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Address: 736 Park Ave, Cranston, RI 02910
Phone: (401) 415-8580
Website: http://www.ginzari.com/
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Reviews
Noah Fontaine
Can’t recommend enough… such a hidden gem. Great food, great price, and overall amazing vibe. $50 plate we left full and happy!!!!
… moreEmily Cousineau
Fresh quality sushi. Amazing steamed dumplings (thick dough, tasty pork), slightly too sweet crab Rangoons but still delicious. We had a drink and waited for take out. Only critique is that I wish they were busier!
… moreHelga Melgar
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 tend to crave.
… moreLet’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 tend to crave.
ChowdahHead
I can’t believe I let this little gem get through my fingers. Hospitality is on point. This place is the bomb. Show some love and visit this place. Close on Tuesday.
… moreVanessa Poulin
ALWAYS CONSISTENT! Boneless pork spare ribs are either great or inedible. Every time, there’s are so good. I also get hunan shrimp a lot. Great variety of veggies, perfect cook on the shrimp, beautiful balance with spice to sweet. I couldn’t talk higher of this place
… moreRachel Battey
My boyfriend and I like to come here occasionally for lunch and we both love it. It’s usually pretty quiet, the service is great and it’s very cozy inside. Perfect for a quick meal to share. Their chicken curry is one of my favorites.
… moreTory Jimenez
We came in as soon as they opened on a cold Wednesday morning. Our appetizers started arriving after about a 40-minute wait and each appetizer came with a 5-minute gap. After the last appetizer was served, I was told my entree order is not available. I was tempted to cancel but my companion’s order was already in the works so I ordered something else. In the meantime, the restaurant was freezing. They never turned the heat on! Overall, the food was so-so, the fried rice was too salty, and the texture of the food was unsatisfactory. The restaurant was clean but freezing, and the service left much to be desired. There are so many other better options in the area. Go somewhere else!
… moreNicole B Garcia
It was cute inside. Staff was nice. We had a teapot of oolong which I liked; it was perfect with a small bit of sugar added. Whatever brand they buy is good. Dim Sum obviously came out first.
There was a ton of pork in the spicy Tonkatsu and the mapo tofu had a good amount of the spicy pepper mala flavor.
Do not recommend for vegetarians unless you’re very familiar with Eastern Asian food. Mapo Tofu was listed in the vegetable section but was made the traditional way (with vegetables, But not vegetarian) He asked what was in one dish and she said “that’s the tofu skin” but he MEANT to ask what are inside them. It was also pork, i believe. Neither of us are vegetarian so it was fine. Just probably not the best place to try if you’re unfamiliar with Chinese/Japanese food and are a vegetarian because it was definitely easy to misunderstand.
… moreThere was a ton of pork in the spicy Tonkatsu and the mapo tofu had a good amount of the spicy pepper mala flavor.
Do not recommend for vegetarians unless you’re very familiar with Eastern Asian food. Mapo Tofu was listed in the vegetable section but was made the traditional way (with vegetables, But not vegetarian) He asked what was in one dish and she said “that’s the tofu skin” but he MEANT to ask what are inside them. It was also pork, i believe. Neither of us are vegetarian so it was fine. Just probably not the best place to try if you’re unfamiliar with Chinese/Japanese food and are a vegetarian because it was definitely easy to misunderstand.
Jacqueline Flores
Amazing food and outstanding service! Surprised this place isn’t getting more hype and five-star reviews. The owners are incredibly attentive, and the food is truly unique. The sushi is unbelievably fresh and absolutely delicious. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
… moreJessica Duarte
Came here to eat with my friend, the service was great! The food was amazing! The place was super clean and aesthetic. The price was very good for everything we got! 10/10
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