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    Ginya Izakaya

    3.9 (627 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 11:00 PM
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Spicy Tonkotsu Tan Tan Ramen
    Carra F.

    I came here specifically for ramen, I am very picky on what I think qualifies as good ramen. I came here on a Wednesday evening. It was easy to find with plenty of parking and a lot of open tables at 6pm. The staff were nice and efficient. I got the spicy tonkotsu ramen. The noodles were perfect and the chaschu was very flavorful and tender. The broth was okay but not my favorite. I appreciated that the spicy sauce came on the side for me to add however little or much I wanted and I only needed maybe half for my perfect level of spicy. I would say this is one of only three other places in the Atlanta area that I would recommend for authentic Japanese ramen. I would definitely recommend the ramen here. Bathrooms were also clean and smelled cleaned.

    Kien H.

    So I was leaving an event in the area and we decided to go ahead and check this out. I had never been before but I was sure glad I did. It's in a shopping center so there's free parking in that area. It doesn't look like much. It doesn't look like it's super big, but it actually has plenty of space. Maybe not to fit a group of 20, but you will be able to fit groups of people and if you wanted to go in share food. The service was good, it took a little while to get service, not sure what happened, but once we got there we were good. We came in and sat right down immediately, and enjoyed the decor on the wall. If you're a fan of anime or Godzilla or Japanese lore or anything along those lines, you will definitely appreciate this place! They do have a bar there but I didn't get anything to drink, all I got was water. Which was perfectly fine. It's not a full bar as if you can order everything under the sun but they do have enough alcohol to get you where you need to be. And they have plenty of sake choices as well. Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen - the ramen was solid. It was basically the regular Ramen but they gave you a little cup of sauce to spice it up, and spice it up. It did! It gave it the right amount of heat. The noodles were tender, the meat was flavorful, it hit on all cylinders. Pork belly - the pork belly was good, really good. Came with a sauce on it on a skewer and it was amazing. I think I might have got a couple orders of those! It was very tangy and flavorful! Shaka shaka potato - Now this threw me off a little bit. These are french fries LOL. I don't know what they were trying to do, but they were french fries. I came with seasoning in a bag. You put the seasoning in and pour it in the bowl. And I will say this, the seasoning felt like you was going to give me hypertension LOL! The salt was off the charts, but in case you're wondering what they are, they're french fries! Takoyaki - So these are octopus balls. Really good. Really flavorful. They're chewy and tangy and the sauce is amazing. They even come with a really good presentation about them because they basically moves. You'll have to go to see! Chicken and scallions - this skewer was probably my favorite skewer and I don't know why because it was very simple. It was grilled and marinated chicken and scallions, but for some reason it hit so differently! I couldn't figure out why LOL. I did order more of these too! Just that good. So we didn't go to dessert, and I wish I really remembered the name of it. It was the bean paste fish cake with green tea ice cream. No, I'm not a dessert fan by any means, and I tasted it and it was okay, but it wasn't really my thing. But if you like a little bit of hint of sweet not overly sweet, this may be your bag. Overall, you're going to go ahead and come here and not be forced to break the bank. They have specials that you can check out, so everything is very affordable and reasonably priced. This may be a new spot I need to go ahead and check out More often!

    Sashimi Regular
    Mariah A.

    Still 6 stars guys! My favorite restaurant! I left somewhere where the food was NOT flooding at 9pm to start looking for places that were still open and that were appetizing. And lo and behold I cannot believe that I forgot about my favorite restaurant. I was with my friend and it was his first time there and let's just say he was in heaven. I always leave so full and everything is ordered that you could want for two people $100. Insane. The service on this night was a little slow, but I also don't think that they anticipated as many people on a late night Wednesday. I've never had that as an issue before so it's almost not worth mentioning. They have walls that were covered with anime, posters, and stickers feel like they remove some of them that's how often I'm at this restaurant lol but I'm excited to see what replace them. I'll back for sure!

    Rishmithaa S.

    I think the best thing about this place is the ambience and vibes that's created. It's very lowkey yet so very fun. The sushi/fish however is sub-par. Not very fresh but I guess it matches the price point.

    Beef Curry. Not a vegetable to be found. Was told "they're in the curry".

