Ginza

Squish

I had the ayce sushi for dinner. The quality was amazing. It was my first time there and everything blew me away. The decor is really nice. Seafood was very fresh and I loved the presentation on each plate. I’m obsessed with the baked mussels, they’re so simple yet so delicious, hand rolls were really good too.

Glenda Dallas Diva Dairy

My 9yr old has renamed Ginza to "Sushi Heaven" and as you can see it's GREAT for Birthdays and kids who LOVE Sushi!! It's also my FAVORITE Sushi spot. Happy Birthday A'eric! 🎉🎂🎁🎈🎊🥳

Tony Fu

AYCE = All You Can Eat, is the middle name, so be hungry and ready to enjoy sushi when you come to this place! The service was prompt, the place was busy but comfortable, everything was delicious and amazing beautifully presented. Tips: It’s the first time for me and frankly, the first round was a bit overwhelming. Here are some tips: 1. plan it out first, assuming you will have either 2 or 3 (or even 4 or 5) rounds, so you can pace yourself. 2. Try a variety of things out, especially if you are here with a group, everyone can share, this was you can decide what you like to order more 3. For more expensive and limited items like oysters, see who wants it and who doesn’t and get the maximum number for the table and those who like them can have more. This way, everyone feels like they got the money’s worth and there is no wasting. 4. Start ordering for the next round when you are about 1/2 way through or before.

Derick Foster

I really enjoy this restaurant every time I'm there. I am a fan of Japanese food and I would say this is the closest to the original Japanese food I had in Japan during my trips. The ingredients are fresh, the food size/portion is perfect so you can taste different plates and the service is excellent, they are super quick bringing out the orders and they are always checking on you. I really recommend this place and invite you to visit to enjoy the whole experience.

Jose Casarin

Well, not sure where to start, service was fast, got seated and welcome in no time, or good came out really fast. Love the concept of having three rounds of ordering your food, most rolls are four pieces which is awesome so you can try many different ones. Sushi tasted good and fresh. The price was very reasonable since you can eat all you want. One interesting aspect was the TVs that they have on the walls, from any seat you could watch, my wife and I were watching basketball and commenting during the game while eating. Had a great time. Thank you for the service.

Eiichi Murakami

It’s a great eating out for sushi with AYCE. I have been tasted sushi many place for AYCE, and I am sure this is one of the best place you can eat at and great service for. Cost is less than you can expect for AYCE with this quality of sushi.

5-Star Service! The Manager and Staff are Top-Tier I had an incredible experience here! From the moment we walked in, the service was absolutely amazing. A huge shoutout to the manager, who was hands-down the best I’ve encountered. He was incredibly friendly and made a point to check on us frequently to ensure everything was perfect. You can tell he leads by example because all of the waiters were just as helpful, attentive, and professional. To top it all off, the food was great. It’s rare to find a place where the hospitality matches the quality of the kitchen so perfectly. I would definitely recommend this restaurant to everyone. We will certainly be back!

Owner was very nice and hospitable and working hard bussing tables and serving guests. Impressive actually, you can tell he really cares. Food was tasty and the service was very fast and friendly despite it being a Saturday night. Went here due to the shorter wait times instead of Gen or other KBBQ and came out very happy. Maybe that will be you too. Place should be rated higher.

We went to Ginza AYCE Sushi in Torrance, but did not get the all you can eat option. We ordered Bento Boxes and it was delicious. We had teriyaki salmon, gyoza, and California Rolls. It came with rice, salad, and pickled cucumbers.

Jeff Smith

Owner was very nice and hospitable and working hard bussing tables and serving guests. Impressive actually, you can tell he really cares. Food was tasty and the service was very fast and friendly despite it being a Saturday night. Went here due to the shorter wait times instead of Gen or other KBBQ and came out very happy. Maybe that will be you too. Place should be rated higher.

Amanda dos Santos

All staff help us with all our needs. The food was delicious and the place is very nice. My kids loved 🥰 I’m very satisfied for coming here. The chef is amazing.

