Kinjo Mykonos

Kinjo sits within the Myconian Naia, set back from the waterline above the Mykonos Old Port. It serves Japanese and fusion sushi in a room that runs smart and elegant.

The location is a deliberate counterpoint to the town’s dense center. While the walk to Little Venice takes twenty-five minutes, that distance buys an escape from the nightly bottleneck of tourists. You choose Kinjo for the silence rather than the proximity to the coast, providing a grounded, controlled atmosphere that the frenetic tavernas downhill struggle to maintain. It is a calculated alternative for those who find the old port’s density more exhausting than charming.