The Ginza Steakhouse is very close to Jacob's field (where the Cleveland Indians play) and Gund Arena (Cleveland Cavaliers). It is also across from the Hilton Garden Inn Cleveland Gateway which I've stayed at a few times.

Contrary to the name I've never had steak in this restaurant; I always go there for the sushi. While I am not an adventurous eater, I was taken there with a bunch of co-workers and we had ordered about six sushi boats full of food. Quite different from our usual lunch fare of Burger King. The sushi was excellent, even the stuff I was afraid to ask what it was. The unagi was especially excellent and always on my list when I revisit.

Ginza Steakhouse, at least for sushi, is relatively inexpensive and my colleagues I go there whenever we want a lighter, healthier meal that's still very tasty. They are open till 9:30pm and are a good choice on the outskirts of downtown or if you leave the game early as we saw many fans do http://www.flyertalk.com/dining/ftdining_forum/smile.gif

I lost my sushi virginity at the Ginza. It was a hole in the wall back then, 94 or 95. They have remodeled over time and the place looked quite good a couple of years ago. I do remember the sweet owner lady hooking us up with free sweet bean and green tea ice cream. Nice way to end the meal.

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