The food was really good compared to the price. A lot of the rolls are really really good and fairly good quality lots of really great selection and almost any sort of sushi for any type for eater. There were only a couple things that we really didn't like, including most of the fake crab filled rolls. The oysters were pretty tasteless but the ambience and the service definitely made up for that. Overall would come back again because of the great value and atmosphere .

Went in on a Saturday for all you can eat lunch. Weekend lunches are the more expensive price of $37.99 pp. we ordered a few rolls and sashimi and I love how it is prepared on a communal plate to what you order. It is made fresh. The servers are attentive but when busy you do have to get your attention. They did miss one of our orders in the round but when I mentioned it they brought it out. It was good, but I’m not sure that we got our moneys worth for the weekend price for 2 people. At $95 with tip, it was an expensive lunch comparable to standard sushi restaurants where you order a la carte.

AYCE sushi and rolls. They have great sake pairing. The strawberry nigori goes really well with sushi. The starters are pretty good and fresh. The dessert was also good but it’s not included in the AYCE. Sushi are fresh but they give a lot of rice. It’s twice the amount I had at other AYCE place. Handroll seaweed was not so crispy compared to how it’s supposed to be. Service was amazing!

Ilya O (Ilya)

The food was really good compared to the price. A lot of the rolls are really really good and fairly good quality lots of really great selection and almost any sort of sushi for any type for eater. There were only a couple things that we really didn't like, including most of the fake crab filled rolls. The oysters were pretty tasteless but the ambience and the service definitely made up for that. Overall would come back again because of the great value and atmosphere .

Jess Flower

Went in on a Saturday for all you can eat lunch. Weekend lunches are the more expensive price of $37.99 pp. we ordered a few rolls and sashimi and I love how it is prepared on a communal plate to what you order. It is made fresh. The servers are attentive but when busy you do have to get your attention. They did miss one of our orders in the round but when I mentioned it they brought it out. It was good, but I’m not sure that we got our moneys worth for the weekend price for 2 people. At $95 with tip, it was an expensive lunch comparable to standard sushi restaurants where you order a la carte.

Ryant Takai

Wow an all you can eat Japanese restaurant! My wife had suggested the spot since we always drive by it and say we will check it out. It was nice to look at the menu and pick out what we wanted for the first round. This is not like a Buffet, you just sit down, order and the server brings it to your table. You may get 3 rounds with all the items that you pick out with the pencil. There is an extra charge if you decide to leave any food left, so be sure to bring a healthy appetite. Food was really delicious, place is clean, organized, and great customer service. We'll be coming back to sample more of their items on the menu.

christopher lee

There were 3 of us and we had "all you can eat sushi" for $39 dollars each. The fish were a little thin & little too much rice and I can't say the fish were the freshest. The ramen was not fresh noodles. It was dried like from a package, so we were a little bit disappointed. But overall, it was okay. I would go back again.

Fang Phattha

AYCE sushi and rolls. They have great sake pairing. The strawberry nigori goes really well with sushi. The starters are pretty good and fresh. The dessert was also good but it’s not included in the AYCE. Sushi are fresh but they give a lot of rice. It’s twice the amount I had at other AYCE place. Handroll seaweed was not so crispy compared to how it’s supposed to be. Service was amazing!

Robert Rivera

I was impressed at the selection of sushi that Ginza has available for dinner time. The wait time was very quick as there was not much people. The fish tasted good, and not fishy this is a plus.

For the price you can get decent sushi. Not great, but some items are better than others. Lemon pepper roll and salmon rolls were good. If you are hungry this place is a good option if you don't want to spend a godly amount on sushi.