    Ordered take out. Description online read: Beef Curry Udon Noodle In curry broth with sukiyaki beef, egg, & vegetables in hot pot. What was received we shredded beef, 90% fat and 0 vegetables. My husband's ordered Miso Tan Tan which came with 2 petals (no better word to describe) of bokchoy and 1/4 C of protein.

    Jared T.

    Expansive and exciting menu. This is my second day here and I just can't get enough of this place. The staff are so nice and welcoming! I went to Japan at the end of last year and I've been obsessed with Japanese food ever since then. Most places you go to are sushi restaurants that may have a few other Japanese culinary offerings as well... NOT THIS PLACE! Yes, they do have sushi, but it's not even on the main menu. What they DO have is 6 pages chock full of fried, grilled, or raw delicacies that you just have to taste to believe. Coupled with the old Japan aesthetic, you'll come back to this place again and again. I hate that I'm even giving up my new little secret favorite place, but I feel the works deserves to try this place!

    Okonomiyaki with noodles
    Janet C.

    This place reminded me of the izakayas I visited in Japan - same interior decor, style, and of course, the food! The okonomiyaki with noodles was delicious. Others in the group I went with enjoyed their ramen and skewers as well. The Izeko jelly sparkling sake (yuzu) was delicious and refreshing. They didn't have the yuzu chuhai I originally wanted but offered orange instead...and I was handed half an orange and a citrus juicer to prep it myself which was an entertaining experience. Wasn't quite the yuzu chuhai or highball I loved while I was in Japan but the other food and drinks were great! There is a separate alcove in the front for groups that requires shoes to be taken off. There is plenty of parking available as this restaurant is located in a little plaza of sorts.

    Sashimi Appetizer
    Casper L.

    Just so so food with literally no service... We waited for 40 mins , not even served with appetizers and found out something wrong when all 5 tables after us got served full dishes. The waiters didn't check on us during the whole meal. The food was really just so so, didn't compensate my bad experience at all.. also they didn't clean up any dish even tho our space is full. Tofu 1/5: it was just right out of fridge. We tasted the ice cracks in it. Onigiri 2/5 : served cold. The rice is cold and solid. Tan tan ramen 2/5: the soup is really just soy sauce.. not creamy or anything. Thought it was bone soup with soy sauce but ‍.

    Ramen
    Angelica Y.

    My sister and I stopped in during a storm and so glad we did! We went in without any idea of what we wanted but the huge menu gave us so many options! We opted for some takoyaki and gyoza starters. Then for our entrees we got a bowl of ramen, grilled eel, and sukiyaki. Everything came out pretty quickly and definitely delivered. Our waiter was super nice and patient with us since we could not make up our minds what we wanted. The vibe of the place is cozy and warm. Extremely welcoming considering there was a crazy storm going on outside. The only thing I didn't like too much was that my highball was pretty flat and weak. Though the small can of sake we also ordered made up for it big timeee. Probably going to be one of my future favorites.

    Taiyaki with Vanilla Ice Cream
    Michelle H.

    Ginya Izakaya has a traditional and cozy environment! You can sit at the bar or the booths. The server was attentive, but slowed down a bit after my group had been there for a while which would have been fine--but our waters were not refilled (even though they were empty) so I was a bit thirsty by the end of my meal. I ordered the Sakusaku Shrimp, Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen, and Taiyaki. The Sakusaku Shrimp was crispy perfection and the shrimp itself tasted fresh. I also liked the dip that came with the shrimp, which I believe is the Ginya aioli sauce. I expected my Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen to have a reddish broth, but the restaurant gives you some chili oil in a side cup that you can add to the broth. I added the entire cup into my broth, but I felt like the chili oil did not add much spice to my broth. However, it was still a yummy dish! Lastly, I ordered the Taiyaki which came with a red bean filling and vanilla ice cream plus whip cream and sprinkles on the side. I really liked this Taiyaki because it seemed fried, which is not the norm for this dessert. It was crispy on the outside, but very soft and thick on the inside which made for a great texture combination. In addition, the red bean filling was delicious! One of my friends also knew one of the chefs at the restaurant and he was very friendly and fun to chat with! Overall, I would recommend this place for people to try there are so many options for food on their menu as well.

