I work across the street and have been to this place many times, and it's always consistent.

their special rolls are huge but are a little expensive but worth it. their gyoza is also delicious and seems like it's made fresh, i could be wrong though. the servers are always friendly but sometimes are forgetful. I've called once or twice to place a take out order and been asked to hold for a second, and nobody ever comes back to the phone..

Mrs. C and I took a couple of friends to eat since the mom in their family was visiting HK, and the boys were hungry!

Ginza seemed like a good choice. We were seated immediately in the comfortable and nicely decorated restaurant. The server seemed a little scattered, but she managed to take our order after a couple of tries, although we had to chase her to get tea refills.

We had various sushi and sashimi, some tasty tempura, and some truly awesome gyoza. The tempura was slightly overcooked, but the sushi and sashimi were well above average. The presentation was very good. The ambience was nice too, and the w/c’s were very clean.

The prices were truly shocking for a sushi joint in PoCo, but maybe they want to keep out the riffraff. Go if you have deep pockets.

Well this was our first and unfortunately last experience we will have at this restaurant. Let's start with the food, everything seemed decent and at par relative to other Japanese restaurants. For the price and quality its acceptable compared to its neighboring restaurants. However take out may be a better choice as the restaurant cleanliness is just bearable, hope its better in the kitchen. Now to the real issue I had with this restaurant was service. Working in a customer-service oriented field, I know this is if not half or more of a business's sucess. All I can say is CHECK YOUR ORDER when you recieve it. Apparently, a friend of mine had his issue too, but they tend to adjust / replace your order with something else if they run out of stock of a particular item. For example tonight I ordered the "Deluxe Assorted Sushi Combo" and I am quite familiar with what was offered on that order. When the order arrived, I noticed the scallop sushi was replaced with a sockeye salmon nigiri sushi. I asked the server, where's the scallop piece and she said "oh we replaced it with sockeye b/c we ran out of scallop sushi" Then i was ok nevermind its just one piece. Then i realized something was really wrong and that all the more "expensive" pieces of nigiri sushi (5 others) we're replaced with the general salmon or tuna nigiri sushi pieces. Then I waved the waitress down and explained what was wrong and she said if things aren't fresh they tend to replace it with others. Well isn't that nice to know you guys do that, at least warn the customer beforehand!!!!! She then offered to have the order corrected. Now remember she said the scallop sushi was out of stock right? When the corrected order came back, the scallop sushi "magically appeared" Ok, so not only has the chef done something wrong, the server lied to us too. And what was more frustrating was the table across us, who we're Japanese, had scallop sushi served to them after our order! So what was that suppose to mean? They went scallop hunting off the pacific in 10 minutes?? Perhaps they're taking that we don't know what we're eating and just replace it with the stereotypical salmon or tuna sushi? After the replacement came, they still didn't replace one of the pieces correctly (gave us a piece of tai nigiri for a hamachi nigiri-more money). Ding ding! u guessed! We're not goin back just b/c of the service / dishonesty, and for those who insist on going there, please CHECK YOUR ORDER! I'm usually too lazy to write reviews, but doin this to protect others out there! Thank you and happy dining!

I highly recommend the Jumbo rolls at about $10 to 13 each. This is the signature sushi of Ginza Restaurant. The food is fresh, and priced decently. My #1 choice for Japanese food.

The Ambiance is relaxing and quite, best suited for couples or close friends. Mind you, the place isn't that big for a huge party.

At times, the waitress have trouble understanding English.
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The rolls are not always tightly rolled and it is not an authentic Japanese restraunt. If you are looking for excellnt sushi, I suggest Katsu just up the street on the highway. Hours are not as good though, so if you want something around lunch time, Ginza would be where you would go. The service is generally very good, depending who you get and the atmosphere is relaxed and quiet as it does not always get super busy. Overall this place isn't terrible but it is also not terrific.

Ginza Sushi is actually pretty new, so when I first went there I had my doubts as to how good the quality would be. Surprisingly, it was the better than all the sushi places I went to around the Coquitlam vicinity.

The food is absolutely excellent! I am Korean and went to Japan several times, and I know how important the presentation of the food is to the Japanese. Ginza sushi seem to take this seriously and make their food look as good as they taste! I love their sashimi and dynamite roll. Also, I think tempura is awesome here.
Their Udon tasted different than other places, but it was still good.

Their service was generally good, except sometimes when I went there it was too busy. Clearly a lack of waitress was shown when I had to ask for a refill of my tea. (Usually when things slow down, they never let the bottom of my cup dry up.)