50 Ton That Dam · District 1

Twenty years, one counter

KIN is an omakase counter on Ton That Dam — twenty years of Japanese mastery set down piece by piece: otoro, Hokkaido scallops, under a corridor of lanterns.

¥¥¥ · Midrange–high omakase

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The ember counter — the mountain-relief wall glowing red behind the seats — The mountain wall, the ember light

The room

A corridor of lanterns

Paper lanterns cascade overhead like a river of embers — walk the corridor and leave the street behind. Each lantern its own gaze; the dark tells the rest.

The lantern corridor — cascading red-orange paper lanterns — A river of embers

The craft

One piece at a time

Omakase is trust in the chef: otoro, Hokkaido scallops, the season's best — set before you one piece at a time. No fixed menu — just the counter, the fire, and twenty years.

The omakase tray — sashimi, tofu with a flower, small bowls — Darkness is the serving dish

A single nigiri on a stone plate over driftwood — The dish is the sentence

KIN's story

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The counter on Ton That Dam

50 Ton That Dam, District 1 — lunch and dinner most days, closed Mondays. Counter seats are few; book ahead.

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