rolls they were so fresh, good quality that it makes sense! I personally didn't care for their hibachi as it seemed it was cooked in ginger sauce, which I don't care for but my sister LOVED IT. Said the best hibachi. They give pretty good portion too. It looked well kept and clean inside as well. We enjoyed it and looking forward to going back and trying their ramen when it gets less hot outside.

    Kinya ramen
    Jessica B.

    My buddy and I finally made it to Kinya Ramen in Durham ( @kinyadurham )for lunch and I'm so glad we did. i can't wait to host a party in their massive karaoke room which can fit 50 of your favorite people. (they also have a smaller karaoke room that can fit 20 guests) A few of our favorite dishes included: Soy garlic wings which were crispy, saucy, and finger-licking good. The signature Kinya ramen; rich, decadent, and simply unforgettable!(my buddy enjoyed the tonkatsu ramen with chicken) The sukiyaki with beef; that sweet, savory broth is still living rent free in my mind Shoutout to the soup dumplings; even though i didn't get one, I lived vigorously through my friend's satisfying reactions And to finish, the taiyaki (a fried, fish-shaped pastry filled with creamy sweet red bean paste) served with matcha ice cream, plus brown sugar milk tea with boba. Definitely a go-to spot for good food, good friends, and a fun experience. - Special thanks to our amazing waitress, Claire, and the fantastic staff at Kinya!!

    Angry (spicy) edamame
    Leah C.

    The food here was OUTSTANDING. I highly recommend this place. The service was impeccable. The options were endless. Fantastic space, open and airy, great view of the Sushi Bar, very clean. Anytime I'm in the area we will be eating here. It's our new favorite ramen & sushi place!

    Chirasu Bowl
    Lindsay L.

    Really solid sushi and ramen spot. We ordered the tantan ramen, chirasu bowl and three tacos. The shrimp tempura taco was great, and my daughter loved the avocado and tuna one. Great portion of meat in the taco. Prices were fair based on portions. Tantan ramen was good, just enough spice. And the portion size is huge. Only thing I wanted was a bit more veggies as there is so much pork provided! Service was great. Waitress was nice, food came out quick, hostess were friendly - very warm environment. Everything was clean, organized and seemed to be a well-run restaurant.

    William S.

    We finally made it to Kinya Ramen in Durham this weekend, and we loved it. Next to Harris Teeter and across from Sprouts it sits at 202 West NC Highway 54. We started with miso soup and kimchi. Both were simple and very tasty. The ramen was very satisfying, and even the protein bowl was superb. What impressed us the most was the service from the moment we walked in. The front counter team moved efficiently, and genuinely friendly, to get everyone seated at a table or the Sushi bar without issues. Our server, Jared, was outstanding. He guided us through the menu, checked in at the right times, and made the whole meal feel cared for. We left grateful for Jared's attention. We'll absolutely be back. Kinya Ramen in Durham is one of our new favorite spots.

    Shrimp Tempura
    Andrea A.

    Kinya is the newest ramen spot on the block! I do feel like when it comes to casual ramen, this place is a great option in Durham specifically. I got the Ramen Combo with Tonkotsu Ramen and Shrimp Tempura, which is a really good deal because the appetizer is full-size. The Tempura were huge, perfectly crispy, and filled with tender shrimp. The Ramen was pretty standard: good amount of toppings (spring onion, black fungus, fish cake), decent noodles and broth (not as deep in flavor as I'd like it, but fine overall), and adequate chashu (on the thinner side, not as tender or fatty as I prefer). I asked for chili paste on the side, which my server provided for free. Also, they had forgotten the egg on my ramen, which was immediately corrected when I brought it up. Ambiance is really nice, very modern-feeling: I came with a party of 10 people so we were placed in one of the private rooms in the back (where karaoke is also an option if you provide them enough notice!). Service was friendly and fast. There's lots of parking up front. I would recommend calling ahead to make a reservation, especially on weekends, because it gets pretty busy. 8/10 would recommend, so comforting on a cold winter day!

    Natasha R.

    This is my new favorite Ramen spot in the Triangle! We got multiple different kinds of Ramen, the broth was delicious, and the meat was perfectly cooked. We also got a couple of the appetizers, which were delicious. They offer a couple meal combos, which in my opinion is worth the price, especially if you want to try multiple things. Service was a little bit slow, so I would plan for extra time.

    Tonkotsu Ramen
    Kristine N.

    Kinya Ramen recently opened, so a large group of friends and I decided to check it out! We showed up right when they opened, and the space is really nice--plenty of seating and even two private rooms for bigger groups. Even though we were the only people there, we got a bit of pushback when we asked for a table and were told we should've made a reservation, which felt a little strange given how empty it was, but they did seat us eventually. I ordered the tonkotsu ramen. I thought it was okay, but the portion felt smaller than I expected for the price, and nothing about it really stood out. Service was friendly but definitely slow. If I'm already in the area and craving ramen, I might stop by again, but with all the solid ramen spots in the Triangle, this wouldn't be my first choice.

    Tonkotsu Ramen w/ Pork
    Annie W.

    Was excited to try this new ramen spot in Durham! I ordered the Tonkotsu Ramen which was a standout - the broth was incredibly rich and flavorful without being too salty. The noodles and pork were tender and together with the flavors/textures of the bamboo shoots, black fungus and boiled egg were just all so delicious. We also tried the soy garlic wings appetizer as part of the ramen combo ($24 total) - it came with 6 wings which were overall crispy on the outside. They were a touch dry but the taste of the soy garlic sauce (which was sweet) came together nicely. Would return just for the ramen which was the perfect meal for a winter day! Our server was super friendly and attentive. We had a party of 10 and were sat in a more private room in the back. Our ramen orders ultimately were brought out at variable times so there was a bit of waiting in between but I understand that sometimes happens with large parties. Recommend making a reservation as they were quite busy on a Saturday evening!

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    Great food & amazing service. Thank you so much Camila was excellent and friendly, we had a wonderful dinner!

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