    Warm Sake
    Kayla N.

    A group of colleagues and I visited Ginya Izakaya while in ATL for a work trip. I was surprised to see that they had a corner booth large enough to fit our group (10 people), but it was perfect! The restaurant had a casual atmosphere and was comfortable. We ordered a variety of drinks, appetizers and main courses once we were seated. While there, I tried: - Warm Sake: Something interesting to try, but wasn't something I'd order again - Cream Soda: We thought this would be like the cream soda you buy at the store but instead it is melon soda with vanilla ice cream and whipped cream. This isn't something our group liked or that I'd recommend. - Beef Skewers: I wasn't a fan of these as they tasted like charcoal from the grill but some others in the group enjoyed them - Pork Yakisoba: Absolutely delicious and something I'd order again! The service was good, but I didn't realize they had already added in a 20% tip for themselves as it isn't very noticeable on the receipt. I didn't realize until I looked back after the fact to realize they had gotten two tips then.

    Ginya Don
    Sharon C.

    If you love raw fish, look no further! Growing up eating sushi made by my dad, I'm extremely cautious and mindful about where I'm eating any raw seafood. Since Ginya is always busy, and you can see the chefs preparing the bowls, I felt comfy grabbing a sashimi don bowl here. My first experience was great, and for $20 I couldn't resist this tuna, salmon & eel bowl. I've come back more than a handful of times now and every time the fish is high quality the tastes so fresh. The appetizers are also great, my favorites are the squid legs and chicken karaage. The agedashi tofu left much to be desired, and I wouldn't recommend. The breading around the tofu was too soggy, and the sauce was lacking in flavor. The vibes of the restaurant are very cozy, yet open. Great place for a date or for moderate sized groups!

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    Jennifer B.

    My experience at Ginya Izakaya was not great unfortunately. Maybe Sunday night is the wrong time to dine there. Maybe I chose the wrong food. My friends recommended it after a Friday night dinner they were enthusiastic about. Based on my experience the salmon avocado roll was just ok. The rice was not sticking together. Did not like the udon that much, we've had much better in other places. The place is beyond casual and to me the ambiance does not match with the type of cousins. Service was kind of slow and inattentive. Not worth the drive.

    Tonkotsu Ramen, broth was very flavorful

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    3 months ago

    They are always good. You can order multiple small plates and share with your party. I highly recommend this place.

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    18 days ago

    Best Japanese restaurant in metro Atlanta. The service is great and the food is delicious. I can't recommend the Katsu Curry enough.

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    Always passed this restaurant on the way home from work. Really great experience and food was amazing. Will definitely be a go to spot.

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    Good and wallet-friendly. Fresh fish, good service. Middling atmosphere, but always lively.

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    What are the accommodations for handicap?

    They have a ramp outside the entrance. They have bar and table seating, but I'm not sure if the dimensions are ideal.

    Do you have your own parking lot?

    Yes, we are located in a open mall, so we have plenty of parking

    Any veg ramen?

    Yes. Kelp soy ramen.

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    I'm elated that I can give this place 5 stars without compromise. We came in between lunch and…read moredinner so it wasn't packed when we arrived. Parking was simple enough and free, albeit a little tight. I love the moody but light interior of this restaurant. It's not particularly upscale, but it is on the nicer end of a casual restaurant. Seating is tight but it didn't detract from the experience. Our table was a little wobbly, though. The bathrooms are tucked away in the very back of the restaurant and were tidy and clean with a nice design. The food was truly delicious. The bao duo was a great starter. We got one with pork, the other chicken. I appreciated that the flavor profiles of each were so different! We also tried the umami rice bowl... perfect seasoning and portion for an app. For ramen I had the truffle shoyu and husband had a spicy tonkotsu. We both added extra protein (pork) because most ramen places play around with the meat portion LOL. But the noodles, the egg, and all the accoutrements were texturally excellent. SO GOOD. They have a few beers on tap, a decent cocktail menu and wine. I grabbed a SauviB and hubs had a beer. It was the perfect balance to all the delicious umami flavors we experienced. Service was lovely as the place is small, and everything was clean. Our tab ran us about $88 before tip so come ready to spend. But the quality was worth it! I'll return when I'm craving ramen.