This is probably the only AYCE sushi in Torrance as the other sushi restaurants in the area do not have AYCE. They do have inside and outside seating so they have plenty of room, but probably not enough for big parties of 6 or more. The ambiance is well decorated with loud music playing overhead. I came here on Valentines day with my wife and they were very busy to say the least at 5pm. The waitlist was getting pretty long, I was 7th in place at 5pm, it took 50 minutes to get a table, again, it’s Valentines day, so understandable. While waiting, I do have to say this about the waiters/staff. They were very fast at cleaning up every table after a customer had left, I appreciated that because it helped seat customers faster. I could tell that our waiter tried their best to be polite, I honestly understand how hectic the night was and I’m thankful they did a great job. That being said, the sushi tasted good. I do feel they sometimes over-saturated the rolls with sauce. This is the first AYCE where they limit you on the amount of sushi you can order so 2 rolls per person, and 12 pieces of nigiri, which is written on the order sheet, but it was emphasized (hand written) for me to see, since I ordered more than I’m allowed. The sushi rolls had more rice added than other sushi spots and the fish itself was cut very thinly (as seen in one of my pictures). I feel that an establishment like this shouldn’t skimp on their fish, especially for the price. Also, if you’re gonna limit the customer on their order, at least have an app they can put orders in and you be the one to limit when it goes out, instead of us waiting for the order sheet to return to put in our next order to beat the ayce time limit. This place could’ve been a great sushi spot, but because of the limitations, I feel it hurt the establishment on the customer experience side. The price, the limitations, and the preparation of the food need some reconsidering for their customers. As other AYCE sushi places like Yuka, AYCE HB, and Sake to Me have figured this out already.

AYCE sushi in South Torrance with your traditional American rolls, wide selection of sushi/fishes/protein, and appetizers. The quality is exactly as you would expect from an AYCE place (mid). Almost everything is stuffed with either imitation crab or spicy tuna. RECOMMENDATIONS: - Agedashi Tofu - Vegetable Tempura - Crispy Rice w/ Spicy Tuna - Salmon Belly Sushi - King Scallops - Salmon Carpaccio - Spider Roll - Nuclear Roll - Golden Spicy Tuna Deep Fried Rolls - Bake Lobster Roll Price is okay. It should be $5-10 cheaper since you can pay the same and get full from a way higher quality sushi non-AYCE spot such as Sugar Fish. Expect to pay $60/person for dinner. Atmosphere feels like a Japanese-themed sports bar. This restaurant is owned by Koreans. Service is good and fast. Plenty of free parking in the crossroads plaza.

We checked out Ginza because of the high yelp rating. The value is pretty good for an all you can eat place. However, the quality was inconsistent. Even between our first order of salmon belly to our next order of salmon belly, and the salmon belly at the table next to us, there was a lot of variation of quality. That inconsistency brings their food from a four star to a three star. For the Hotate, which you are only allowed one per person, there were two of us and we shared the two pieces. One was bad enough to spit out and the other was fine and normal. But for me, that kind of Russian Roulet with sushi leaves a bad taste in my mouth (yup, I said that pun). Servers were quick, polite and nice, and the atmosphere is kinda sports bar/club-y with music pumping and lots of dark glossy surfaces. It’s a shame because some of the food was really good, but it just takes a few pieces that you wish you didn’t eat to ruin the night.

Jeremy Loyola

This is probably the only AYCE sushi in Torrance as the other sushi restaurants in the area do not have AYCE. They do have inside and outside seating so they have plenty of room, but probably not enough for big parties of 6 or more. The ambiance is well decorated with loud music playing overhead. I came here on Valentines day with my wife and they were very busy to say the least at 5pm. The waitlist was getting pretty long, I was 7th in place at 5pm, it took 50 minutes to get a table, again, it’s Valentines day, so understandable. While waiting, I do have to say this about the waiters/staff. They were very fast at cleaning up every table after a customer had left, I appreciated that because it helped seat customers faster. I could tell that our waiter tried their best to be polite, I honestly understand how hectic the night was and I’m thankful they did a great job. That being said, the sushi tasted good. I do feel they sometimes over-saturated the rolls with sauce. This is the first AYCE where they limit you on the amount of sushi you can order so 2 rolls per person, and 12 pieces of nigiri, which is written on the order sheet, but it was emphasized (hand written) for me to see, since I ordered more than I’m allowed. The sushi rolls had more rice added than other sushi spots and the fish itself was cut very thinly (as seen in one of my pictures). I feel that an establishment like this shouldn’t skimp on their fish, especially for the price. Also, if you’re gonna limit the customer on their order, at least have an app they can put orders in and you be the one to limit when it goes out, instead of us waiting for the order sheet to return to put in our next order to beat the ayce time limit. This place could’ve been a great sushi spot, but because of the limitations, I feel it hurt the establishment on the customer experience side. The price, the limitations, and the preparation of the food need some reconsidering for their customers. As other AYCE sushi places like Yuka, AYCE HB, and Sake to Me have figured this out already.

