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Kinoko is New Orleans native, Kelseay Dukae’s take on American- Japanese sushi and other Asian fusion dishes with hints of heer Cajun roots. Kinoko translates to mushroom, a highly celebrated ingredient throughout the vegan – friendly menu. There is a focus on sustainability and seasonality, offering specials with local and ethically sourced fish and seasonal veggies!
Chef Kelseay Dukae, a New Orleans native, brings a bold and unexpected perspective to Kinoko—her take on American-Japanese sushi and Asian-inspired cuisine infused with subtle nods to her Cajun roots. Blending the precision of traditional sushi techniques with the soulful, flavor-forward influence of New Orleans, her dishes strike a balance between refinement and comfort, creating a style that is both unique and deeply personal.
At Kinoko—named after the Japanese word for mushroom, a celebrated ingredient throughout the menu—Chef Kelseay embraces a philosophy rooted in seasonality, sustainability, and creativity. The menu highlights vegan-friendly offerings alongside thoughtfully sourced seafood, featuring ethically caught fish and locally sourced produce whenever possible. Each dish is designed to showcase natural flavors, layered textures, and a sense of place that reflects both her Southern upbringing and her passion for Asian cuisine.
More than just a menu, Kinoko represents Chef Kelseay’s vision of modern dining—where cultural influences intersect, and every detail is intentional. From delicate sushi rolls to inventive fusion plates, her approach is guided by a respect for ingredients, a commitment to quality, and a desire to create an experience that feels fresh, memorable, and distinctly her own.

Owner and Founder of Kinoko Restaurant




179 Meserole Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11222
TUESDAY – SATURDAY 5-10 PM
HAPPY HOUR
TUES – THURS 5-7 PM
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HOURS
TUESDAY – SATURDAY 5-10 PM
HAPPY HOUR
TUES – THURS 5-7 PM
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