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    Ginza

    3.8 (872 reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 2:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:30 PM
    Updated 2 months ago

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    GINZA ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Sandra N.

    I love this place, would totally come again. their pumpkin fried rice is insanely good and they absolutely pack the flavor and punch into the pumpkin so there's even more to eat in terms of the pumpkin insides as well. the sushi was also good. felt like everything was quite reasonably priced for bellevue. got to have a nice time eating with my friend and loved this:")

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    Rachel C.

    Delicious! Will review again once I dine in. I came here a couple times a long time ago, at least 8+ years. Was good, but nothing shocking. Got takeout today and was pleasantly surprised! $35+ and the sushi was good quality. The fish was fresh and the rice wasn't too seasoned. Will try again and dine in.

    ALice A.

    A hidden gem in Bellevue! Ginza is a small, family-owned Japanese restaurant with incredibly friendly staff and a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. We stopped by for lunch on a weekday and were blown away by how delicious everything was. The Tonkatsu was perfectly crispy on the outside and tender on the inside -- the shredded cabbage and sauce on the side were the perfect pairing. We also ordered the Sukiyaki, which was packed with flavor and came in a generous portion. The California roll was fresh and satisfying -- you could really taste the quality of the ingredients. Don't skip the hot green tea -- it ties the meal together beautifully. Highly recommend supporting this local spot. You'll leave full and happy!

    Tekka  don, salmon don, Ginza roll!
    Marielle J.

    Ginza is a TRUE GEM! It's been around for a while, not sure how long. The outside has an old exterior but inside feels like home. It is small but the experienced waitresses and chefs make some of the best Japanese food I've experienced! My sister who was visiting has been here a few years back and has raved about their Japanese bbq. (Sadly, it is not being offered as of June 2025... it could be due to the rising prices and inflation or the amount of labor and cleaning... who knows, I only heard it was not being offered and not sure why...) Their menu is versatile and reasonably priced. From tofu with a thousand year old eggs, to basic and premium sushi rolls and sukiyaki/ teriyaki. They even have salmon and tekka donburis -- my favorites! Our waitress was so sweet and helpful. Their signature dish, the pumpkin fried rice is a must try!!! It's served in an actual pumpkin and the fried rice has bits of bacon in it, it's PERFECTION!!

    We got the chirashi deluxe, Bellevue roll, sukiyaki, ikura, and albacore :) For me, it's the real wasabi that came with the chirashi deluxe ! I love real wasabi :D

    Hotategai and sake nigiri
    Maxine L.

    Came in for a weekday dinner. There's a little parking lot with spots reserved for ginza, which is super convenient. The place was half full so didn't have to wait for a table. Servers were all super nice and attentive. Ambiance inside is cute. The tatami rooms are really cute, but there's only 2, so quite limited. The table seating is casual. As a free appetizer, each person gets a small dish of marinated/pickled cucumber which was a good amount of sweet and savory and refreshing. I ordered the salmon Kama and a scallop nigiri and a salmon nigiri. The salmon came out hot and crispy, but most of the meat was a bit too cooked. Could've had a bit more salt and a bigger chunk of lemon to juice. I ended up having to dip my salmon into soy sauce for more flavor. The nigiri were yummy. They came pre-wasabi'd, but unevenly so haha. The salmon ones came with a teeny tiny bit of wasabi (perfect for me) but the scallop ones came with a way more wasabi (overpowering for me). Some consistency issues with the wasabi, but the fish itself was tender and fresh. Overall, very solid Japanese place. I love the vast menu of specials, would maybe come back and try other dishes

    Joy Q.

    I tried a bunch of items from this restaurant, and I like the raw fish and sashimi, but I'm not a fan of any of those hot dishes but you were either stirfried or fried My favorite was the sea urchin sashimi, and the scallop sashimi Salmon teriyaki was a little fishy for me, and the tofu was not cooked in a Japanese way that I'm used to (not as flavorful or soft As I would expect, although that Yuzu dressing by itself was nice) The store has a really down to earth moms and pops store vibe and we spent quite some money here but I am on the fence about whether I want to come back maybe just to get the sashimi because those are very fresh and high-quality

    Hucky K.

    Pros: friendly, welcoming, food is good quality and authentic, reasonably priced for Bellevue. Cons: parking can be tricky given its location, carpet flooring (well, this is just my pet peeves, I don't believe one can clean the carpeted floor as well as non-carpeted ones)

    Salmon
    Ashley L.

    Always a great experience here. Even when the restaurant is packed, the service is quick and efficient. The atmosphere is lively, especially during dinner hours. The pumpkin fried rice is a must-order every single time.

    chicken katsu
    Chloe L.

    We reserved for a large part the night before and got a private room with tatami style seating. Really liked the ambiance and the waitress was very sweet and accommodating. I ordered the chicken katsu it came out very fast but it was just okay. Their star dish is definitely the pumpkin fried rice, I would recommend ordering that!

    Sashimi and tempura combination box.
    Lillian C.

