I’m sad to say that Kimono, what I considered to be Birmingham’s best Japanese restaurant, is closed. Perhaps it was a victim of its location (up on a hill, near Greystone on U.S. 280, where visibility was nil) and the... (2 replies, last updated by CamJ April 27, 2009)

Kimono With the huge selection of Asian restaurants in the GTA, Kimono does not stand a chance against its competitors and I have no doubt that we will see its demise. They have not learned that to succeed in the restaurant... (0 replies, last updated by Penguin_Lani May 15, 2008)

Passed Pao Lim on 15-501 earlier in the week and was surprised to see signs up about Kimono restaurant “opening soon” — what happened? Did Thai Cafe take all of Pao Lim’s business? Then again, the last... (5 replies, last updated by statolith May 25, 2009)

All of a sudden, when so many restaurants are closisng their doors, Mid-Town TO sees many new sushi restaurants advertising plenty. Some are all-you-can-eat, some are Take-out: Kimono Japanese Grill & Sushi 359 Eglinton West Sushi... (0 replies, last updated by lamaranthe May 12, 2009)

. Chopsticks available for the brave; fortune cookies for those in kimonos! See you there... 8PM to midnite Link: http://www.pixpatisserie.com (1 reply, last updated by Jill-O May 28, 2003)

Please help. I’ve moved back to North Carolina after 10 years and am looking for good Sushi. I have already tried the Kimono's and was really disappointed. I’m willing to drive up to 50 miles from any of the Triad... (0 replies, last updated by lord osis May 3, 2009)

Hello Pearl River by Canal street is a great location for cute, cheap things. They have everything from a Kimono section to a big paper section. I know they have paper parasols but I’m not sure if they will be strickly solid... (3 replies, last updated by riteus May 27, 2008)

Two excellent choices for sushi here, and several OK ones: Excellent: The aforementioned Jinsei. Great sushi from a great sushi chef. Also Kimono on U.S. 280 past Greystone. It’s my favorite in town and one of the places... (12 replies, last updated by eatyourveggies1 September 2, 2008)

Roti actually does two different packages – Y1500 for turkey/ gravy/ stuffing/ cranberry, and Y1800 for the “full turkey meal with potatoes and vegetables”. You could also try asking at Kimono Wine Bar; they run... (3 replies, last updated by Robb S November 23, 2009)

Like sushi and authentic Japanese food? Go to Kimono's on 280 past Greystone on the big hill where Authentic Joe’s is. Tell Leo the owner/sushi chef you want omakase or to eat real Japanese food. It’s awesome. (9 replies, last updated by Big Daddy April 1, 2008)

Go down U.S. 280 to Kimono. Tell Leo, the sushi chef/owner, that you want to eat like a Japanese person or merely ask for omakase. You’ll be in for a treat. I’ve done that and have been treated to specialty items they... (3 replies, last updated by araess October 18, 2007)

called "Kimono" for $24.95. It had 5 pieces of sashimi, e sushi, 1 California roll and 1 spicy tuna hand roll. Both came with miso soup and we ordered some edamame as an appetizer ($4.95). The fish was very fresh and the rolls... (0 replies, last updated by Beulah January 26, 2007)

thru the japanese garden (i think its a mini version of the one in japan) and the ambiance there is very nice. even the waitresses are dressed in traditional kimono. ah....the only thing, you want to actually sit on the... (1 reply, last updated by luv2eat October 7, 2005)

's a decent sushi place called Kimono and a Jewish deli. (3 replies, last updated by Chuckles May 13, 2004)

It was a while ago, but we loved Tairo Mikaku, on the Shirakawa in Gion in Kyoto. This is a high-end beef restaurant, and has been around a long, long time – an exquisitely kimonoed attendant takes you upstairs to your own... (2 replies, last updated by Brian March 24, 2004)