  We study numerically small-scale reconnection events in kinetic,
low-frequency, quasi-2D turbulence (termed kinetic-Alfv\'en turbulence). Using
2D particle-in-cell simulations, we demonstrate that such turbulence generates
reconnection structures where the electron dynamics do not couple to the ions,
similarly to the electron-only reconnection events recently detected in the
Earth's magnetosheath by Phan et al. (2018). Electron-only reconnection is thus
an inherent property of kinetic-Alfv\'en turbulence, where the electron current
sheets have limited anisotropy and, as a result, their sizes are smaller than
the ion inertial scale. The reconnection rate of such electron-only events is
found to be close to $0.1$.
