Ginza Sushi Restaurant (Reported Closed)
3914 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA | Directions
0% ambiance
“Overpriced sushi, no ambience”
100% drinks
“There is a small sushi menu (typical stuff - no albacore or "special rolls") and undoubtedly the best place to sit is the sushi bar.”
80% food quality
“There is a small sushi menu (typical stuff - no albacore or "special rolls") and undoubtedly the best place to sit is the sushi bar.”
100% menu variety
“There is a small sushi menu (typical stuff - no albacore or "special rolls") and undoubtedly the best place to sit is the sushi bar.”
100% overall
“There is a small sushi menu (typical stuff - no albacore or "special rolls") and undoubtedly the best place to sit is the sushi bar.”
100% service
“the service is always good.”
100% value
“GREAT value!”
Ginza Sushi Restaurant
Tips for Ginza Sushi Restaurant
Liked it!. when we got there, there was already alot of people there and we were forced to wait for a while...aside from that, a great sushi place...Ginza and Club Sushi are neck and neck
Sushi for Koreans. It would be suitable for Koreans, but not recommended for Japanese. Too hot. Additionallly, according to a paper, the owner believe Sushi originated in ancient Korea. Nice joke!
Overpriced sushi, no ambience. In a city like LA, there are a lot of choices for sushi. If you're a novice, this is not the place for you. There is a small sushi menu (typical stuff - no albacore or "special rolls") and undoubtedly the best place to sit is the sushi bar. The fish was fresh and cuts were generous lengthwise and buttery-soft. However, the place was totally deserted on a Saturday night, at 9pm. We quickly ate and then went down the street to Opus for an after dinner drink and dessert. For the quality of the fish, I felt it was overpriced ($7 for 2 pcs. of eel sushi) and the lack of ambience made us feel a bit cheated. Pros included free green tea and miso soup. Parking in this area is always a problem.
the most premium sashimi in town. They have a Course Dinner... $50 per person, which include the most premium sashimi, including toro, abalone, uni, ame ebi, mirugai and tons more... basically all of those ones that are over $10 for 2 pieces at other restaurants all in 1 course... Generous and variety of side dishes. We went w/ 7 people and as service, they gave us a whole live lobster sashimi-ed. It was great! GREAT value!
sushi. sushi, korean style. one of my fave sushi places in l.a. they bring a bunch of complimentary appetizers when you order sushi, including kim chee. i've never had to wait or make a reservation. the service is always good. their beer of choice is hite. nice presentation. free parking behind restaurant.
Ginza Sushi Restaurant
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