Ginza (sushi and chinese food) — Restaurant in Cranston

Happy to see a new Asian restaurant in this spot! I’ve been here three separate times before deciding to write this review—so here it goes:

Let’s start with the good stuff--

This is an all-in-one Asian spot for popular dishes (except Thai food). In short, if one day you’re craving dim sum, the next sushi, or you’re with a group where everyone wants something different, this self-proclaimed Pan-Asian place could be your go-to.

First, I was thrilled to see so many of my favorite Asian dishes on the menu. There’s so much to choose from—dim sum, sushi, clay pot dishes, pho, bento boxes, poke bowls, and more. Talk about menu overload (in a good way)!

Second, the place is big. There are two sections to the restaurant, so you can sit far from others if you want, bring a larger group without worry, or easily snag a table even on a regular day.

Third, the service is solid. The servers are efficient and helpful when explaining dishes.

Fourth, the prices are fair, which is always a win.

Now, for the not-so-great: My companion wasn’t impressed with the sushi, and a few of the more exciting dishes I ordered didn’t quite live up to their potential. That might just be the trade-off for having such a massive, across-the-board menu.

Overall, it’s still a good spot to check out. I’m impressed with their effort to serve up so many favorites that diners...

Ah, Ginza! This quaint little gem is precisely the kind of place I adore supporting. Dining there was like partaking in a culinary journey across Asia. My wife ventured into the sushi realm, my darling daughter dabbled with Pho, and I immersed myself in a bowl of ramen.

While our collective opinion was that the sushi, pho, and Tonkotsu broth were satisfactory, the real superstar of the evening was the Chashu in my ramen. That melt-in-your-mouth goodness stole the show!

A small hiccup to note, our dishes didn't make a simultaneous entrance. My daughter was almost done savoring her pho when my steaming bowl of ramen made its debut. But hey, perfection is a journey, right?

Despite this minor glitch, there's a charm to establishments like Ginza that keeps drawing me in. Consider this not just a glowing review but also a promise - Ginza, you'll be seeing more of me! Cheers to supporting local businesses that bring such delightful diversity...

Could not be happier that we found Ginza Asian Bistro. Pictured below is the Honey Glazed Boneless Ribs. No contest, the best Boneless Ribs I have ever had, they are so tender and juicy, and the SAUCE is next level. We tried the Pork Belly Bun, never had one before and it was so good. They have it all, they have Chinese, Ramen, Sushi, and a Dim Sum menu. We have been there about 4 times and we have yet to try the entrees yet. Last time we were there got a Pina Colada and even though it was from a mix, it was really good. Some places do not put enough in and it lack favor, but here it was Great. The Pork Japanese Gyoza and dipping sauce is great. I am not a fan of Sushi but Marcy and Geoffrey both love it. Their favorite is the Eel and cucumber roll and they love it there. Looking forward to trying the Entree's and Raman. if you love this kind of food you got to...