Ginza Japanese Restaurant 821 West Park Avenue, Ocean Township, NJ 07712

"The restaurant is kind of small, so it might be a good idea to make reservations if you're eating dinner there. Servers were polite. I ordered the mango shrimp and rice, which came with miso soup and a salad. For under 20 dollars, I thought that was a reasonable price for a dinner at a Japanese restaurant. My husband ordered the hibachi chicken and beef. Everything tasted fresh and good."

"Tried Ginza for the first time and was completely disappointed. I went for lunch not knowing that they don’t seat at the hibachi tables until 5pm which was fine with me. The meal was completely rushed. Before I sat down the waitress was already asking what I wanted to drink. Came back 2 minutes later to take the order. Before I finished ordering both my soup and salad were place in front of me.I ordered the hibachi scallops. I politely asked “to slow down” because I couldn’t finish anything with the next course was in front of me. The waitress said no problem. Then the entree came out and it was cold. She didn’t bring the mustard and ginger sauce. They vegetables were soggy and mushy. The portions of noodle and fried rice were tiny. My scallops had been sliced so thin that I’m pretty sure it was just one scallop. Also I got 1 order of salmon sushi which included 2 pieces. The sushi was actually really good but 2 pieces for $7.50 is a little crazy. The hibachi scallops was $15."

"I ordered a Godzilla roll (cooked) and I received it raw !!! Good thing I eat sushi otherwise I wouldn’t have been able to eat my meal. They were closed by the time I realized. Totally disappointing because I prefer cooked sushi over raw."

"Went here for lunch with my son, we tried the bento box. Def the best last minute lunch date ever! Very fresh, flavorful and service was GREAT! First time eating here... def will be back!"

"Definitely the best sushi in the immediate area. Ginza is an eclectic stand alone restaurant inside a retail development. There's more than enough parking for the restaurant. Although Japanese in fare, the outside decoration of Chinese Terra Cotta soldiers with Chinese music playing inside mismatches the ambience."