This is my go-to place for sushi. The fish is fresh and delicious. The service is very friendly and attentive. I started to go there when Peter Kinjo (later finding out he is the owner) was the pocky man and he is honestly so genuine and charming. He always went around the restaurant and took the time to chat with everyone to make sure everything was okay and that people were enjoying themselves. It never felt intrusive and he always looked like he loved his job.
One thing I really like about the sushi is the portion and the sizes. Don't get me wrong, I try not to discriminate against other types of sushi because I know it comes in all beautiful shapes and sizes, but I like the fact that Kinjo rolls are small enough that I can easily eat them without mentally preparing myself to chew for the next 5 minutes (we've all done it with one of those monster rolls before).
I'm also a big person when it comes to eating a little bit of everything and sometimes it's tricky with other sushi places as the rolls can be a lot bigger and especially if it's only 2 people, you can only order so many different rolls as you have a crazy bill or a lot of leftovers (which is also not a bad thing). With Kinjo, you can try many different plates as most of them come in 4 pieces. If you sit next to the sushi boat, beware. You will order from the menu and then just fill up like crazy from that damn boat. And then by the time your food actually comes out, you'll probably be full.
My only complaint is that the tempura is pretty small and not what you'd expect it to be and same with the teriyaki chicken/beef. They're still good, but I wouldn't say they're my favourite.
Definitely give it a try!