Kimpura

Carmina Creayla

4.0

Kimpura restaurant excels in assisting customers. Food is delightful, but if I will compare the price with other restaurants that serve the same Japanese cuisine, I could say that Kimpura is quiet expensive than those Japanese restaurants I've been to. But all in all, food is palatable.

Sari Lestari

4.0

Place has a nice fancy restaurant feel to it. The staff are super accomodating and are not shy to recommend you things from their diverse menu. Their food sets were very generous when it comes with the pairings (and servings) price is a bit on the higher end of the spectrum but is worth the experience

Lemony

5.0

Delicious food! The beef teppan, broiled unagi, tempura, salmon sashimi, etc. Always a satisfied tummy after a meal here.We all love the teppanyaki tables where they cook the food right infront of guests, right?But we also like that there are rooms that can cater to both big and even small groups like ours for simple family celebrations. It’s nice to have a room and enjoy the food and company in private because the common eating area can be noisy and very busy.

Christina Malajacan

4.0

We regularly go to Kimpura for our Hibachi/Misono fix. Rib eye steak tepanyaki is the best and Japanese mixed friend rice was delish. hibachi chefs are fun and good. We also enjoyed the sukiyaki. For apps, we ordered the spicy tuna salad...which was good. What can be improved is the consistency of their tempura...thought it had too much flour. Thru visits...the tempura's been hit or miss. Also like that they are already introducing fancier maki's :)

Cy Lab

5.0

SUPER SOLID. I was hesitant at first because Kimpura is pretty expensive but i thought it was pretty great bang for the buck. So, obviously their teppanyaki is pretty expensive but they're good. Having said that, what stole the show for me were the non-teppanyaki food, namely: the suyikaki (good for 5 people, with so much meat!!), the aburi sushi (not sure if this is the precise name, but it's the one with torched salmon on top), and the Hiroshima okonomiyaki

Clarissa De Guia Ramos

3.0

First time in Kimpura Trinoma branch and to be honest, I'd prefer the Greenhills branch more because of the service and patrons who go to eat in Kimpura. Food - 7/10 yes they still cook the food in front of you. The maki was loose and the unagi wasn't cooked like it should be. Service - 6/10 Our waited keeps leaving his designated area. And when we wanted to give him a tip it took them roughly 5 mins to located and call him. Ambiance - 8/10 same with the Greenhills branch. Something i liked. Too bad it was out 14th month anniversary that day. I wanted it in Greenhills but it was raining and the Trinoma branch was closer to my condo.

Mehmet Tahsin Can

3.0

One of the best places to get your mixed sushi/maki cravings. Fresh ingredients are its mark! Kimpura had enough tables for bigger groups. Teppanyaki is also their forte! Even though their prices are a bit expensive, it's totally worth it after you dine in.

Sevil Eksioglu Yuksel

4.0

Not bad at all! Food is authentic Japanese but a little bit on the pricey side. Food 9/10Service 9/10Ambiance 9/10Value for Money 7/10Maybe next time again!

Mikael Christo

3.0

The service was prompt. Their staff was polite. What I ordered was okay. It certainly satiated my sushi roll cravings. It looks very creative. And you get a lot for the affordable price.

Tya Matdiah

5.0

If you have money to spare and are craving for Japanese food, Kimpura is perfect for you. I always always get two orders of their Salmon Sashimi because they are really fresh all the time.