Ginga Sushi Bar and Dining - Ascot

Service is good, not the freshest sushi. I just feel it wasn't normal. the tuna sushi is in the round a paste that it did not like at all. the curry was okay, but the garnels were afraid they would reject. they seem to be big garnels for a long time, but they are actually only 4 very small garnels joined together and I think they were frozen. they also get the vibe of the place is quite unclean (as the stainless steel was never wiped off). not the best will not return.

If you're in need of a fast sushi option, this place isn't too bad. However, it's worth noting that it may not be as quick because there isn't a large selection of sushi on the conveyor belt. I visited at 2pm and ordered from the menu. There isn't much to complain about, but I've had better sushi elsewhere.

As the hot weather approaches, we have been eating a lot of sushi. Ginga is okay, with an average selection of sushi. It can take a while for them to prepare anything you order off the menu. The service has changed a bit, as they have gotten rid of the service buttons, so now you have to try and get their attention. Overall, it is an average sushi train.

Food was cold and extremely over priced. I have tasted a lot of sushi and this ginga restaraunt is below average. Sushi train at clayfield sets a good standard of what sushi should be. Ginga is lacking service, taste as well as authenticity.

We need to talk Ginga. It 's not your fault I keep going to the movies hungry with scant little time to eat, making you a convenient quick fix. That 's 100% on me. But you need to hold up your end of the bargain. Where 's the variety quantity quality? There was beef in a sushi roll tonight that was seriously chewy, and by 'chewy ' I mean 'inedible '. There was no cheery greeting or in fact any greeting at all. The staff barely tolerated us. Clearly you have a captive market of unit dwellers, cruise ship tourists movie mugs like me, but there 's no need for complacency. I also like my money and it frankly costs too much for this suboptimal experience. $4.80 for a tiny serve of soggy...read more