    Yes, yes, yes! Fantastic quality food and at a reasonable price point. Establishment - plenty of tables and private rooms for larger parties that allow for more traditional seating (sitting on cushions with a low table). It doesn't give off a fancy or dressy atmosphere, but it also doesn't have a 'hole-in-the-wall' feeling to it either; very casual and quite comfy. To note, parking can be a bit tricky depending on when you go. I was able to find street parking but be aware of the signs in the parking lot of the restaurant as there's only a handful that are reserved for Ginza customers. Service - wait staff has always been very friendly every time I've visited. They never make you feel rushed and are always patient with answering questions about items on the menu or the daily specials. Overall quick and attentive. Also love the cucumber salad they serve you once you're seated; curves my hunger a bit every time. Food! I always get the combination dinner because I like having a variety of items in my meal. The most recent order I had was the sashimi and tempura combination dinner. The tempura is ne very soggy and was piping hot when I got my food, while the sashimi tasted fresh and the pieces were generously sized. I do wish there was more veg sitting in the little dish, but I really can't complain. My order also came with miso soup. My friend ordered a soup udon - I didn't try it, but it looked good enough to make me think that I'll order that next time I go.

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    Ann T.

    Best choice for casual dining! Good quality fresh fish and hot dishes. Pickled cucumbers are complementary as well as Individual small dish of fruit. Any Kama (Collar) is juicy. Tuna Collar is off the menu but is occasionally available. Pumpkin fried rice is delicious! Rolls are good sizes. They have 2 rooms behind screen slider doors you sit down on the floor and take off shoes but your feet still sit like in a regular booth, no need to go on your knees for a few hours. Call to make group reservations in the private rooms that can only be 1.5 hours at set start times with a min spending amount.

    Rainbow roll and spider roll
    Vinh M.

    This is one of many restaurants that is located near the Downtown Bellevue Park, which means the entire area's parking is quite rough getting around, whether you decide to park on the streets, at the park or in the very small parking lot that this place shares with a nearby antique store. Nevertheless, I loved my experience here with my group of four! There is ample seating inside, with at least two tatami rooms nearby and an area that looks like a sushi bar. Place is somewhat cramped but relatively clean, and my group of four didn't have to wait to be seated at around 6:30pm on a Friday night. I would come here before 7:30 or 8pm as a line can form for here, and for good reason! We got a variety of sushi dishes, including the mega rainbow roll, the dragon roll and the spider roll. For a main dish, I got the chicken katsu dinner. Every roll was extremely tasty in their own way, and my favorite ended up being the mega rainbow roll because of the variety of fish and seafood that was put on top of each roll. The sushi sizes were very big too, which I loved a lot! Chicken Katsu was a little dry but that didn't affect my dish. One of my friends got the chicken teriyaki dinner, and he felt the chicken was pretty dry. When I tasted it myself, I had the same thought. Despite that, I thoroughly enjoyed my experience here and would love to try their other choices of sushi when I'm back around the area!

    Tiger tail roll & something else I forgot

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    Awesesome sushi, loved the pumpkin fried rice. Overall food quality warrants the cost. Service was very slow and unattentive.

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    love the sushi and stuffed squash. We came here for my daughter's bday and are returning for a company party in a tatami room.

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    The pumpkin fried rice is large and delicious, but the grilled fish is very small.The location is very small and a bit cramped.

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    I was disappointed with the service during our visi,the food was fine, but after this experience, we won't be coming back。

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    The curry was good and Takoyaki. The ramen was also good. Wish they have more larger servings

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    Such a small and cute popping Ramen spot! Heard great things and decided to pop in with my friend,…read moreand we were not disappointed! You first enter the restaurant and pick up a paper menu with a pencil and fill out what you would like to order at the table :). Makes it easier for the server and yourself to ensure you're getting what you asked for! I opted for the Classic Ramen with firm noodles and added an egg, and I looooved my plate. Amazingly seasoned pork, perfectly jammy egg center, and comforting broth. I enjoyed every single bite! Come try them out! :)

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    4.3(358 reviews)
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    Awesome! Great place to dine real good Japanese katsu. Loved this place! Consistently good. We…read morehave been coming to this place for years. Food is great. Servers are friendly and they make sure you are doing good. Nice place. Good for large or small groups. Recommend making reservations. Parking however is very limited. Not much space so go early so you can search for a place to park. Otherwise, great place!

    I treated my friend out for his birthday here on a Saturday noon at exactly 12pm on the dot…read more Parking is tough around here as their shared parking lot is compact, and street parking is limited given it's near Redmond Way - a very busy street - and a ton of residential buildings; I got lucky and snagged parking along 170 Ave NE just two blocks away. If you've been to their first Seattle location in Cap Hill, this location resembles that one in many ways, though this one in Redmond is noticeably much bigger and has more seating that isn't squished together. There's bar seating and a bigger number of four-tops compared to the Cap Hill location, though the wooden wall scheme is the same for both. They serve katsu here with many types of meat cuts, all of which are listed on their menu with descriptions. Service overall was fast and efficient even when tables around us started filling up with hungry patrons. For our food: - The K&O karaage was all right at best. Meat inside is very tender and juicy but the aromatic toasted powder has so much salty flavor - and outer coating was also so dry - that my friend and I needed to drink water constantly while eating it. We could have skipped getting this. - We each got their jidori chicken oroshi katsu. This comes with their jidori chicken, essentially high-quality free-range chicken breast cutlet... and it was very juicy, with the Panko coating being the right kind of crunchy in all areas. We weren't fans of the grated radish sitting on top of all that katsu though, and most of the dish was their shredded cabbage as usual. The cabbage goes really well with their peanut sauce provided at our table. We both left feeling really full and overstuffed in a good way, though I would pass on getting the karaage if you're already getting one of their katsu dishes. Distance- and seating- wise, I'd come back here for their katsu whenever I don't feel like dealing with the parking situation that is Cap Hill.

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