A streetcar-style welcome, glowing windows, and red-roofed dining
spaces. Explore the details that give each corner of Genki its
own character.
A little street, indoors
Red balconies, timber posts, and lanterns give the dining room the feel of a small street after dark. The tall facade brings a sense of occasion, while low-backed booths make room for a more intimate meal within it. You share the energy of the house, with a corner to call your own.
Your first stop
With its curved red body, bright sign, and round lights, the welcome desk takes the shape of a streetcar. It gives arrival a playful sense of departure from the everyday. Placed at the entrance, this little landmark makes the first stop in the house easy to spot.
A roof over your gathering
A sweeping roofline, red latticework, and gold trim turn this part of the dining room into a house within the house. The Japanese-inspired forms give the booths a sense of shelter. Lanterns bring that architecture down to the scale of the table, where the evening unfolds.
Light makes room
Tall window grids bring a soft brightness to the dark seating and warm metallic walls. Their straight lines give the room order, while the lanterns add smaller pools of light. Along these tables, that contrast keeps the space feeling open without losing the closeness of a shared meal.
Genki, in the details
The gold crest sits within red latticework, framed by lanterns with miniature rooflines of their own. Here, Genki’s identity becomes part of the architecture. The open screen gives neighboring booths a visual boundary while letting the light and life of the room pass through.
Wagyu on the wall
Black-and-gold producer plaques sit against a patchwork of warm metallic panels beside the welcome desk. Their measured arrangement gives this bright corner a point of focus. At the entrance, they bring the story back to Wagyu before you reach the table.
A moon above the counter
A glowing circle rises behind the dark roofline, like a moon above the red seats. Its simple shape offers a quiet pause among the room’s beams and grids. Centered over the counter, it gives this row of seats its own landmark and a different mood from the booths.
Another layer of the house
From above, tiled rooflines, glowing screens, and red railings overlap like neighboring facades. The layers make the dining room feel like a place to explore. They also break its height into smaller scenes, connecting the upstairs view to the tables and lanterns below.
Under the red beams
Repeating red rafters and warm ceiling light draw the eye along the upstairs dining room. The pitched shape creates a sheltered, house-like feeling, with dark upholstered seating grounding the bright framework. It gives the long room a steady rhythm and each table a place beneath it.
The table comes first
Lanterns follow the line of the tables, while red-framed screens carry the same pattern along the walls. Against that rich backdrop, the simple tabletops give the eye somewhere to rest. The built-in pots bring the focus to where it belongs: the food between you and the people across from you.
THE HEART OF GENKI / 和牛Extraordinary begins with the details.
Our story · Our philosophy
A love for good food. A place to come together.
Genki brings the care of fine dining to the generosity of an
unlimited Japanese feast. At the heart of our house is a simple
pleasure: an exceptional cut of Wagyu, a gently simmering broth, and
good company.
Building on the Genki dining story in Fairfax, our Rockville house
puts shabu-shabu at the center of the table. Each bite becomes part
of the experience, with sukiyaki, chef’s specialties, and premium
sushi bringing their own moments of delight.
A little before you dine · 90-minute dining
experience. All guests at a table choose the same course. Order what
you’ll enjoy, and help us reduce food waste.
1 Gold A5 shoulder and Diamond A5 chuck ribeye: one order
per person. 2 Seafood platter: one per table; Diamond
includes unlimited individual seafood reorders. See the full menu
for details. Alcoholic beverages are ordered separately.
Choose Silver, Gold, or Diamond and enjoy the selections included
in that course during a 90-minute dining experience. Everyone at
the table selects the same course. Selected A5 cuts, chef’s
appetizers, and seafood platters have order limits listed on the
menu.
Is sushi included with every course?
Unlimited sushi is included with Gold and Diamond. Silver includes
its listed chef’s appetizer, kitchen appetizers, meats,
vegetables, salad bar, hot savory dishes, desserts, and drinks.
What if I have a food allergy or dietary request?
Please call (443) 548-5878 before
your visit and tell your server about any allergies or dietary
needs before ordering. Our team can help you understand
ingredients and available options.
Visitor parking is available at Twinbrook Quarter. We’re also near
Twinbrook Metro. Follow posted parking signs when you arrive, or
call our team for help finding us.