Lopsie Schwartz

We checked out Ginza because of the high yelp rating. The value is pretty good for an all you can eat place. However, the quality was inconsistent. Even between our first order of salmon belly to our next order of salmon belly, and the salmon belly at the table next to us, there was a lot of variation of quality. That inconsistency brings their food from a four star to a three star. For the Hotate, which you are only allowed one per person, there were two of us and we shared the two pieces. One was bad enough to spit out and the other was fine and normal. But for me, that kind of Russian Roulet with sushi leaves a bad taste in my mouth (yup, I said that pun). Servers were quick, polite and nice, and the atmosphere is kinda sports bar/club-y with music pumping and lots of dark glossy surfaces. It’s a shame because some of the food was really good, but it just takes a few pieces that you wish you didn’t eat to ruin the night.

CH

AYCE sushi in South Torrance with your traditional American rolls, wide selection of sushi/fishes/protein, and appetizers. The quality is exactly as you would expect from an AYCE place (mid). Almost everything is stuffed with either imitation crab or spicy tuna. RECOMMENDATIONS: - Agedashi Tofu - Vegetable Tempura - Crispy Rice w/ Spicy Tuna - Salmon Belly Sushi - King Scallops - Salmon Carpaccio - Spider Roll - Nuclear Roll - Golden Spicy Tuna Deep Fried Rolls - Bake Lobster Roll Price is okay. It should be $5-10 cheaper since you can pay the same and get full from a way higher quality sushi non-AYCE spot such as Sugar Fish. Expect to pay $60/person for dinner. Atmosphere feels like a Japanese-themed sports bar. This restaurant is owned by Koreans. Service is good and fast. Plenty of free parking in the crossroads plaza.

Decent nigiri sushi. Not much else to say about them. Side dishes were pretty good. We had the miso soup, seaweed salad, salmon skin salad, shishito peppers, and crispy rice w/ spicy tuna. All were good. Salmon skin salad was the best. Stay away from the rolls and rice-less rolls. They stuff so much imitation crab, rice, or spicy tuna in them to fill you up faster that they don't even look like the menu pictures anymore. Would've given 4, but took one off for mediocre rolls and another for overstuffing the rolls because it feels like they're cheating customers.

Everything in general is satisfactory. Nothing really special to make me want to come back unless I just want quantity over quality. The only setback for my group was the limit per round. I've been to many AYCE and this place seems to be the only one that sets that limit. So basically I've been driving a little farther to a place where you can order as much as you want on the very first order which makes more sense since people are very hungry at the start of their meals and the reason why they went to an AYCE. Hoping they will make the change so that I don't have to drive farther.

Jack Chen

Decent nigiri sushi. Not much else to say about them. Side dishes were pretty good. We had the miso soup, seaweed salad, salmon skin salad, shishito peppers, and crispy rice w/ spicy tuna. All were good. Salmon skin salad was the best. Stay away from the rolls and rice-less rolls. They stuff so much imitation crab, rice, or spicy tuna in them to fill you up faster that they don't even look like the menu pictures anymore. Would've given 4, but took one off for mediocre rolls and another for overstuffing the rolls because it feels like they're cheating customers.