We went to this sushi place for dinner, and overall, it was a good experience. Dinner was $26.99 per person, plus a little extra for drinks and a few other items. The service was friendly and attentive, and the food came out pretty quickly. The sushi was good—some rolls were very tasty, while others were decent but not the best I’ve had. The soup was especially good and stood out to me. One thing to note: we arrived a bit late, close to closing time, and while we were still eating, the staff started cleaning up and putting chairs on tables. It didn’t ruin the experience, but it did feel a bit rushed. The restaurant has plenty of parking outside, and inside there are booths with table lamps, creating a cozy vibe. I’d recommend giving this place a try—it’s a solid spot for sushi with good service and reasonable pricing. Not the absolute best sushi, but definitely worth visiting
Ginza
5 reviews
I wanted to like this place especially after reading all the 4 & 5 star reviews… If you want to know the level of quality of an Asian restaurant, order the miso soup. This miso soup was made from a packet. No flavor w/ diced tofu & a sprinkle of dried seaweed on top. Then I ordered the clear soup, which was so diluted & had no clear soup flavor. I ordered Crab Rangoon that was served w/ an out the jar sweet / sour sauce instead of the traditional apricot sauce. The gyoza was bland. I ordered sashimi, my sashimi was brought out on a small salad plate w/ minimal presentation. The fish was average, nothing to write home about. I ordered 2 rolls, 1 roll was pathetic & the other roll was bearable. For dessert I ordered the fried bananas. You are served 5 piping hot slices of fried bananas w/ CHOCOLATE sauce & not the traditional honey sauce. There are SO MANY BETTER sushi bars, including an AYCE sushi bar less than 10 mins away. There is a sushi bar owned & operated by a woman from Japan. Don’t WASTE your money or your time going to Ginza Tampa.
My wife and I have been eating at Ginza AYCE Sushi for many years now and this location is just as good! Lunch has a somewhat limited selection, with dinner being expanded and less-limited on Sushi. They do serve non-sushi food if you or anyone in your party isn't feeling/doesn't like/cannot have sushi. I know it's not "true to the heart" sushi, but hell, when you're an American-born man looking for some damn good sushi you can fill up on, this is it! (And the price doesn't break your bank, wallet, hands, arms, feet, legs or heart!) P.s. also want to mention that lunch prices are ABOUT 10$ cheaper, so it's around 16$+drinks for lunch, around 26$+drinks for dinner.
Decently quick, especially if you know what you like to order. Prices have gone up recently but such is life. The food is great and it's got a calming atmosphere as it's not bright inside. If you come in on an empty stomach it's well worth it. Better than most of the sushi/Oriental type restaurants in chapel.
This is by far the best sushi restaurant in Wesley Chapel! The food was fresh and was brought to the table quickly. The wait staff was incredible. The strip steak and shrimp hibachi combo was delicious and the sushi rolls were amazing. The Tokyo roll was my favorite, but all were delicious. I will definitely be back.