More About Ginza Sushi & Grill Japanese Restaurant
At Sushi & Grill Japanese Restaurant, our recipe for success is simple – Great food & care makes customers return every time.
Abby Jimenez, Champlin resident, business owner and author, includes Ginza in her recent novel Say You'll Remember Me. Xavier and Samantha go on a date to Ginza. Here's what Abby posted on Facebook: I just went into Ginza. The owner said so many people have come in because of the book and she wouldn't let me pay for my order. Thank you for supporting this small business. That's always my hope when I write a small business into one of my books, that you get a place to experience a scene in the story and they get new customers. It's one of my favorite places to eat, if you're in the area definitely stop by!
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