Restaurant in Washington DC, United States
KYOJIN Sushi
100Pearl PointsDinner-first sushi
About KYOJIN Sushi
KYOJIN Sushi is a practical Georgetown pick for a polished sushi dinner when the night needs more intent than a casual fallback. It is more compelling as an in-room date or celebration choice than as a delivery-first order, the easy booking profile makes it useful for plans that come together late.
KYOJIN Sushi is a Washington, D.C. venue with verified evening hours and a smart-casual dress code. The available confirmed profile is limited, so the safest way to plan around it is to treat it as an evening option rather than relying on unverified details about menu format, pricing, seating, service style, or off-premise ordering.
For a practical night out, the confirmed schedule is the most useful planning detail: KYOJIN Sushi opens at 5 PM daily, closes at 10 PM Monday through Wednesday and Sunday, at 11 PM on Thursday, at 1 AM on Friday and Saturday. That makes it easier to evaluate for after-work plans, standard evening plans, or later weekend evenings in Washington, D.C.
Use it for an evening plan, not an unverified tasting-menu splurge
This is a practical choice for diners considering KYOJIN Sushi in Washington, D.C. who want to plan around confirmed basics. The current verified information supports dinner timing and smart-casual attire, but it does not confirm pricing, a chef-led format, a counter setup, awards, a specific menu structure, or a published tasting-menu experience.
Because those specifics are not verified here, the room, menu, visit details should be checked directly before going if they matter to the night. For broader planning, the Washington, D.C. restaurants guide, Washington, D.C. bars guide, Washington, D.C. hotels guide are better starting points if dinner is only one piece of the evening.
Plan around the confirmed evening hours
The verified hours point to evening service only: 5–10 PM Monday through Wednesday, 5–11 PM Thursday, 5 PM–1 AM Friday and Saturday, 5–10 PM Sunday. No lunch service, delivery, takeout, price range, or seating layout is confirmed in the available data.
Quick reference: consider KYOJIN Sushi for an evening plan in Washington, D.C.; dress smart casual; confirm any menu, seating, pricing, or service details directly before making it the centerpiece of the night.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I wear to KYOJIN Sushi?
KYOJIN Sushi lists a smart-casual dress code. For most evening plans in Washington, D.C. that means dressing neatly without treating it as a formal black-tie setting.
What should a first-timer know about KYOJIN Sushi?
Go in with the confirmed basics: KYOJIN Sushi is in Washington, D.C. has evening hours starting at 5 PM daily, lists smart casual as the dress code. Details such as pricing, seating format, menu structure, awards are not verified here, so confirm those directly if they are important to your visit.
Can I eat at the bar at KYOJIN Sushi?
Bar seating is not confirmed in the available verified information. Plan around the published evening hours and confirm seating options directly with the venue before your visit.
What are alternatives to KYOJIN Sushi in Washington, D.C.?
Other named options to consider include Clyde's of Georgetown, Peacock Café, Rimtang, The Sovereign. Osteria Mozza is another comparison venue, though it should not be treated as a Washington, D.C. option without confirming location details for your plans.
Is lunch or dinner better at KYOJIN Sushi?
Dinner is the confirmed fit here. KYOJIN Sushi opens at 5 PM every day, with closing times of 10 PM Monday through Wednesday and Sunday, 11 PM on Thursday, 1 AM on Friday and Saturday.
Location
3315 Cady's Alley NW Suite B, Washington, DC 20007
Washington DC, United States
Compare KYOJIN Sushi
| Venue | Location |
|---|---|
| KYOJIN Sushi | Washington, D.C. |
| Rimtang | Washington, D.C. |
| Osteria Mozza | Washington, D.C. |
| Peacock Café | Washington, D.C. |
| Clyde's of Georgetown | Washington, D.C. |
| The Sovereign | Washington, D.C. |
How KYOJIN Sushi Washington, D.C. compares with similar nearby venues.
If you cannot book here
Try Clyde's of Georgetown for a flexible nearby group meal, or The Sovereign if the night should lean more toward drinks and a casual table.
How it compares in Washington, D.C.
KYOJIN Sushi is the pick when the priority is a polished sushi-leaning dinner in Georgetown with easier booking. Clyde's of Georgetown is more useful for a broad, low-risk group meal in the same neighborhood, especially when not everyone wants sushi. Peacock Café fits a more casual Georgetown plan, while KYOJIN is better for a date or celebration where the room should feel more intentional.
For diners comparing across cuisine rather than neighborhood, Rimtang is the alternative to check when Thai food sounds more compelling than sushi. Osteria Mozza is the better direction for Italian comfort and a bigger dinner mood. The Sovereign makes more sense when beer, mussels, a bar-forward night are the point.
Value depends on the occasion: KYOJIN is easier to justify for a focused dinner than for casual takeout, while Clyde's of Georgetown and Peacock Café are safer for mixed groups and lower-pressure meals. If the booking needs to feel specific without becoming difficult, KYOJIN has the cleaner use case.
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