Ginza Sushi & Asian Fusion
Ginza Sushi & Asian Fusion takes its name from Tokyo’s Ginza district. Owners Qing Tan and Guo Li built the menu around a deliberate pairing: Japanese sushi alongside Chinese dishes, rather than treating one as the main event and the other as filler.
The sushi is the reason most people walk in: fish arrives fresh, rice is seasoned with more care than the price point would suggest, and the kitchen avoids the shortcuts that separate an average sushi counter from a good one. The Chinese side of the menu gets the same attention rather than functioning as an afterthought, which is less common than it should be at a place doing both cuisines under one roof.
The dining room is calm, with a sushi bar that faces the kitchen if you want to watch the prep directly. Service leans attentive without being fussy. Reservations are recommended on weekends, when the room tends to fill.
Hours
| Mon | 12pm–8:30pm |
|---|---|
| Tue | 12pm–9pm |
| Wed | 12pm–9pm |
| Thu | 12pm–9pm |
| Fri | 12pm–9:30pm |
| Sat | 12pm–9:30pm |
| Sun | 12pm–8:30pm |
Menu Highlights
- Omakase selection
- Spicy tuna roll
- Salmon nigiri
- Dragon roll
- Miso soup
Rating
Good to Know
- Reservations
- Recommended
- Kid-friendly
- Better for adults
- Parking
- Street parking
- [email protected]
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Tokyo Ginza Sushi in Oregon City worth it?
Yes. Ginza Sushi & Asian Fusion (sometimes called Tokyo Ginza Sushi locally) is one of the highest-rated restaurants in Oregon City. Fresh fish, carefully seasoned rice, and a Japanese-Chinese menu that gives both cuisines equal attention.
Is Ginza Sushi good in Oregon City?
Ginza Sushi & Asian Fusion is one of the highest-rated sushi restaurants in Oregon City. The kitchen uses fresh fish, carefully seasoned rice, and offers both Japanese sushi and Chinese dishes, a combination that's uncommon at one restaurant.
Does Ginza Sushi Oregon City take reservations?
Yes, reservations are recommended on weekends. Call 503-303-9933 or visit ginzasushioc.com to plan your visit.
What are the best dishes at Ginza Sushi Oregon City?
The omakase selection is the best way to experience the kitchen. The spicy tuna roll, dragon roll, and salmon nigiri are all highlights. The miso soup is made in-house and a common add-on.
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