    This was my third visit to Okiboru Tsukemen, and I've generally enjoyed it in the past. The first…read moretwo visits at the Sandy Springs location were really good and the restaurant is decorated very nicely. I hadn't been back in almost two years and unfortunately, this visit just didn't hit the same for me. I ordered the same spicy Tonkotsu ramen I had before, but it tasted completely different this time. I remember the noodles being very fresh and the broth having a much richer flavor. This visit honestly reminded me a little of Jinya's ramen, which personally isn't my favorite style. The broth almost tasted creamy, like milk had been added. Maybe not, but it just didn't taste as fresh to me with a deep flavor as before. Someone also recommended the Okiboru buns, and I wasn't too impressed with those either. I originally wanted the braised ribs, but TikTok hype convinced me otherwise, so that part is on me. Looking back, I think the ribs or even the panko shrimp probably would've been the better choice. The shrimp is my normal app so I take fault for the switch up. Overall, I'd still say give it a try for yourself because everyone's taste is different. There are a lot of ramen spots around Atlanta now, though, and this visit just didn't leave me as impressed as my previous ones did. Just being honest.

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    We visited on a Sunday during a holiday weekend, and to my surprise, it was very quiet. That turned…read moreout to be a bonus since parking in this area can be a challenge. There are a limited number of free parking spaces, but there's also a parking garage conveniently located right next to the restaurant. The restaurant was clean, and we were greeted as soon as we walked in. Since there were only about three occupied tables, we had our pick of seating. The menu is accessed through a QR code, but I appreciated that they also provide a tablet for guests who prefer not to (or can't) use their phones. The service was excellent. Our server took the time to explain the menu, answer questions, and clarify which substitutions were available. Hands down, the best gyoza I've had in Georgia. The wrappers were perfectly crisp with a juicy, flavorful filling that disappeared far too quickly. I ordered the Hot Miso Ramen, and it arrived looking just as incredible as it tasted. The vibrant crimson broth was topped with tender slices of pork chashu, a perfectly marinated jammy egg, sweet corn, scallions, sesame seeds, and seasoned ground pork, creating a bowl that was as visually inviting as it was delicious. Despite the name, the spice level was approachable; it added warmth without setting my mouth on fire. The broth was rich, savory, and layered with flavor. I'm usually not a fan of pork ramen, so I ordered the chicken karaage to add to my meal, but it honestly wasn't necessary. The pork was exceptionally tender, well-seasoned, and completely changed my opinion of pork ramen. My daughter ordered the Hangover Cure Ramen, which was equally impressive. It was soothing, deeply savory, and comforting; the kind of meal that warms you from the inside out. It was lighter than my bowl but still packed with flavor, making it the perfect choice if you're looking for something nourishing without sacrificing taste. We finished with a mochi ice cream. While it was refreshing and served as the perfect palate cleanser after such a savory meal, I do think it's a bit overpriced considering it's a single piece. Overall, this was a 10/10 experience. From the warm hospitality and attentive service to the beautifully presented, flavor-packed food, E Ramen exceeded our expectations. Whether you're a ramen enthusiast or trying it for the first time, this spot is absolutely worth a visit. We'll definitely be back.

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    We usually visit the same ramen shop every time we're in the Atlanta area but this time we wanted…read moreto explore more since we knew there were so many other options. We decided to try Slurpin' Ramen Bar first. I had read that they originally started in California so I had a good feeling about it and I'm so glad we went! Their tonkotsu broth was probably the best I've had in the US. It was rich and full of flavor without feeling overly heavy. It was so good that we didn't want to leave any behind so we actually took the leftover broth with us for the 5-hour drive home (thankfully we had a cooler bag!). I immediately had to tell my son who's currently living in LA for college so he can visit one there too. This place is definitely going on our must-visit restaurant list from now on.

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    Wanted to give Tsukemen a try and definitely recommend this place. They do offer a hot noodle…read moreoption as oppose to the traditional cold noodle. I got the Paitan tsukemen and it was bursting with flavor. We did start with an appetizer, got the truffle garlic edamame. And wow, the truffle oil really brings out the flavor plus the slight sweetness from the edamame. It's a definite must try. Also give the fries a try, super crispy fries! Will definitely be back to try other menu items!

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