Ginga Sushi Bar & Dining - Brisbane - Photo album

Closed. Was good for a quick meal. It was busy today for lunch so the sushi train was fresh and hot item were hot. During slower times I suggest you order fresh sushi to be made for you. Sushi from train price varies and is coded by colour. Deserves a 3.8, but not a 4 stars.

Very dated cuisine, overpriced and a much lower standard of quality compared with Sushi Edo. A grilled salmon Aburi at Ginga is $5, Sushi Edo is $3.80... Ginga was popular in the early 2000, but sadly it hasn't evolved or kept up with the sushi market.

The staff were very nice and helpful when asked to recommend dishes and overall provided great service. The food was delicious, I ordered a Ginga sashimi platter to share between my husband and I and it was presented so well and tasted very fresh!

Ginga was really average. The Karaage was a poor imitation of Japanese cuisine, looking more like basic fried chicken. The chicken terriyaki was overcooked to the point of being dry. The servers failed to bring over tap water after it was requested with the order. I wonder rid they even like their j

Always great. The sashimi was fresh and tasty. The tempura crab meat sushi is especially delicious.

Service a bit lacking sometimes, but food generally good! Better experience in morning before rush at lunch.

The service here is absolutely AWFUL!! My partner and I went to have dinner there tonight (Thursday 2 Jan) and asked for a table in the booth rather than a table on the train and the waitress staff with a boyish look seemed obviously annoyed and gave me an attitude and told me those tables are reser

Me and my husband ate here tonight and it was awful in every way. The service was so bad. There was barely anything on the train going around and the 2 items we took off the train were pork buns and dim sums and both were stone cold and disgusting! We then ordered and received our order fairly promp