Ginza

Great staff and service. Good portions, soup fairly bland, salad watery, rest of entree was solid but nothing that stands out to similar places.

I picked up a to go order and pork fried rice was not good and had mushrooms in it which in fried rice live never had. Plus had broccoli and not a good fried rice. Cost was 42.00?? Would like a credit to my card for rice.

This place was the best. The food was great and the service was top notch. Everything that my wife and I ask for they went above and beyond to provide it. This will be a Nashville tradition for us for sure.

The food is good, nothing special, fairly standard for a place like this. The service was really good, although sparse. As for the atmosphere, I'm biased. I liked the brightness and color of the old Ginza.

Service was friendly and helpful. Quality of food was pretty bad. We ate the hibachi. Can easily tell that the filet and chicken was most likely the lowest quality they could find to save money. Their Rice was good, but because of the poor quality of most of the food, we won’t be back.

Service and atmosphere were good. Noticeably more expensive than every other hibachi restaurant in town. Food was not evenly distributed and vegetables were raw. A few other experiences were not authentic. Also, the design of the hibachi table forces you to sit oddly far away from your plate so it wasn’t very comfortable to dine. This is the closest hibachi to where we live but in the future we will make the drive to Toyama or Mikado as the food and overall experience are better.

I really like how they remodeled the place. There are lots of seats, and the food is fresh and cooked on front of you.